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«1 8 Schricker Is: ualified For The litle Of ‘Unluckiest Governor’ y say i" F hl : y 4 ; 2 ny sub SHED A TEAR for GevsSchricker. He may easily turn out course, the Democratic Party old political proverb that for to have dwindled during the re- Democratic control in both Organized labor leaders can “the Secretary of State-and-Hght letters to be the unluckiest governor Indiana ever had, and with twice the Would suffer, But when they candidates too much time is cent legislature. With Repub- houses of the Legislature next be expected to support Demo- ©On down the line. ; vi .1e usual time In which to be unlucky, at that.” don’t get the jobs, boy, wil worse jhan $08 Jou RO licang fighting, Mr. Capehart time. Actually, his chances in crats, but it's tough to get the All O8v. Sah es Sow 8! be pre- Personally, he's one of the most popular men ever to govern "some of ‘those’: applicants “pe, Ft. Aye en and Wasn't so much of a threat, Buta . the Senate are good because he union vote out in an off year. EE then, is whether we off reedom. the state. He's the only gone ever elected governor twice. Yet his ’ . =» Alex Campbell, cross each other ~ united GOP, although it still has 18 Democrat Senators left parmers, who helped the Dem- have a depression, whether the — is not a spot to be envied. AND SPEAKING of being off there already is a great, ~ isn't that by a long shot, would over from the last election. ocrat§ by voting Democratic hank account will be overs " pwice he had all-Republican — ews. ~ SOT, after sweating “Out tWo crackling of senatorial light be bad medicine for Demessaty _ Of the 24 seats which will be or staying home last time, seem drawn, how peeved will the " years of his first term with a . ping rods being gotten up. Half In an off year election. at stake in the Senate in 1950, likely to have a bone to pick farmers how many Demos legislatures in his first term. of record expenditures and in- g g § ret the si there that three or f ; p be. . y a, Once they tried to loot his office adequate financing. Between Iicpublican attorney general, 3 dozen prominent Democrats Yet the s gus re ¢ N % our more are virtually with the state administration crats who need jobs will have up’ early of its power, and after hed the Democrat platform writers the Governor now kas Dene: are feeling the air for straws. a ata 2 am nt ane ae > over the last Legislature, to be turned down, how many Daylight \ crat attorney general who is * a = - , « w= candidates there will be for ye A re bask har ies (pep rd gor sore at him. Emmett McMana- WHAT THEY will likely be ing. When the legislative ses. Deétfiodtats rn angie five THEY HAD their gross in- Senator and will it rain on elec3 dain ac as one of unprecedented election in thé way of broken Hon 100K 8 NE I Tew a BO as. acy dared they'll have a Senate matte, come tax rate doubled to help tion day.’ . % . . eo 9 power, a Republican got elected pation: promises, which would have increased his = Capehart in the election. Fail- show his face in the Republi- Republicans would have to yay for the soldiers’ bonus. MEANWHILE, he's still got tia hour to It, tom ¥ Matted out with a prob- . salary from $7500 to $12,000 a ure of the direct prinsaty eles can - Sotinaled Senate, By tides 18 out of, 24 to keep their Norking Jecpie a profes- ots of appointments to make if SURE Jat Hine hh > a ments from i i year. Hon ethos > Tie fat - Ss 8 po big 0 hg r Otherwise the comin off-year boost Tor the yi ont Re eemgut the Papi Hie wants mix-up— can Senate. ough it's a 1" ng apa 4 There is little factionalism in candidates to pass 8 put in a coup g Pp . 