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| Court Battle Loomits Mark Falls;
Expect 90.000 Over Lotter Y Ban I Today
| | Hell Driver Dies | Of Injuries t By GEORGE WELDEN Although scattered thundershow-
As Winter. Approaches—
epublicans Marshall to Speed Up ass New LawHelp for Europe y 32 Vote As Crisis Increases
Must Decide if Special Congress Session Is Needed; Speaks on Radio With Vandenberg |
By LUDWELIL DENNY, Scripps-Howard Staff Writer ‘ (der 12 years old were admitted free] WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.— The administration Will try tc meet the MAKIN up an éstimated total of
jar estimated 90,000 persons are {expected to crowd through gates {for the seventh day of the 91st Indiana - State Fair, | A Wednesday record of 96,491 [paid admissions attended yesterday, { {as fair officials closed the gates for| more than an hour, Children un-|
Opponents Hint
Plans for Injunction By LOUIS ARMSTRONG
Opponents of the anti-lotiery g,gwing European economic erisis by speeding up the long- term Mar- 110,000 persons to tramp ordinance were marshaling their go) pian and meanwhile by providing interim aid. |grounds. mn : forces today to throw the measure; 3carcely back from the inter-American conference in Brazil Sec Donald “Nation, 21 of Pekin, 11
i into Marion county courts for a ..iarv of State George C. Marshall must face the question of whether & Lucky Lott Hell Driver who was) test of its legality. congress must be called into special session this fall to vote emergency, injured Bunday during one of’ ti as The ordinance passed Dity Soun Jue to western Europe, Vacts, died last night in St. Vin il last night by a vote of 0 : Edward 8. Rnight, fotmer city| Secretary Marshall corporation counsel who- represents | Washington by plane last night. several establishments which print, Tonight at 9:30 o'clock: (Indianlottery tickets, declared today the gpolis time), he and Senator Ar Stdjsarice would. be “tested In We (hur H. Vandenberg (R: Mich.) will courts.” However, on the “opposition's” than to say: “I will talking in the courts. ing to try any law suits newspapers.”
Hint Temporary Injunction
Iplay back a transcription after the arrived In baseball broadcast.) | Announcement yesterday by Un{dersecretary of State Robert A. Lovlett that quick temporary measures! pn iq.. yele crash. The youth's bodv Will be necessary to cope with the! ocpeiaq 15 feet into the-air and situation is formal recognition of then crashed head-first ta the what officials here have been saying. ~ground in the attempted stunt off the record for several weeks. Today has been designated us All American official economic re- parmers’ day and Farm Organiza- | Fm hot go- A: B. C. networks will carry the ports from abroad emphasize the tion day.and.featured farmers’ day in the Droadtast. gravity of Europe's prospects for the parade which started at 10 a. m. (There is no Indianapolis outlei for coming winter, before the Marshall Judging of horses and cattle, in the] the program at 9:30; WIBC wiil plan can become fully operative, Coliseum
their Another opponent of the law de- Administration Has Faith in Plans clared: “We've got to fight this, THE SEARCH fog stopgap and to join William I. Clayton under; thing. We can’t stand still and take | piecemeal measures, however, does secreiary of state for, economic racing was scheduled for the afier-| it on the chin, : not mean any lessening of adminis- affairs, and our ranking' ambassa-| noon followed by the air Follies Meanwhile, the opposing forces tration interest in the Marshall ap- {dors in western Europe who are in front of the grandstand at 2
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cent’s hospital, He received internal injuries in a head-on automobile:
he would not enlarge Make a Joint radio report to the " lans other | Nation on the results of the hemiPs all my | Sphere conference. The Mutual and
and swine and sheep in! respective aranas also high-|
Another dav of Grand Circuit!
