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By MERRIMAN SMITH United Press While Houes Reporter ABOARD BATTLESHIP MIS-
SOURI, Sept. 8.—President Truman, | 3
tired after a hectic week in Brazil, devoted himself to rest and relaxation today as this 55000-ton battlewagon steamed through warm South Atlantic water en route to fhe United States. The President sailed from Rio de Janeiro yesterday afternoon fol:
lowing a gala sendoff. He started] :
the leisurely voyage home with the | conviction that his visit had helped | solidify the good neighbor policy in| South America. He will arrive In| Washington Sept. 20. The Missouri encountered ideal |
= sailing weather on the first day out|
© and the President took advantage
* of the excellent cruising conditions
to put protocol behind. He replaced | the top hats and tailcoats of his Brazilian trip with slacks, sport shirts and casual aps He ‘Outranks’ Le: Mr. Truman's By Lesh Sor unusual headgear fascinated the Missouri's crew members who saw him strolling the decks variously in| his six-star yachting cap or his favorite old white sulky cap. The President quipped that the six-star cap, presented to him by Washington © yachtsmen, enabled him to outrank his chief of staff, Fleet Adm. William D. Leahy, a
Mr. Truman had the Missouri's skipper, Capt. Robert L. Dennison, as a dinner guest last night and then saw the movie “The Trouble With Women.” The President was in high spirits but was plainly tired after the six days of social engagements and speeches in Rio. He took a nap during the afternoon and retired immediately after seeing the movie. * The President escaped. injury Saturday when the phaeton carrying him to the home of Ernest G. Fontes, wealthy Brazilian businessman, skidded off a soggy mountain
. road outside the capital.
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A Pig event of the return: trip will be the hijinks Thursday when the ship crosses the equator. Mr. Truman, his family and staff members who are making the crossing for the first time will be subjected to traditional initiation into the mysterious court of King Neptunus and Davey Jones. White House Secretary the Presi-
Press
been changed and that Mr,” Tru-
man would go directly to Norfolk, haired, Hungarian,
Va., aboard the Missouri, reaching’ there Sept. 19. .The President and his party will then board the Presidential yacht Willlamsburgh for the overnight run up the Potomac.
State Police Nab § In Gaming Raid
LOGANSPORT, Ind, Sept. 8 (U.| P.) —Police raided establishment at a mile west of here early today and arrested five men. : The troopers, led by Sergeant Irwin Rhoda of the West Lafayette state police post, confiscated a variety of gambling equipment. The men were later released on their own cognizance pending further investigation, They were identified as Loren Morrison, 34; James Musto, 48; Philip Digelo, 34, all of Peru; Paul’ Clawson, 42, Logansport, operator of the gaming place, and Zachary
Burch; 28, Oceana Bluff, Towa.
Cass County Prosecutor Keith Campbell said the case would be turned over to a county grand jury. A warrant for the men’s gr rest was issued by Justice of Peace Don Freehafer on the Ti of an affidavit sworn out by a state detective who had previously visit, ed the gambling house,
BURN RESERVE COAL LONDON, Sept. 8 (U, P.) —Scores of Britain's export factories burned their reserve coal piles today “with | fio end in sight to the wildcat strike of 60,000 Yorkshire coal miners,
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8 Purdue Awaits JE Enrollment a 0 13,000
New High Mark Due; | Term Opens Sept. 18
Times Stale Service LAFAYETTE, Ind, Sept. 8-— Plans ‘are being completed at Pur-| due university for the opening of | | the new term on Sept. 18 when an all-time high enrcilment of ap- | proximately 13,000 students is expected. t | The orientation period for the = new students opens Sept. 10, with & an address of welcome by President Frederick L. Hovde and is in charge lof Dr. George Davis, director of the office of student affairs. Orientation tests for entering students get. under way at 1 p. m.| Wednesday, and at 2 p. m. a session for new students and their parents
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CLOSE CALL WITH DEATH — Car of President Truman (seated rear right
with light hat) is pushed back onto road after it skidded and ‘came to a stop about [wii be held in Memorial Union two feet from a precipitous cliff at Rio de Janeiro last Saturday. The President building with Vice President Frank C. Hockema as the speaker, C
_narrowly _escaped a possible serious mishap.
Plot to Bomb
Johnston to Speak { 7T. R. Johnston, director of the di-
Hanley Expected To Get Nomination
10th District Democrats same day are student activities
imeetings, sessions for ROTC en-| To Vote Thursday rollees and special meetings for The Democratic
10th district home economics students, culminatto be seen alive outside its native| Will opposé Ralph Harvey, RepubCentral American mountain forests. lican member of the legislature and
has been placed on exhibit at nid chairman of the state budget comBronx z00.
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of ite history and traditions. The orientation tests will be comBy Science Service ; NEW YORK, Sept. 8.—Yapock is| an animal that crossword puzzle] makers overlooked, perhaps because it is so rare. The first yapock ever|
French Arrest 14
Stern Gang Members
PARIS, Sept. 8 (U. P.).—French authorities reported today that they had thwarted a fantastic plot’ by
the Stern gang of the Jewish un- women.