8 ) st. same purpose. for the jobs to take them. But : long time until election time fore he could get them manned. (he Democratic Party®'right™ lature already has been widely the GOP from compromising on election looks bad for Demo- <If all.these possibilities ma- that's another story. . rolls around again, it looks very Now that the problem has now, but just wait until that - interpreted by political ana- the direct primary, only one crats. With neither the fight- terialize, it shouldn't be forgot- Anyway, if you think all this much as though next time he eased off in that direction, genate race gets going. ‘So far lysts as meaning’ the chunky lone Senator of what was once ing President Truman nor the ten that all the ‘state officials 444s up to luck, you're welcome might have a Republican House Democrat headquarters is being only two men, both Ft. Senator is a cinch to win GOP. a powerful” faction raised his popular Gov, Schricker to head except the Governor himself to run for Governor next time. of Representatives, besieged by 18,000 job-seekers, wwayners, are being mentioned nomination again. ~." voice to protest. . their ticket, chances are better and the Attorney General come The Democrats will be needing airrying a Lh 8 A lot of them aren't quali- prominently, but that is a Another.Teason for this, and EA than even the state will revert up for election again In 1850, a candidate, but at least Gov. know all THROUGH NO fault of the fied for the jobs they seek and pretty sure sign that neither incidentally another headache THERE'S A pretty obvious to the GOP, and will send back too. What happens to one seg- Schricker doesn’t have to worry Governor's, the state is in 4 fair if they got them, the govern- will be in the running when for the administration, is that reason why Gov. Schricker has: a Republican House of Repre- ment of the party will’ likely * about that for a couple of years y applica way to going broke as a result. ment, the. Governor and, of nomination time comes. It's an Republican factionalism seems a slim chance at best of getting sentatives. happen to all the rest, including = yet. * y require= TF ——————— — rt era ree . Fin————— : - Sere ——— N—————— rent ee - ry EAE were pre s—— - inquiring Washington Calling— | World Report— . Rn ‘Our Fair City— olny i t Tilts Bal f Power Toward the West; a Cloak and D Atlantic Pact Tilts Balance o er : hlage. 10aK an agger |S] 111 So ) - rarm bureau beckons i f Treaty B Scrap of Paper’ Are Reduced py: rd -- till the Fashi Risks of Treaty Becoming Scrap of Faper Are Reduced. dior G } f € rasnion os RE | | rowers 10 - | Alliance Differs . _— On U.S. Sov Front m Old Lineups * W Enter F Market n VU. J. py Fron | from Old Lineups | WEST EAST Enter Foreign Markets 1g up the % | By G : yn | TOTAL POPULATION TOTAL POPULATION . ill as well ; . | Compiled from the Wire Services { | Exten . . i 32 wel Development Linked to Coplon Case; | 1 the United States aceepts| 37,832,000 LUX. 4500 255,384,000 | ds Junket Bids to Overseas Sections; public_ate Pass Word to Take Next War Scare Calmly the new North Atlantic Security| 1 SOUTH AFRICA 8800 . Council Acts Tomorrow on Smoke Control ana citi- By Scripps-Howard Newspapers "| Treaty—and all signs point to it] I IN EVENT OF WAR, RUSSIA HOOSIER FARMERS are becoming known all over the s Delays,” WASHINGTON, Mar. 19—Watch for another big de- —the balance of power in Europe , I NEW ZEALAND 9250 WOULD HAVE ASSISTANCE OF | nation through the Farm Bureau trips. Significant sign of le whose velopment on American spy front soon... | will favor the West with Russia POWERFUL COMMUNIST PARTIES | the times is that many can now take the jaunts which not i i i wi i i able odds in case] i -° | ease This will come in State Department, will be tied to ets ne te i a NORWAY } 20,000 A RE ha long ago would have been impossible for most. Sy i "ai ’ 3 i | : ndividuals Judith Coplon case. Foreign Agents’ Registration Office,|™ iq}, accompaning chart shows 3 ‘ WOULD FIGHT FOR USSR Now Farm Bureau has extended range of travels. It th others, where Miss Coplon worked before her arrest, used.to be the balance of power, as far as! : o p | : is polling farmers on trips to Hawaiian