hinted a temporary injunctioniproach or any loss of faith in it./trying to get aciion on the Marshall p. m. : against the measure was to be filed | | Policy-makers "here are more con- plan, A free horse show - was held in the Marion county courts today | {vinced than ever of the soundness! As a result of frank speaking by ‘at noon in the Coliseum followed
as the first test of the measure of its two premises: which outlaws ‘printing and poss} ONE: That European “session of lottery and pool tickets.!qepends on self-help. |economic co-operation meeting in At the same time, Herbert S.| Two: That self- -help must be un- Paris is revising its report. Smith, business manager of Allied {dertaken jointly and in co-opera-| Pessimism regarding the Marshall Printing Trades council, said two | tion with neighbors. Industrial re- ‘plang and especially its. failure to” union shops which print lottery viva; in one ‘country ‘is impossible if stop European decline’ quickly, is - tickets were: planning \0 move out it cannot get raw materials or partsithe result of several factors. One of the city. {from its neighbor, or if trade bar-'is widespread misunderstanding of
by the nightly show at 7:30 p. m, Fair officials said-the closing. of the gates yesterday occurred for the | first time in the fair's history, The 20,000 parking spaces inside were
Mr. Clayton ‘and his associates, the recovery 16-nation committee of European
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Move Outside City riers and exchange hazards pre- its nature and purpose. Another is CJ IORSES -~ Belgians, judged in : t the flow of goods. mishandling by European officials. Coliseum. ? ; d: “Printing Ve0 g Dh p . Aravigs Mr Smit Hin ie aol Therefore the state department Still another is the unexpected force | CATTLE—Red Poll. judged in > find’ this eity administration has| {has sent George F. Kennan, chief and speed of the forces of European Coliseum. voted to put some of our people] of its new policy planning division; | disintegration. ’ Swi Tamworth and 0. I C.
judged in Swine arena. CATTLE—Sale of beef calves in Coliseum, 1 p. m. GRANDSTAND AFTERNOON — Grand Circuit racing, vaudeville, Lions Band, siate Times “Bub” bubble: gum blowing championship finals. COLISEUM, _NIGHT—W, his orchestra’
out of work and to cause some old| | after to Santa Claus Ruled Out established firms to move outside] np MISUNDERSTANDING and or France or
the city. ’ aders Unreasonable expectations, arose fall. Indianapolis Republican leaders} But there was hope that the’sit-
have made a mistake and printing | (through. inaccurate labeling and! ‘uation would net get worse, that _ bradbs unions will be out to elect wistful thinking. . [with luck and hard work conditions more friendly to the | “ le of the ¢ unity.” There is no’ Marshall “plan” in could be stabilized on the brink of “wiring ion inane i the the usual sense of that word. In-: crisis for the six months ‘or _year | council on a strict party line basis, [S20 Of & blueprint, it is simply required for Marshall pian agree- King and Whereas a week ago, each councils |! approach—really an admonition ment. As things. turied out, this was show at 7 p. m. '% de- and invitation. An admonition toa grave miscalculation, | GRANDSTAND, NIGHT — “State man explained thai he was [seh help and’ an ' invitation to] Soviet sabotage prevented co- Fair Follies,” band and fireworks, 8 cid ed on how he would vote, hn {European nations to’ get together operation by eastern European p. m, night five Republican members| (and formulate their own joint plan. countries, which are normally the STYLE SHOW-—Woman's buildPguns voted Toe She Mepaure. 1 Some European politicians hoped |granaries and merchandising out- ing, 10:30 a. m. and 2 p. m.
ets 3 » tries. > John A. Schumacher, R. ©. (Bud) | that the only plan necessary was lets of western European countries D d R i ;
western Europe this
: {a Christmas list to send the Yankee Two other economic factors also inDauss, Edvard B. Keating, Herman/senla Claus. Mr, Clayton has set tervened: Bowers Hog A ae Ma Willison (them right on that. ONE: Price inflation in the Vnited pusthie 3 . ya bogrt~ Because the Marshall’ plan is a States, which makes it harder and n {,
this year. The worst winter in half a_ century has been followed in some areas by the worst summer for crops in more than a century.
