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Spirit-of Unity Seen Among
lective security. minister failed to secure the rec-
«of the lesser conflicts of opinion, |center, Hopeful of Success Nor is there stich deep-seated distrust of the procedures to : adopted in the security organization that any of the delegations would despair of a successful conclusion | of the work about to be started. |
ferences in the past year.
Frequently during the prelim-| inaries to the conference, men who have thought deeply and added much to the building of a*new security repeated their determination | to press on with the task regardless, of what obstacles may be encountered or, what compromises
can now go on.
Typical of this group of de-| termined men was Foreign Minister | from Washington. Eeleo Van Klefens of the Netherlands who stood up magnificently under an hour's barrage of questions from the press.
Willingness Shown |
Dr. Kelefens, “is an absolute ne-| begin. cessity. The Dutch people will do) hat work
met we ‘will acquiesce in whatever | CIS AdODed bY thE Hssemiys sv Similarly, Mexican, EQreian.: Min. {ster . Fzeqiiel Padilla. expressed in
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operate.
under..the glaring §
ple to see a world security organization evolve from this conference. | The same willingness to submerge [Bl national aspirations to build world | safety came from many other. dele- | gations, All of these steadfastly held views on unity were expressed over the thunder of approaching discor from Washington or Moscow. Grim realists shook their heads gloomfly. Théy could see apparently more clearly than others the grim chances of failure looming ahead
disillusionment.
(Continued From Page One) certain. to wreck the plans for col-|
ognition of the Polish provisional |. qifrerent type . sitting in -rooms| : : 2 Tele or : government is accepted here as one [at San Francisco's great civic Completed. niaph bureau said today that Adolf allied lines men who had drawn the| - ~ (Hitler has abandoned plans for a| A new version of the report of plans and operated the machinery| A trangportation. eommission | final stand in Bavaria and will stay! Propaganda Minister ‘Paul Joseph [of half a dozen international con- | originally set up by the 1943 Indi-|'P Berlin to "conquer 0 : | «The report followed .a broadcast Berlin said he boarded a four-| by the German radio at Hamburg motored private plane west of the]
To them, the picture of the great ; . p E | members today following announce- | vecterday saying Hitler was remain- | capita} for a flight to Bavaria on
security conference here became clear when it was announced that | Molotov, Eden and Stettinius had | Gates. [Bem |completed their talks in Washing-| The life of the commission was | The German radio ton and were on their way west. That flurry being ended, they, {the stage hands of the interna- | sume its work on the codification of | ression of confidence | tional theater, declared *the show |the staté's transportation laws, {many still can win the war with |in an ambush
Is ‘sincere but if our desires are not | ....¢c according to the realists who Henderson, Indianapolis, represent-\ 3 marine fighter know how international Meetings ing truckers: mor | peter; Inetanapolisp-state
positive terms the will of his. peo-| be the dramatic highspots of the | "the Brotherhcod of conference. Dozens of sets of Firemen and 5 Engineers: Fred | {Lt amendments . will be tabled and Schutz of Gary, the Teamsters’ |Bulox, Miss backed up with a passion that has union, and Fred Doebber, Indian-! bombers. [behind it years of suffering and apolis, secretary of the National not available. { Industrial Traffic league, represent- | It was the first.time Axtell, DorA great airing of national moods, ing the general public. rah and O'Keefe had land a great release of heartaches, dl yearnings, . repressions will result period of study for the transpor tan | ee and the world will benefit, because tion code in lieu of approving a! these expressions are universal. | lengthy code submitted by a reEvery nation wants more than any- tiring commission after two years thing else to see the foundations | consideration. ” of a peace with justice securely laid ‘here. A billion human beings are
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re were other realists of LONDON, April 24.—The Ger- {rapped in the Ruhr pocket, was Bu} hele were r e Transportation tion Study Group man-controlled Scandinavian Tele- arrested after escaping through the
| ana general assembly had 10 new
ment of appointments by Governor ing in the ‘main fighti
continued by the 1945 legislature had .replied to birthday
The survey body named yesterday | “heroism.”