The orientation program continthe air. The French police seized 14 schemers, including a New York! rabbi and a former U, 8. army airman. The planned bombing of London
for Saturday dance
| Hanley, Muncie automobile dealer. gridiron squad set afternoon. A mixer
Mr. Hanley is believed to have planned for that night.
111 birds and mammals brought back from Costa Rica -by Charles Cordier of the New York Zoological
was described as an act of reprisal society, at the end of a 15-week the SUPPOY of oa o She sai Registration will begin Sept. 15, for the British decision to send expedition. | Democrs yaniix A . in and continue through: Wednesday Official Weather some 4300 -Jewish refugees back to, The animal, which is a female, | Deen n Ee oi, eo Castle with class work starting Sept. 18, UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU Germany. They were being de-|is a water opossum with a 12-inch} EL & EE ade ihe em ——— are 2 —Sept. 8, 1MT— " barked at Hamburg today. . } Sunrise. .... sens 6:19 Sunset 08 | ~In Hy ri pong ministry hoey amy tinh Forepaws) drt voted hry Suppor; Mar. Habs Girl, 2 Sou ht Precipitation 24 hrs. end. 730 a. m 0 spokesman said the city's air de- are like little hands. Her fur, a| BY 8-3 meeling Satureay ‘nig otal piteipliation Ss fun, 3 nH
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silky gray in color, is marked on the ~The fol able —— gency” from the moment word of back with a dark double dumboel| er to nominate a candi- PER Ee a hp bomb -plot. was ‘recefftd. ‘There pattern. date, originally scheduled for to- n ll aying J Dustion High was-no sign. that the reported plot night, will be held Thursday night iflauts ~... cere BA was elu Sissilgtod hghty, and at Muncie, Tn on vecsion da Police today searched for a 22-|Cmooati 8 equally no evidence of over- was pos Chatnd 0 emphasis.) WIS ie Democratic county chairmen more Y®aT~ -old girl in connection with the|penyer 02 Woman Is Arrested) time to plan for the meeting. (fatal stabbing of Ollie Crump, 1008 Evaranilie | Ae : Nn a. : : . , . IM. Worth... ....coonnnnins The surete nationale—the Frénch - Half-Dozen Members IN. Missouri st., early yesterday at a (GIF) oerrirass He FBI-—reported that the Stern gang oe 0 d or | ; the Indianapolis Industrial ‘club, Kansas Cit srvneasunieril plot called for showering propa- Half a dozen other Democratic % NG kn Angeles ihe a & ganda leaflets on London, as well . | candidates have been mentioned for 9 . Capitol ave. . M)aneapolis- Bt. Paul Li. oe: a 73 | as explosives, Reported Leading the race, but party leaders were Mr. Crump was taken to General Nd Orleans Saisie M n | convinced that most of them will hospital at 2:57 a. m. Sunday by Bulanoms sears 5 is] Arrested Saturday ght we i i 10 . «18/4. Hi. © ) OKIAhOMA CY ..seiivees. ii 00 1 Rabbi Te igs Wepe Fight Against NLRB withdraw before balloting starts. [three men who found him in front Quake vers naires i] 74 | York; Reginald D. Gilbert, described By FRED W. FERRINS State Representative Harvey, own- °f the club. He died three minutes San Antonia a 0 nu as a former U. 8. army pilot, and IR ony Ste Bellierent °F Of ® 300-acre: farm in Henry later.’ San Francisco ‘oll 6M Mrs. Judith Rosenberg, 23, red- P a, 8 county, was nominated as G. O. P. The three men told pilice they) Washington, pc ures +B n
Rail Strikers Stand Pat left on 1y Demand for 50c¢ Boost FASTEST 1
about te take off for London when! fance of the Taft-Hartley law h sts wer : urday. the sidewalk, they said. io Wp eae N bl GH i F of L Shisfiaing who When balloting opened at the The men in the car investigated PITTSBURGH, Sept. 8 (U. por e Noble, near gnen a week's meeting here ‘today. n 8 op Eighteen bundred union - Yersdles. convention there were 23 candidates and found the man to be the stabemployees, whose strike has cut
An informed A. F. of L. source in the field. The contest finally re- bing victim. They took him to the
Said ish 3 I Weare not for Mr. solved into a two-way contest be- hospital. 18 members of the eXecu- | wee, Mr, Harvey and Leo Kin-|
tive council probably would adopt a program of limited co ~ operation | T&M: Shejbyville publisher.
with the. national labor relations Ito Seat a war of liberation now to poard — particularly because this majority on the 10th ballot and and a girl.
ro a war of enslavement tomor- | would put the rival C. I. O, on a|Vas nominated unanimously on t spot and in an unfavorable competi- | {the 11th.