long-term basic approach, it can- more expensive for European naDemocrats. i not’ give immediate ‘relief. Inter-itions to obtain American supplies; dy il Two Noi Present ~Inational planning of prodyction;co= which —are unobtainable elsewhere / t i f short supplies and today. | WASHINGTON. Seat. (Us: ) (- smber; Dr. Lucien ordination © + ~yfriveinr Ee H. Worley, reduction of trade barriers take] TWO: The poor European Harvest —~Attorney General ig Cc Clark
ocrat, were not at the meeting. time. Congressional action will take Yt was "reported that Henry Os-|more time. So nobody who undertrom, Republican county chairman,|5t00d the situation expecied the had contacted the Republican {Marshall approach to save Englang members prior to the meeting and lined them up solidly behind the measure. The ordinance which provides ' maximum penalty of $300 fine and 180-day sentence on conviction for violation of the measure, becomes
today filed action in the interstate commerce commission ‘© to obtain from $30 million to $40 million from 717 "railroads it accuses of overcharging the government on shipments of explosives and ammunition during the war, ~ Thé complaint charged the government was entitled to rates lower than those imposed by the railroads because of the “magnitude of the shipments and the successful safety measures placed in effect by: the armed services, and other favorable transportation characteristics.” Clark sald repeated efforts were
Willkie's s Son Enters Race For Rep. Springer’s Post
mow completing his law course at Princeton university,
Among 8 Seeking
Seat in Congress
| A 10TH DISTRICT Republican [caucus was scheduled here tonight {following an announcement that {Philip Willkie, - 28-year-oid son ‘of the late Wendell Willkie, 1940 presidential nominee, would be a candidate for the
” w » THERE ALSO WAS considerable discyssion among state Republican leaders concerning a proposal that James E. Watson, veteran U, 8. senate leader 25 years ago, become & made during the war by the armed compromise candidate, forces to obtain lower rates but the The Watson boom talk was seen railroads “persistently as a deterrent to forestall a possible G. O., P. factional fight,
for . two weeks. Satisfied at Patnase
Jerrus My; Bryant, president of Indianapolis Church federation, attended the meeting last night and expressed satisfaction in the passage of the law, He declared: “The police are hired to enforce the laws and|L™
refused.”
Kidnaping Suspect ‘Held
~ n Ld OTHER REPUBLICAN candidates
" 8 ~ should be given every assistance in | vacant .' congres : $ By Vincennes Sheriff ® sional seat mentioned for the vacant congres “ , their work. The federation feels aL. . {| VINCENNES, Ind. Sepi. 4 (U, P) $ His candidacy slonal seat included Leo Kinman, ay . * that this ymeasure will aid them A : es A 30-year-old Fairmount, - Ill ‘brought to eight Shelbyville editor; Chauncey W man was held in Knox county jail matesinily In enforcing the yam- the number of Dupcan, Rushville attorney; Wilbur : 3 ing laws." . ”
¢ today after admitting kidnaping a L. Kendall, - Rushville Republican West Virginia. miner and: Bis wile
newspaper business manager: Ralph’ Sheriff Francis Thomas said Floyd Harvey, New Castle, chairman of
, candidates m e n~ tioned for the G ¥ O. P. nomination
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In other action of the council ‘Tast night, a resolution was approved unanimously charging the name of
Britt agmitted abducting Mr. and Mr. Willk the state budget committee; John City hospital to Indianapolis Gen- | le for election Nov. Himelect “ 8 ounty GO. p Me. Willlam Widener of Beckley 14 of a successor to the \late Rep, Himelech, Fayette county G. O. WwW. V ar Vine 3 Ve . eral hospital, hal : , Va. near Vincennes yesterda [Raymond 8. Springer, veteran con- chairman; Dr. L. A. Pittenger and forcing them to drive all day Culistruet Bridges gressman, who fied hash, week. president of Ball State Teachers’ in ‘southern Indiana and. Tiitnols An ordinance was also passed ap- | > college, and Mrs. Springer while he shot at signs along the propriating $225,000 for the con- THE CAUCUS "ot To Republican. Candidates -for the Democratic he 5 struction of two bridges over the chairmen from eastern Indiana was nomination to be voted by the Bway, the. Shes “maid Brit Indianapolis Water Co. canal on the arranged early today to map the Democratic county chairmen in- dotiat you : by th bin el hi North side. {party's strategy. clude Prank Hanley, Muncie en ates y ne : “year-old The bridges, one at College ave! Young Willkie's candidacy was businessman: Prank Unger, Farm- "Oman that he forced her into a
and the other at Central ave, will Ameuiiced by Charles Myers, Rush land, the Democratic congressional lonely wooded area and. attacked
