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ergy and then retuned to their institutions to engage in further research in the fields of medicine, inddstry, biology and other subArmy Supervision Planned Army sources said the civilian scientists will be taught how to construct and use laboratory instruments needed to handle atomic energy, The Manhsitan district also plans to lend equipment to the scientists so that they.can continue their research after {raining per-

NATIONAL FORECAST SUM- |

MARY: Fair and cooler weather

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this week-end as cool air re-

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| extreme southeast portion clear. ing to fair and cooler in the northwestern area of the state, and in Indiana, southern Michi-

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Racine, Wis, He was a graduate student in a Rome Biblical Institute when war broke out in 1939. List Other Appointments Other appointments announced by Father Steiner: The Rev. Fr. Theodore J. Mehl ing, president of the University of Portland, Ore. The Rev. Fr. James W. Connerton, president of Kings college,

Father Murphy is a native of

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are made in cash, Legitimate campaign contributions, he said, are paid by personal check—as in Mr. Anderson's case. Mr, Brewster revealed the committee had in its possession photostatic copies not only of the check, but also letters from Rep. Coffee and Mr, Olson acknowledging its receipt. Mr. Brewster said that Mr. Coffee's letter to Mr, Anderson stated:

“Paul (Olson) showed me the slip of paper you sent him a few days ago and it is impossible for

regard as the greatest departmental victory that our office has had a

| mtitee, maintained a stony silence

oh the subject of his ordered appearance before the committee. He merely said “thank you” to the: committee investigator who served the subpena on him yesters day in the house office building, Constitutional experts said the Kentuckian could invoke his cone

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the contractor was awarded a §1,-|Part in. You have no idea how|stitutional immuni ceeds Father O'Donnell, [000000 contéact for ogustruction of $ratified John is. . . . It a fow refuse to testy, © . 4 a hospital at Fort Lewiy, Wash, more people in the world would| Army witnesses have informed Og (Continued From Page One) The check has been ‘brought up|Show the same appreciation andthe committee that Mr. May inters McNarney One Re ch Laboratory before ‘in Mr, Coffee's political Understanding of the gigantic vened persistently on behalf of the sear \ , { C, 8. €, provincial of the control-|career. Advised of Mr. ‘Brewster's Problem that snows him under every | two key firms in the combine—Erie ‘Reds will Be in Chicago; 1 \ ling chapter, also announced nu-|charges, ne told Tacoma reporters:| ‘Wo years, then the going for John Basin and Batawja Metal Products, I. we OMANAS merous other appointments. “My answer is the same as it|8S 8 member of congress wold be Inc.” They quoted him as saying Dis Others Not Named. te Father Cavanaugh has been as-|was when the same charges were|® lot easier” Dr. Henry Garsson—the so-called . DENVER J aie sociated with Notre Dame since|published last March. That check| Mr. May, chairman of the pow-|“brains” of the group -- was his BERLIN, . WASHINGTON, July 90 (U. P). | RANSAS CY a 0 1917. In his ‘early years, he was| was a campaign contribution and erful house military affairs com- “good friend.” top : Americar ~The army's Manhattan district, fi | private secretary to another Cava-|was received after the filing Of my | [rees—— ‘ P whieh Sevpionea the atomic bomb, Ft et naugh who headed Notre Dame—| campaign costs and therefore was in Germany has v establishment of gpg the late Rev. Fr. John W. Cava-|not declared.” AT L conferring h three large research laboratories ta | | oh naugh. The two were not related. | He declined further comment. AST appearance 0 encourage application of atomic en- | Se ad He was a graduate of the class of | Mr. Olson said the mere existence They were ergy for civilian use, it was learned FORT WORTH: 1923. of the check shows that there was J hands of th ; RB The new president once served nothing unethical about it. Responsible Under the research plan, scien- | as secretary to Henry Ford's pri-| He conceded Rep. Coffee had Joseph T. M tists representing universities and | vate secretary. He later was asso- helped Mr. Anderson obtain the Vassily D. Sc ciated with the Studebaker Corp. at|contract but said “illegal payoffs” : to discuss th