Flair ministry officials declined tive position. o say directly whether the three np, Tews is said to bppose recog- 10 Face Hearing
were linked with =the reported njtjon of the new NLRB, or She scheduled to)
ad 10,000 Pamphlets Wie arrested, the three had 10,Xo pamphlets to be dropped over don. The pamphlets warned t the Stern gang was ‘prepared
| Mr. Crump. The nature of the {argument was not learned and wit-
scheme to drop .explosives on Lon- 134 ynder which it operates.® don. Two purported Sternists, iden- cently he forced coal operators fe tified only as “Jacques” and “Olga,” agree in their new labor contract were arrested Saturday in an apart- ,,4¢ to use the law's provisions for ment where officials found SiX gqamage suits against the miners’ bombs made of fire extinguishers. union for illegal strikes. She named Her assailant to police The officers said the bombs were ny Lewis sits in the council as 2PPear in court today as the result |anq told them the shooting grew to be Sropped on London. the A. F of L.'s 13th vice president of a series of week-end raids. lout. of an argument over car keys a apll Rerll Sums > Pasis Jom but has much more influence than| James Slate, 44, of 719 Pt. Wayne Police are seeking the man she n organize a that ranking might indicate. The ave, was charged with violation of named for assault and battery with ‘arachgie Inve: invasion” of Palestine. main hody of his own union has|the 1935 beverage act after a police|intent to kill. to kill. ‘ {got along without dependence on officer reported purchasing a pint [the old NLRB. However, the un-|of whisky for $5 from him. yesterHons catch-all division] District 50, day. The purchase was made at| {has called on the board many times 716 Ft. Wayne ave, where police | ip iy be whisky and wine. | IC il es Id S vaisters reports that District 50 is'ave. and Sam Sperman, 1218 E = Pope Declares ut to fold up and turn the work- st, were arrested yesterday ; on LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y., Sept. 8 erg it has organized over to other charges of advertising a lottery and (U. P.).—The full text of the United | A. F. of L. unions. keeping a room for pool selling Nations Palestine committee report| An official spokesman for the A: They were arrested in a pool room proposed Jewish state recommended self under the new law is at the, land pick-and-win tickets, by the subcommittee majority. top of the agenda in the executive | Outdoor dice’games accounted for Jews living in the’ area of the council meeting, seven arrests, all charged with disproposed Jewish state numbered orderly conduct. Three men were 500,000 in 1946, the report said, but Gperlin Calls Russia arrested when police broke up a
‘of 2031 Alvord st. last night. The shooting victim, In serious condition in General hospital, was shot
in the face by a .45 automatic, Ten persons were
ROME, Sept. 8 (U. P).—His Holiness, Pope Pius XII told 250,000 persons massed in St. Peter's square today that the time for Setion had come in a world situation in which “the opposing frants in the religious and moral fields are becoming ever more clearly defined.”
|for dssistance in rows with other confiscated beer, Noland - Hollwell, 1516 N. Arsenal disclosed today that at least 416,000 |p, of 1. said here that a decision on in the rear of 1142; FE. 19th st.
{unions. The present Lewis attitude |“Arabs and others” will live in the how the A. F. of L. shall conduct it- where police confiscated baseball
increased immigration envisioned {game in the 400 block of Fisk st. « h ‘ ¢ |by the committe¢ would bring the Bulwark of Peace | Forty-five cents was confiscated, ht He Miflestion ir | Jewish population to. some 650,000 MOSCOW, Sept. 8 (U. #.).—The Four men were arrested in a dice .n 0 is the time for action. sAre during the recommended transi- o by game in an alley in the 300 block , : . . Soviet people had the assurance of . your ready? , . ., the time for the tional period. of Middle st. Police confiscated $2. » ' . Premier Josef Stalin today that test is here. Jerusalem, which would come although agents. of imperialism eom— - p ke 4 t th . The Pope ‘spoke to men o Order Cafeteria Probe Pe .
under the jurisdicition of the United were trying in one way or ‘another Catholic action organization, meet-
Nations as a sort of “free” city. would contain an almost equal, to 8. provoke a new war, Russia stood . TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Sept. 8 ing here on their 26th anniversary number of Jews and Arabs. There a 3 real oace- joving power (U. P.).—An investigation of. the His address, delivered in Italian, were about 100,000 Jews and 106,000 ° Ie y ulwark of peace. 16. Vigo county school cafeterias followed up closely his exchange r. Stalin sent ‘a message of has been ordered by the state of. letters with President Truman Arabs living in Jerusalem in 1046. greeting to the I ! The problem of minorities was == 8 200 people of Moscow hoard of health, Dr. Charles L. 10 days ago. Both leadérs pledged n the 800th anniversary of the Maxwell, director of the board's themselves to work for a moral
among the difficulties listed
“No. 1” a * cit Moscow was connection decorated gaily,
by the committee in and the people fi with the majority plan for dividing |g coe People Mock hugh Me Palestine into Arab and Jewish observers here agreed that, with states. At last’ count there were " 625/000 Jews li a good harvest assured, Moscow 1,200,000 Arabs and 625/000 Jews liv=| 10rd more prosperous than i has ing in the Holy Land. in years. Some 8000 Jews now are living : a among 715,000 Arabs in the area . which would become the Arab state Born With 2 Tongues
A' summary of the committee’ss NAMCO CITY, Japan, Sept. 8
world order—an order, the texts made it plain, which was opposed to the condition which Communist domination has brought about in eastern Europe.
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