Islands, Alaska, | Hygiene in State Department populations go, heavily in favor » : West.) : dara And government has evidence to show that alleged Soviet oe ean) manpower Now sples were receiving same kind of data as she’s said to have given “under arms in the east gives it { them, long before she started to work for government. Last report 2 slight edge on the west, the of House Un-American Activities Committee quotes Whittaker .nined productive power of the Chambers as saying he transmitted lists of foreign agents working \yestern ‘alliance—the capacity, 1 in U. 8. to the Russians. Consolidated Cigar Corp. cut that is, to produce arms for : for shere = = = two brands pf cigars to 9 cents. niodern war—leaves Russia and t ‘we, the Warn of War Scare One big lead company cut Der SETS TE 0 BG nce” STATE DEPARTMENT has prices another 11; cents. Earlier | The term =a 8000 ps receive quietly passed word to Defense 2-cent slash had failed to spur choly ring. It recalls the unremember establishment to get set for an-' buying by battery makers. Cop- Lappy fate of many pacts and s, having other war scare—and to take this per and zine firm. alliances of the past and their: he bonus, one-éalmly. Sears Roebuck cut denim prices rejection as mere scraps Tr — a ians, and Last year, when military men 9 per cent which brought overalls ,. ne; To it also clings the sin- Europe and South America Shoes” the night before, took in ction. were convinced war was close, down to $2.20. Also cut 15 Per... guggestion of “entangling” \ > his horn-rimmed glasses, checked y decision President Truman asked Con- cent from battery prices. alliances. LANNY a as well as to points in east ( .". 4 turned to her daughter play ball gress for draft, and for bigger ~~ Some big gasoline uate are Alliance Different i NAA ri and west of U. 8. saying: “Why there's that Eddie A Army, Navy and Alr Force ap- getting cheaper prices, and thev®® — o,\\;)y there 1s little in the| ULGARIA 260,000 Farm Bureau trips are well Foy—the man we saw in the _ *y propriations. Navy Secretary chance of general price cuts. history of military alliances to Ata - subscribed, too. Poll may show Show last night.” nt exe Sullivan talked about prowling |Anti-knock compounds were cut == =. trem to the Ameri-| SSR 4,000,000. tera EY Hers che Diicial whe wake removed submarines. Some tooling up |7 per cent. |can people. I . kc some farmers believe. Farmers !0 be investigated. City Comed in the of war industries was started. | Willys-Oufhiand cut all PRISCOL| However, this new alliance is) 4 TOTAL: 4,955,000 more aware than ever of neces-| Pustion Engineer Robert Wolf Today, military's prepared to ger cars, jeebs and trucks by $25 jiperent, It is an alliance on| TOTAL: 461450 ; » Slow) ! sity of foreign markets seem in-| said he wants someone to in- , say nothing, try to be to $270. {modern plans, streamlined, func- as ul . "| vestigate him and his Air: Pol"ue yr ay ons somewhere! More restaurants are trimming|yiona) Ay provided with equip-| . World politics still depend on the balance of power and the foregoing chart shows how del. terested in looking Br 15088 Ro lution Board office. When no brings trouble. prices and there've been Some ment gadgets and tricks that| icate the balance is, now that the veil has been lifted on the North Atlantic Security Alliance. Bro. 2WaY places to Ww ®i'| one took up his offer, Wolf in.No one has clear idea about cuts in bread prices. ~~ 'were unknown to statesmen of| ken line in bars, showing USSR, U. S., the United Kingdom, Turkey and France, indicates omission proqice is gomg. | vestigated himself. Said Wolf: where war scare might start, but "An {the old days. “in scale. Yugoslavia is not considered either West or East because of Marshal Tito's quarrel with ’ PI gave myself a clean bill of ite hat? It ft might be Germany, Finland, Urge Anti-Poll Tax Those ancients agreed to rush the Kremlin. Smoke Control Again | health. -