: her be financed by bonds. lcounty Republican chairman, who nominee in 1946, and Sidney Baker, Bit + ii ; explained that the ‘yourig man is mayor of New Castl Fi was arrested near Peters h In changin the name of City XP 1b young m . Castle burg, Ind. where a stolen auto be108p
councilmen believed the city might have a better chance of collecting fees from patients. It wads hinted that many patienis| who accept treatment at the hospital feel no ‘obligation to pay because It is operated by the city,
lieved used for a getaway was recovered, Thomas said
Wrong ‘MarNamed in Probe Of Hotel Bag Lootings 7.31% 9 ro
In reports of police investigation $120 from the suitcase. Smith Ho { maka: m
————— wn | Of thefts of baggage from the Clay- pleaded guilty to petitl latceny in el tay hetnn? Times: dex {pool ‘hotel in The Times of Priday, Municipal Court 4 this, morn- Where :'8 ated ba apn A ar _iAug. 29, Claude Amos, 67, of 768 ing and was sentenced to $25 addy 0 i ) * Amusethents 20+ Dr. O'Brien. 29/Massachusetts ave, was erroneously fine and 30 days in jall, suspended, for a fall vacation? Carnival .... 19! F. C. Othman 19 identified as the foreman of the by Judge Alex Clark, How do you live on a Classified . 31-34 Patterns ..,.. 24 crew of painters Arrested in that The investigation completely ex- budget? Comies ...... 35 Radio . 35 connection. onerated Mr, Amos of any guilt in Crossword ,.. 18 Mrs. Roosevelt 23! Mr. Amos was the foreman, connection with - the~ incident, 2. 2 "9? 2 2. 2
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20! Ruark 19, japd he was not ar eg 23 Side Glances 20. Police records show that Mr. Amos
showed that he had carried the suitcase in question on the orders
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Forum ...... 20! Society ...... 22 was questioned by police in their of his foreman and without knowlMeta Given. , 24 Sports .... 26-27 investigation of’ the missing bag-!edge of its contents, and that his Anothey. Exclusive NEW Hollywood® . 19! Techn Topics. . 23! gage, and that he told them he had statement to the police, in fact, led \ Feature Indians PH 20! Washington . 20 carried a suitcase from the ninth to the apprehension of the ‘guilty \
19. Weather Map 5 floor of the Claypool hotel for Wil- person. Ruth Millect, 23 Women's . 23- 4 [iam Smith, who was the foreman.! We regret the error in identifiMoyles .. ... 30] Word-A-Day. 19 Smith was then arrested, and: police cation, and are happy to make this| Obituaries es : 39) world Affairs 20 recovered stolen clothing valued av correction of it,
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Gates Charges Smi Steered’ Insurance
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Asserts Data ithheld From ome Firms
Governor Defends
Pearson_and Bath By NOBLE REED Governor Gates today ise sued new charges in the week-long state house feud growing out of gambling paye off attempts and insurance steering accusations. | The governor in a
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statement {accused Lewis B. Smith, fired res [cently as state safety responsibility director, of withholding informas tion from many insurance firms, Last’ week Mr. Smith, who is Wells county Republican chairman, charged that John D, Pearson, state insurance commissioner, and Thomas E. Bath, secretary of state had approached him to “steer” automobile insurance to favored firms. He demanded that the governor ask: for resignations of both Mr, Pearson and Mr. Bath.
Makes Countér-Charge
A SECOND SON—That is how Mrs. Joseph E. Strough feels about Wayne Foote, Auburn, Cp. Mr. Foote today ended a month's visit with the Stroughs. He came “because toh he could fill ‘the gaps in the story of young Straughts death.
Californian’ Visit Fills | Void in Mother's Heart =
Mrs. Joseph E. Strough Finds Comfort in [5 Month-Long Stay of Dead Son's War Buddy: r
The empty feeling in the hearts of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Strough,
{had “no intention” to ask for [either the resignation of Mr. Pears |. ison or Mr, Bath. W [On the contrary Mr. Gates said he has discovered that Mr. Smith i himself had been manipulating ine surance business to a few: firms. *“It i§ my uhderstanding “that Smith had discontinued the
2138 N. Bosart ave, has been filled. i established practice o In January, 1945, one of their two sons was killed in action in Ger-| the lists of Lisinhe Si have * many. Death rode in the tank Harry -W, Strough was attached to as| to purchase insurance in der to: a gunner, reinst - Just to (he voung gunner’s side in another tank was Wayne Foole,| ie theif drivers the
governor said. “I have called three re)
| Auburn, Cal. When a shell punctured the metal of Pvt. Strough’s tank, Mr. Foote saw fils buddy die. He vowed to do} all he could to ease the grief of the
Asks Closer Unity.