Yoder is chairman automatically
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| Other new members named are | bat about 60 miles northwest of
; : " y | eventually will result ©, R. Livinghouse and J. L. Mur-| Okinawa last night all in their power to make it Suc- in the adoptibn of the Dumbarton den, Indianapolis, railroad repre- | cessful. Our desire for amendments yap proposal with few amend- |
sentatives; Howell Ellis and G. A. tell Jr.
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10 MORE NAMED Germans Still Say Hitler 2 Nations for Peace. Parley TO COMMISSION Is in Berlin to 'Win or Die’ GREAT NAVAL BASE Waish Repairing
in order that the body might re-|from Benito Mussolini with” an ex- [ing that they rhay have caught
The curtain will rise tomorrow| includes Leroy E. Yoder, Goshen,! The Stockh: lm newspaper Tid- big Mercedes _limousine on Te
| with the entire cast assembled |as chairman and representatives of if
as escort by German 8) Seman ! while President Truman reads his|railroads, trucking interests, labor | Was escorted THREATS oF COAL they may be forced to make. | address of welcome by shortwave and the public, as members. [cars and about 20 S. S. troops on
| FLAGSHIP OFF OKINAWA, April
laces in 20 minutes of aerial com- said Himmler was in Berlin as late
They were Maj. Georfle-C. Ax- ew. contract 24, commanding officer of FACTORY INTACT miners an ave WIT J. 8. TTH. ARMY, Ger- WLB Chairman George W...TayHerschel A. HoHo- | shot down five Jap dive bombers TH U, TH ARMY, Ger ?
2 EnamPod gprs QATAR EPRI nS 5G ww DR ats Eh, 4ehales,. EE he he be Commerce representative; : ] Al Jeflerson Davis Dorrah arc 5;
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today on the ing German Italy, La ' Spezia, " . . : population of r. die. Goebbels reported flight from }
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ng line” inNorway, probably the latter. | An Exchange Telegraph dispatch
said Hitler from the British 2d army front
least one Fo r greetings said British troops were speculat- |
routed forces
that Ger- | Gestapo Chief Heinrich . Himmler |
Byitish © armore ars shot a ored. cf I up | banks along a
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| An adjournment is expected as since the law provides that the | -90- MINUTE BATTLE Three bodies were found inside | STRIK an act of mourning for the, late chairman, of the public service the burned-out. car, the dispatch | President Roosevelt. Another ple- commission, an office Yoder holds, ABOARD ADM. TURNERS said. Himmler was known to have | WASHINGT | nary session is to be held on Thurs- | heads the special commission.
day at which the introductory Other Members Listed
{speeches will be made. Then the! The commission will recommend’ “This .plan for security,” sald: {real work 1 the conference will| codification legislation,
been-in the area last week, visiting | _The threat
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The 1945 legislature extended the! or attacked enemy plane
security board.
The “veto” right of the major demanding through the inen at San] Governor .Gates today also re- members represent -“laber; small powers or the trusteeships of ter- A neh pe done. appointed John W. Crise, assistant businesses and the public. The ritory ripped from enemy posses- . to the president of the General/board will meet here Thursday to slon or the Polish. problem were Te Bar Ma rg | Electric Co. at Ft. Wayne, as a reorganize and select officers 1
Locomotive | bombers crashing into the sea. and Jeremiah J. O'Keefe, 21, of
ever fought
member of the state employment
Now vice chairman of the commission, Mr. Crise repres Crise Reappointed businesses on . the board. Other
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Tth United" States*army Saturday volved, : during their mop-up of the éastern Soft coal who bagged five ¢ virbs of Stuttgart, it was dis- United Mine town Was .nsed today Stabilization
until the day before its. capture, and any conti
when the Germans deserted it, by May 1.
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harbor, It was the Italian navys
Meanwhile; 8th army units fot a bitter battle in the outskirts of Ferrara. The Nazis were making «@- suicide stand there to save at
| Today's allied communique reported that th | generally had closed to the Po
garrisons at Bremen and Hamburg. this year appeared to have blown This followed war labor board ap-
sterday of all IONEY . @ : 1639 N. Meridian
| I provisions of the new soft coal wage
The plant had been in operation Davis to approve the WLB's action
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