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the nerve ! that Russia will try something 10 {ry 14 get one piece of civil-rights

. . . toattack. They specified what a sizable country-wide vote which Great Britain | Berlin are being. made. military, OFTY COUNCIL Swi at AFTER a Times reporter spent e finished lantic pact. _ torces would be made available Would not affect the elections, but political and economic bases for MOTTOW night on antl-smoke more than half an hour grilling block North Atla p legislation passed—probably anti S d nd voting Here's another security leak Some feel they can get 4nd bY what routes they would would give them a claim to in- BRITISH publishers today western aggression against the ordinance. How it will act only Mayor Feeney about an adminiscan put a bothering top defense officials. (Po 2° ° vil onte _'be moved after an act of aggres- creased political stature. (wanted American State Depart- gag » : councilmen-.and mayor are sup- tration proposal, his honor wiped a symbol One nationally khown mdga- off hook with civil-rig Sup- on had occurred. rE ‘ment clearance for “Roosevelt! Reliable sources said, mean- Poséd~to. know. Agreement for his brow and proclaimed: “You i recent] srinted “artist's |POTters that way, in spite of hav- "pp. "nopiem of command usu- WwW E and the Russians” written bY while, the Western allies were solving the problem of what to would make a good prosecuting conception” Vof Bikini atom |I"8 helped send administrationi,;y wag jeft for decision after estern Europe ..- Edward R. Stettinius Jr. {expected to announce a drastic do with smoke ordinance was attorney, NOT THAT WE DON'T bomb. Those who know say |d0Wn to defeat in filibuster fight. the war started. Frequently, the, DIPLOMATS waited anxiously The book is a defense of Frank-| currency “reform in Berlin to- reportedly reached Friday in an- HAVE a GOOD ONE NOW.” "it was too realistic for comfort; Sen. Morse (R. Ore.) heard ru- armies fought side by side but today for the diplomatic, eco-|jjn D, Roosevelt's peacemaking at/ morrow to save the city adminis- other private conference between | oxo" — that fit shouldn't have been MOT that GOP 2nd SOUBRrTeTs vith separate commands as in| homie or limited military retalla| yaita by one of his wartime Sec- tration from bankruptcy. They mayor, council. Puzzle for FPC w 1 ¢ |already have made a deal on this. World War I. [tion in Western Europe Which retaries of State. Mr. Stettinius| predicted the Russians would) Only public utterance con- eve ft oy = printed, he a. "the | One New England Republican| An alliance such as now con-|they fear Russia may unleash inj, ctifies Mr. Roosevelt's pressing react swiftly by sealing off the cerning matter is that bipartisan, EVEN Federal Power Commisly believes bomb or know someone who said he didn't dare sign 52-8ena- fronts the American people leaves reaction to the proposed Atlantic Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek Western sectors for a few days. solution will “clean up town.” sion in Washington was puzzled ell, author does. tor agreement that brought about little to be done after a war starts Pact. to give the Russians Manchurian x x = Real issue in ordinance is fuel When Citizens Gas & Coke Utility x x = the 64-vote cloture rule, because except to fight. It provides for! They feared the Soviet “reply” rights and coastal bases at Dairen Greece “._ control which ould ban use of Sppeared 15 Seat roa on Juest ‘ . it wouldn't be popular back the common use of ports, airfields, might come anywhere from the 3ndq Port Arthur. saft coal in_furnaces no r as. ande group of Drive on Boakies . home.” But he voted for it. military, naval and air establish- frozen islands of Spitzbergen to Mr. Roosevelt's concession of LATEST military intelligence automatically. ing FPC force Panhandle & Eastgain of a LOOK FOR crack-down on : = =x = ments. It makes available to the tie gredt Chinese port of Shang- the strategic Japanese Kurile TePorts estimate that the number Otghrvers believe council has ern Pipeline Co. to sel} it gas, s national © bookies through Federal Com- Ti hten Russ Rules alliance all munitions, equipment hai, and that it might take ygjands to Russia, which has Of guerrillas fighting in Greece agreed to drop this provision. Citizens produced expert witness longer af- munications Commission. It may ey DEPARTMENT did not and man power for total war un- alinost any form short of actual peep bitterly attacked by Ameri- has fallen by about 3000 in recent Members have “out” provided by who testified Panhandle was in , General use its authority over Western 5 EE l visas to Russian der one supreme commander. war, can strategists, is espoused by, Weeks—from 25,000 to. 22.000. state law forbidding any ordi- no position to do so. Union and telephone companies 81V€ SDPecla eit ttend “world Want In It. T So far, Russian reaction had pr. Stettinius. Mr. Roosevelt's. Approximately 1500 of these nance discriminating against In-| Actually gas reserves are now to stop service to horse parlors. delegates who will a York ) * » Too been limited to press and radio gy called “surrender” of Poland are operating in the Pelopon- diana product. Also present Afr beginning to appear. Shortage ted States This may be part of national Peace conference In New York. Meanwhile, small countries are charges that the pact is a plan y, {pe Stalinist government is de- nesus, and the rest in the north- Polution Board would be abol- may be ending. A dozen new well—not effort to break up big-time gam- a8 they asked. Visas they got exerting growing pressure for a for war—which was more than| ean ded. ern part of the country. ished and ordinance enforced by Pipelines are in construction. ell. For a bling now under investigation by give no diplomatic immunity, global lineup of anti-Communist balanced by western statements; pacauge the State Department's] Most plausible explanation for Building Commission. While most new gas is going to perated at grand jury ostensibly called for leave delegates liable for any nations, diplomatic experts said hailing the agreement as one of naw course is steadfast against the decline is that the guerrillas Tomorrow night is the night East Coast, experts say OChio-In-our plant another purpose in a southern extra-curricular activities they today in London. , the greatest moves for world ine Soviet Union, London observ- have suffered relatively heavy on smoke at City Hall. |diana-Illinois region should be Secretar state. might attempt. | Many countries excluded by peace since the end of World | ope consider it still an open casualties in recent engagements | - © = = able to get enough next winter, y Recent reports of California | U.S. officials have been tipped geography from the proposed At- Var I. ! ) Shoes’ 4a. 8 =»