f : | [ter telling of the event, but he did} " Life More Com ex, [One letter followed another and; Fl | P dg {he exchange grew until Mr. Foote, SOLDIER’ S D. ATH Stinebaugh- Warns land the Stroughs became very close.’ vt, Harry trough, Indianapolis school teachers today For 10 months plans were talked! son of MF. uo Mrs. i were charged! with improving in-
out by mail as Mr. Foote detailed : ‘thoughts for a visit here, seph E. Strough, 2138 N. struction to help pupils meet a more B oh kill d . life than their 0sart ave,, was Kiie in
Leaves for Home complex Now he has left for his home In . . Germany while ‘a “buddy looked on.
faced, Auburn after spending the past “He has come as close Lo taking Ly
neds’ to a I Governor Gates explained hat these two stag® officials were merely trying to get Mr, Smith to make the insure ance business available to all firms, “Mr. Pearson and Mr. Bath were. (Justified in asking that BH L. Bare (listed by Mr. Smith as a favored “insurance . agent). and all
parents
“At the opening of another school™month with the Stroughs,
vear it would be well for us to eon-
othep the place of my son as anv person sider whether the public 8Chools yoy," Mrs. Strough sald today, agents be furnished with lists of gh Ota; all persons Tequiring Insurance,” ' the are—serving -thig generation as well “T always knew 1 sqieday Saud, LL hOvernor sa as they served each preceding meet, Wayne. This past month The vy i generation,” Virgil Stinebaugh, really have lived again.” kad governor sald that he had superintendent of schools, said, | Mr. Strouzh, ‘who was 22, was a ‘ Neat or | Vent > oe Attomey General Cleon Fouse : m a thor 21080 Teachers Hear Talk graduace of Te hnical high school the whole es Investisstion of He addressed more than 2100 city pin A Teme r of te East Twenty-' gsaitered thurtdershowers will fall J... oo decried appropriate.” " & § . } tp . teachers who assembled in Tech. T1781 Lreet nited Brethren on Hooslerland today, tonight and » ‘al gt hool /MNAs jor Church. He served with, ihe 736th . Smith Denies ‘Fix’ feats high schoo gymnasium, Io batialion. tomorrow morning, according To the
conferences preparatory to ihe
Mr. Smith was fired by Governop
; " eatherman. ah opening of school Monday, “a . weat : : Gates last Aug. 26 following’ signed Clarence 1. Farringlon, school British Crisis Sends | pn Siestriga) Sons egke gues statements made by fwo state pow board president, stressed the im- Indianapolis early today bringiog jice officers that the Wells county portance of instilling in pupils the New York Stocks Down 24 inches of rainfall,
W. ; ‘chairman had approached them philosophy that education does not! NEW YORK, Sept. 4 (U, P| Highest temperature today was concerning ‘an offer supposedly
make hard work unnecessary buf Stocks dropped fractions to more expected to be 85 degrees with a/.46 by Jack Thornton, operator should make it more effective, than a point today on selling Wall drop to 70 by tamorrow midrning. or the Chesterton Social club Needed improvements cited by Street described as liquidation by It will be cooler ‘tomorrow after- gambling resort, {6 make gambling Mr. Stinebaugh are “in-service, Stockholders alarmeéd over the noon. Lo protection pay-offs. training” of teachers, emphasis of Situstion abroad, particularly in| Latest summer heal wave moved The officers’ statements stated individugl training of pupils, closer England, into the north Atlantic coast states (hat Mr. Smith told them Thorne integration, of school, home and Yesterday's speech by British For-/ioday as new highs were sel (on was willing to pay "two police community life and Improvement of eign Secretary Ernest Bevin, in throughout the middle west yesier- officers (and himself) $500 a month citizenship training which he asked for world redistri- day, each if they would tip him off row Need: More Pacilition bution of -U, 8. gold to aid eco-| Weather officials said the heat gardihg raids on his club. He pointed out’ the sinoo] Haug RABY, un viewed oy ng: was not so uncomfortable, however, Mr. Smith subsequently denied” £-1as humidity readings weve 30 poin's the charge, explaining that he meres tem will need more facilities to meet land's plight. lower than during the hot, sultry ly attempted to warn the police dee
the rising birth rate and called for ¢ weather in August, artment i a kindergarten program for all 5- Augu partmen that attempts might be made to get a “fix