Cobin, Newar Wyatt, Oklal Reports of highest level lowed predic ficers that or category wo! officers. . Earlier tod man said Ca att were se secret police despite the gotiate their

AY Places the Wopical humid air & occur.) . : gan, .llinols and southeastern |wilkes Barre, Ps, a new college to CAVE TIME A Prisc 108s have been completed. which sent temperatures soaring. | It will coniinue warm in the | Missouri. be opened in September. ioe 2a SpiSI Adiqusiely wy dep bd lL YR EL A spokesm: The three research laboratories However, muggy conditions will | southeastern states, due to the | The fog shown is normal in cer- The Rev. Fr. A. Leonard Collins, |... 8 Sv ny d PA VIIa} A cantar inal investig will be set up in the northeast,| prevail much of Saturday night | warm air mass previously men- | taln coastal areas, such as along d Pather Murph TT SOOPSIRON + 1 + OO on me (TCHEN WiTk ERE had specifi in Chicago and on the Pacif t.| j I ties y 10 Succee er Murphy as SU- pe glert whenever your interests ITC ad specific 3 £0 and on the Tacliic COASL. | in areas along the fronts shown | tioned, and there will be thun- | the California coast and valleys |perjor of Notre Dame's Moreau , | authorities | : are involved.” uthorities They will be operated by boards| jnmuencing the southeastern | derstorms in Florida and some | adjacent thereto, i = 3 ii composed of university 1 . seminary. | The letter was signed “hastily t. Wyatt of universi y eaders and | gsiates Gulf areas extending into western OFFICIAL WEAT -« The Rev. Yr. Allied C. Bendilard my as Nevod Chast] a Three 8 by ihe IY. ork state A warm moist airmass domi- | Georgia, North and South Caro- HER president of St. George's college,| po «John 4 on yi T EVD and one In Massachusetts are under Daiafthe Southeast and some of |. Lina, =——¥, 5 Weather Bureav Santiago, Chile. |. "Mr. Olson's letter to Mr. Ander- time being |

consideration for the research laboratory to be located in the northeast, army sources said. Camps Are Considered Although the proposed Massa-

the Gulf states.

No important weather changes

are forecast for the Southwest or West. coast sections of the coun-

try, where generally fair weather |

Scattered thunderstorms are indicated along the COLD AIR | FRONT extending southwestward | through western Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi, Louisiana and

All Data in Central Daylight Time =July 0, 194 . 5:38 Sunset . 8:00 Precipitation 34 hrs. ending 7:30 8. m. 35 Total precipitation since Jan. 1 .....31.50 Deficiency since Jan. 1 ;...., 1.50

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The Rev. Fr. Thomas D. Richards, superior of the Holy Cross mission band. The Rev. Fr. William M. Robinson, assistant religious superior at

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son said, in part:

“I got a great kick out of helping |

you achieve what John and I both

COOLER WEEK-END

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they were up 6.2 per cent from same period last year. Repeal of excess profits tax is chiefly re- |

intimate and RFC director, whe holds directorships in several large

president, who seized occasion to boost Mr, Dewey for President in 1048,

est to date only.