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g " through. year-olds, counseling services for wpw oy ir gent 4 <u P) LOCAL TEMPERATURES Mr. Smith countered with the ine parents of pre-school age children Street fights and bombings 1nvolv- § a m A A em 71 surance charge against Mr. Pears and greater emphasis on poner va- ing Hindu and Moslem refugees 3 a. m . "0 ‘11am 74 Son and Mr. Bath, explaining thas yon of human and Ratural're-;; onging the od. ‘city of Delhi; 8 a m 70 12 (Neom), 15 “my stand on this fhing can be : Lis caused at least five deaths today, fam 9 1 p. m 76 verified hy every insurance comSignposts of progress in the school pany doing business with that office system are the fact that teaching V fata :
(state insurance commissioner)” Says Bath Answering this,
has become a profession, *that the curriculum has been broadened and that schools are no longer dull and irksome, Mr. Stinebaugh said,
Peggy E. Scripps, Newsman to Wed
GLENBROOK, Nev, Sept. 4 (U. the atomic products would he made avaible 10 scientists all over the other than to say that they P.).—~Miss Peggy E. Scripps, daugh- world - for medical studies. ‘entirely false,” and that he’ ter of the late Robert P, Scripps and, The announcement came as the the * same time: in identical accepted Mr. Smith's resignation, ; y ; congress’ executive committee re- ) . i Mr. Pearson in a statement to the Mrs. W. Ww, twins, Dr. C. P. Rhoads, New York,' t he tod vealed initial for a ‘world "4 to the SCARCE convention $OYernor said. that he bad ordered - ( Are ay . 4 , y req ua organization to.consolidaie reseach pba His findings support a be. Ne New staie safety responsibility and avoid duplication of efforts. : / direcror, Victor Walmer, to make
member of the foreign news | 11 th i that ct al functions of the stafl of the United Press in Wasi- * Dr. E V. Cowdry. 8t. Louis cons Jef hai, chamipal hi re public the list of all pérsons need~ gress president " i ing insurance,
R..C. sald the committee president Truman's announce “I had adbealsd The wedding will lake place in a agreed that the world organization merit of the release ofthe radio- by RP :
Truman Hailed for Giving | Atomic Aid i in Cancer War 2 that he could find no in«
ST. LOUTS, Sept. 4°(U. P.).—8clentists {rom all parts of the world surance firms in Indiana who would rushed plans to co-ordinate their fight against cancer today, spurred verity Mr. Smith's Charges “agalnst by America's release of radioactive isotopes lor international research. Mr. Pearson, Delegates Yo the fourth international cancer research congress| Secretary of State Bath refused
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Hawkins, will be mar-
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to Mr. Smith
b TOE many times to furnish’ these Ms quiet cefemony at the Hawkins would consist of ong representative active elements was greeted with pi . iblic and there have aie home at Lake Tahoe. The couple [Tom each nation represented In enthusiasm when read to the dele- 2 ibe ¥ ‘ " ’ many ‘complaints from many insur will leave this evening for Wash. he congress, Each government gates by Dr. Cowdry, last night
ance companies because of thelr inability to secure this information from Mr. Smith,” Mr, Pearson said,
precipi ar ions
ington, where they will reside. [Would contribute io the cost in, In Washington, the atomic
The bride is the granddaughter Proportion to its size and resources, ergy commission seid today thai of E. W.” Scripps, founder 'of the Ye said, and a general staff would no foreign govenment can possibly Scripps-Howard Newspapers. She Meet annually to hear progress ré-- make an atomic bomb from the was . war OR in the ports and direct future 2 opeame. radioactive materials *which this NOT GUILTY, SAY REALTORS Pacific and recently has been on the, The committee giild-Had. not ‘de ‘country hs agreed to share. WASHINGTON, Sept, 4 (U. Pw |editorial staff of the Washington cided. however, on. whether to, What the United Stales will dif-/The National od Ae. loca of Rett : Dally News. Mr. McCabe has been lestablish an entirely new organiza- tribute to foreign laboratories, the Estate boards amd the a reporter in.New York and Puerto tion orto operate within the Paris: commission said, are radium-like ington real estate Rico and was a navy war cor- centered framework of the Union “tracers.” “These isotopes are con-| pleaded innocent respondent in the Caribbean area. Internationale Contre le Cancer, sidered the greatest boon to med- charges of. He alsa did publicity work for thejone of the sponsors of he eon- ical research since invention of. the fix commission 1 ‘government of Puerto Rico. “gress: | microscope. ‘and leases,
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Governor Gates replied that he ~~
Governor Gates
voiced unanimous acclaim for President Truman's. announcement that fo comment on Mr, Smith's shareds i
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