continues. | southeastern Texas with fair and |(u;e in other eities: Notre Dame. Wyatt never chusetts location was not disclosed.| poi; ang cooler, not so humid, | cooler weather following the |Atianta : : ienb th Camp Upton, Camp Shanky and| {ine prediction for coastal and | front’s passage | Boston Foreign Mission Superior nienburg, Fort, Slocum were sald to be under| on New York, Rhode Is- | Similar scot hee |S | The Rev. Pt, Patrick J. Hagerty, they boarde consideration in New York northern New XOrk, e Similar scattered thundershow- | &i¢leland i July 4. hn or will be land, Connecticut, Massachusetts, | ers accompanied by partly clou- | superior of the Notre Dame ecom- : Instead, h helo by an of Co.| New Hampshire, Vermont and | dy conditions will be experienced n | munity infirmary. (Continued From Page One) removed the “| Maine. through New Mexico, Arizona, enn The Rev. Fr. Thomas C. Duffy Birkenwerde lumba ynivrdyy, Sass} Haran, Partly cloudy skies and scat- | southern Colorado, Utah, Nevada Kansas City A i : { the Holy C rE foot fall. He was taken io Meth- NO of Berlin, ph Sioatmh, Soke, Rushes r o Hy tered thunderstorms are expected | and in the mountain regions of |Fiani to | uperiop of the Holy Cross eastern odist hospital for treatment. Weerasti C HU, Petar Rosiate un ye ih in southern New York, Pennayl- | Southern California. mission band at North Easton,| A fall on an embankment of MONEY Harrison, Ww of A. Nattule | vania, Ohio, New Jersey and Dela- Continued fair weather is seen | Mass. : | Pogue's Run creek in Brookside The new sensation for bathroom week after Technology. ; ware. Considerable cloudiness and | for northern Michigan, Wisconsin, | The Rev. Fr. Vincent J. Mc- Perk sent Thomas E. Green, 53, of ’} 5 : hands, were Middlewest headquarters will be and kitchen walls. So alluring, so Yoo showers seem shown for western | Towa, Kansas and the northwest- | Cauley, superior of the foreign|817 N: Fast st. to City hospital with ; I ; the C. I. D. ted at the Argonne national | Bt €ys la leg injury. His condition is re- beautiful and yet so economical. laboratory, Ohi which already Pennsylvania and West Virginia | ern states. Ohio will be partly |[8an Antonio | mission seminary of the Congrega- | Can Be vs : 8} has = pou ioe The army| "ccompanied by cooler tempera- ' cloudy and have showers in the gin, Fitnelscp tion of the Holy Cross at Catholic| Ported to be fair. Thousands of satisfied customers in said that about 25 universities will| : 3 - ig | university, Washington, D. C. |. Ab 3 P. m. yesterday, just prior Installed various parts of the country have Capt. Cob universities wi + ’ [to the storm's fury, the tempera- | raved about said, were sl co-operate with the Argonne lab- The Rev. Pr. Ronan J. Johnson,| \ \.“siind at 98, highest for the as Low as ou to place aft TARY his Asticles w Hel i ASHINGTON {editor of “the Bengalese magazine, year and hottest July 19 since 1030. $ 25 Wk time they ¥ R ep ! Other Records Broken . + VIKON TILE where the N AA ra a iy 10 B ANK HOLDUP Huntington Sent | Ir Trodey whe bigs sor ths n the oud ' year was 03, { r . : ‘It now ar and the army would give no detalls Meursday’ Now you, too, can have these clean walls and just y | . y's buildup te the heat ay as . : J Russians toc regarding its pussivle location, a A Weekly Sizeup by the Washington Water Pumper wave prepared young Indianapolis|] think of it, folks, 5 to 10-day installation, Guaranteed In retaliatic The Garsegie lpundauen na a ; 4 : residents for the 1046 record day for the life of your house. Won't crack, chip, or fade. three of the tions are e a rarsh _. w- | Think New Palestine Bandit Staff of the Scri H dN “An auxiliary water Pumper and| and they overflowed swimming pools Wipe it off like you would a dish, It’s unique in its spokesman bess xpec participate In Took Cambridge City Auto. | am o e JCripps-Mowar ewspapers a portable ehlorinaling unit were|at city parks, setting new week- field. Two Russ . 00K Lamaoriage LIty . ay to Hunt d.|day attendance marks. chauffeur Maj. Gen. Leslie R. Groves, Man- | on the way to Huntington, Ind. |da a 4 . : ; hattan chief, authorized creation of| (Continued From Page One) | Coniousd ¥ aso today to relieve a crisis caused ne Miggle Wert: est wave Get in on this low introductory offer while available. Ihe America rom Page One he ity well went dry and|Causht part o 8 cago area tos the three laboratories as the latest |... of the men Jumped out] = : when «one C10) 1 A ke|short of water and broke records | Limited amount, call and our salesmen day. stép in the army's announced plan Bel career of drawing unemployment compensation, was discounted py |* Deisel pumper on another broke; “.. Al be glad W a Authoritie Jo aevelop atomic energy for peace- [oe sa i Toh Ineo 2 ’ ; orca) report most veterans draw compensation for three months or SOW 16bea} fof helo was versived In Chicago suburbs a water short- will be glad to give you a free estimate, cation that ' ¢ other bandit drove into a less. yas ¢ : : the Russia eh z ; ; ! . . : , age was threatened. Residents : PRIVATE WELL GIVEN nearby farm lot, stole another CAr Despite rosy publicity about G. I. loans and education, President Jesteniay Be Be throughout the area were warned Our Phone Never Sleeps Call Americans. there and started driving to Farm-| has found average veteran does not want to go to college, buy a tched Carter Bo tat fire against excessive lawn sprinkling. ‘ forthcoming BLAME FOR TYPHOID ana. farm, build a house, or go into business for himself. He wants a job; pale der ane SA ol - 24-Hour Service RI-8880 firing of th B | On the way his car had a flat tire] 15 Willing to start small but thinks he deserves opportunity for | oo % ho for the state health| TNDPIANAPOLIS CLEARING WOUSE Hig} ig a Eo July 2 Yana he was given a lift by an uni-| Rdvancement. on gugiiee | or the sate hath En | TTR Niels King said today a typhoid epidemic | dentifed NOR. Yaratand. the) Hard Pressed by Inflation ington officials on emergency meas- | Debits © 535%. R1. 8880 for the rele: . shin armland, e 1 . " . J which has struck 17 persons in Ie on Tho She elothes] ANOTHER headache: Veterans who have started sehool under |Ures. [Crearings § 12,237,000 901, F WASHINGTON STREET said Shey I c4nt weeka probably could be traced | d mingled with ty fair, Une G.I. bill afe hard pressed by inflation. Most are living with their Today the governor ordered the! pewits 124,337.90 . Rrvenuon to a private well, and mingred Ww a couniy Ia wives on $100-a-month allowances or less. They're most vneal of all’ | Pumper from the fire marshals = would avail All public water supplies and all *OV¢ | ex-G. I's, known what's going | {office and the chlorinator from -the B A eh of i ’ . . { o s taken | milk ang {ma souls have been! : Thin Car Stolen { on in Washington, stage dem- tion, will redouble efforts against | Indiana university medical center | ol é a po checked more than a week by| The first man hid in the field | onstrations. Mr. Taft. The senator recently | © Huntington. { sanitary engineers and have been until last night when he stole the | If Inflation forces them to | hired publicity man to offset | State and Huntington authorities | that nothin found not contaminated. |third car in Cambridge City. | leave school in large numbers, | “propaganda” being put out | V°'® expecting to draw water trom | ( ~ by Gen. Mc Dr. George Brothers, head of the| Clues unearthed so far in the| reaction won't be pleasant for | against him by C.I1.0. | nearby abandoned wells, a stone ome to . . . 150 East Market Street Etate Jame . division of preventative diseases of holdup are & pair of pants, a dirty | man in the White House, rar quarry or a nearby lake, vail on the the state board of health, said en-|shirt and some fingerprints. Police Possibility: Big campaign to | ADMINISTRATION'S chase for gineers were making & systematic) said they were unable to check the | needle industry, and particularly | McMahon bill for civilian control | laration of war on his home. | Fil A check of private wells, fingerprints immediately. The cloth-| small business, into offering vet- | and development of atomic science | state enemy, Rep. Slaughter, may wt 1m No other areas in the state have|ing revealed, however, that one of | erans more and better job oppor- | has been damaged in house by | have- helped congressman. Reasreported typhoid in epidemic pro-|the bandits is about five feet three| tunities. Also to stimulate com- | 1ack of capable, well-informed | oning is this: Republicans, who By F portions, Dr, Brothers said. inches tall. | munity léaders into action. spokesmen to fight off blusterings | have no primary contest, may go a —— ER 4 | x = = of Chairman May of house mili- | inte Democratic primary and rn HOLLYW { YOURE on your own about | 'ary affairs committee (yes, same | vote for Mr. Slaughter, to make : Magazine P NOW at Your FA VORITE Theater! | prices, one). He has fought for military | President look bad. Also Pender- : S Bailey clain There'll be practically no con- pre-eminence in control plans. gast machine’s best chance of over Produ trol no matter what congress | In senate, Mr. McMahon and | controlling primary lay in keep- today after does now. Die was cast when | Others Knew atomic story trom | ing vote small. Now interest is was over be OPA opponents refused to adopt A to Z; it's different in house. | stirred up. 0 n i L Oo A MN Si it had stark house continuing resolution, set Administration's best hope now is o 8-8 eo oo oo * Mr, Baile: | out to draft new bill instead. to recoup when bill goes to eon- | Bilbo Again tographing | While time passed, so many | ference. SEN Selznick sw | ) SENATOR BILBO still bears firms bought goods at high prices 1 : y 4. a d nah chtics . absorbed a that economy became hopelessly | 1extile Problems grulges 3gamaL Cyilics. In many instances lower home loan interest rates Mr, Selzt | scrambled. roll-backs next to im- GOVERNMENT officials inter» When proposal to grant charter . admitting o b | Possible. Congress cut OPA en- | ested in export markets are irked | to AMVETS was called up in are obtainable at Fletcher Avenue. If you feel a “slight in 4a . 4 forcement funds anyway. | at what they call complacent | senate recently, Mr. Bilbo object- J : ; According fx % ul my E55 NY oy Congressmen have been getting | attitude of U. 8, textile machinery | ed, said he wanted to “investi- that your present interest rate is too high, or if ducer appa . frantic calls from wholesalers and | manufacturers. gate” organization. { : standing ok . oot brokers—they're afraid to They claim manufacturers are Real reason, AMVET leaders you are seeking a low interest loan for the pur- graphed wi imes- ovie one ews or Wik afraid not Wn buy It's | turning down foreign orders be- | say, is their convention criticized the photog: valy ifiereusd confusion on Cap- | cause they have all domestic | Mr. Bilbo. They're hopping mad. chase of a new home see Fletcher Avenue. 8 shoti of : 7 y . , Viol h business they can handle for two They can operate without char- two tables Highlights of This Week's Times-Movietone News voreq'® irganisations which fa. | or three years. This leaves the | ter, but are not accepted by gov- NMaothiv red “He got MANILA—Flag of the new Philippines lic ‘is Co fae, Mave turned | world field largely to British. ernment as an “official” organi onthly reduction of both inter inci of me } * raised 0g of the new Philippines Republic is | Miesition 10. buyers trike} oto. Officials think they should fol- | zation, are handicapped in press- y nte est and principal glashed at * § responsible leg- | Jow lead of U. 8. automobile | ing claims for members saves you many dollars ov : ‘you'll get | . . r . 3 B te WASHINGTON — Secretary Byrnes returns from lator, ere manufacturers who are keeping . ow y y s over the total loan period “I ‘moved Paris with encouraging words of pe x hold on world market by sending | REPUBLICAN National CHair- Y. | 1 i : hand and | ace, our oan is | — an % TRIESTE Hol. 9 ? i P Excess Profits Tax sprinkling of cars abroad, | man Reece was put on spot this I pe d off more quickly and the Y swung. 2 ‘ans and Yugoslavs riot against Big COMMERCE department re- Hao 4 | week when he addressed National n w ‘qd } : hand and 1 Powers protesting infernationalizing of the eity. ports corporation dividends were aT ERVBLICAN bigwins ay they |” Republican club in New York. balance owed may be paid in full at any time at I swung a : up 12.2 per cent. i p n uced b te 1 : : : Ke SPORTS—Charpion Cran Dre dogs race hoes | ot oe a? SOUOUTE | man du fl comp, Thy | ol, 7%, iit 37 Wit Fletcher Avenue, without penalty and with infer- ps just tor exercise , , . in Canada. . . blame George Allen, White House : :

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