|question whether the State De- with government forces and can't ‘High Button {partment will clear the Stettinius replace their losses by the ‘press Russian PERCU, MSL! 1Ae 80Y apologia here or in the United gang” methods on which they ONE: Cancellation of the So- States, where the publishers are have relied to a considerable ex-| viet-British and Soviet-French Doubleday and Co. tent in the past. treaties of postwar co-operation, * x ou The guerrillas havent been in hope of further alarming cer- Germany able fo capture and hold big

Crime Commission about na- Western statesmen feared the

loft that one Russian who sought |lantic pact want to join the West tion-wide bookie and slot-ma-

lvisa is MVD (secret police) op-/in some form of binding treaty. chine operations did not sur- erator. They think he'll be slipped) Most nations appear to prefer prise federal investigators. {in as interpreter or some other & system of interlocking—and Elmer Irey, who caught Capone obscure capacity. possibly overlapping — regional on income-tax violation, has left x s&s x agreements to a single, global deMay Scrap" 2 Bills

DAPPER attorney Lawrence Probe Explosions

Shaw, known for his sartorial NOT MUCH has been published elegance may have wondered why O01 series of blowouts on inch that woman was staring at him in lines in Indiana, but four explothe Courthouse the other day. The Sions in as many months has been lady, who had seen “High Button Subject of quiet research by gas

government, but lawyers say in- fense alliance.

. ! - | towns lately, and the rural areas — men, Inch lines were built to hover has ternal revenue S Intelligence unit TWO BILLS not likely to pass ror lonal blocs Which have so at ent Po dropeass, of wid A constitution designed to con- where they can still operate fairly . carry oil from Texas to east 1 ! § ’d and busy. Congress: One by Rep. Katherine en suggested include: : €- vert Germany into another “peo-| freely have been deserted by the coast. Conversion to gas required y and Alr . . , < gress: YN 5% ih ONE: - A Pacific pact, linking spread strikes and riots, through pies republic” was adopted today farm population. which has quick changeover of pu . d 1 today. Nothing Personal St. George (R., N. Y.) making the United States with the island local Communist parties, espe-'pyv the Soviet-sponsored German y (tips , . ge pumps an Columb TN FERN . members serve 12 years instead of | ; : ] } *L- sought refuge in the cities. valves—where all four explosions umbia SEN. EUGENE Millikin (R. f countries and the Asiatic nations cially in"Italy and France. “people's council.” : . x = 1 in. Indiana happened. S 8 principal Colo.) will not use ‘personally six before qualifying for pension. now threatened by the Com- . THREE: Concentration of The council also approved a enewe ension perts believe i Tins oo. , it will be obnoxious” method to keep James Another by Rep. Abraham Mul-/munist sweep across China. troops along such “sensitive” bor- resolution describing the Atlantic Italy id. S pl has : ter (D. N. Y.) requiring con- Presid } : le | - rapid. Suspicion of sabotage has Bovd from being confirmed as resident Elpidio Quirino of the ders as those of Finland and Pact as a “dangerous attack on! THE government sald tonight no confirmation here Secretary Bureau of Mines director, Sen. 8ressmen to live in districts they philippines expressed himself as Yugoslavia. Sweden is particu- the peace’ and urging the Ger-|that communistis used teen-agers NANKING. China, Mar. 19 PEE | successor, Millikin has blocked confirmation Tepresent. It's been referred 10 especially ‘eager on such a pact. larly fearful of a Communist coup man people to fight against it. | to foment violence at their demon- UP) Renewed war tension trategist— for two-years, but says he has judiciary committee whose chair-\ TWO: A middle eastern pact, in Finland, the “buffer state” sep- The resolution charged that strations against the Atlantic gripped Nanking today, chiefly Rent Control Groans king heads nothing _ personal against Mr. man, Rep. Celler, does not live headed by Turkey and the Arab arating her from Russia. “Western (;ermany and Western Pact. - because persistent reports said NUMBER one hot potato in . chiefs of Boyd. in district he represents. countries, which Israel might be ' ‘ Interior Minister Mario Scelba Communist General Lin Pi-ao is town will be rent control if chiefs o If Congress finally adopts re pr asked to join. 3 . 2 said many of the agitators seized moving southward with an esti- Senate approves House amendand Adm. | “local option” rent de-control, { THREE: A northern Mediter- Who $ Afraid Now ‘ by police in the past few days mated 100.000 troops. ment to leave it up to local gov- * command officials of National Association dala d on ers ranean pact, including Spain, . . were youths who “carried com- Nationalist troop movements, ernment units. Mayor Feeney, evel policy of Real Estate Boards think it Greece and possibly Turkey.| bi 114 ‘ / munist instructions to mingle conscriptions, and food requisi- who has- opposed decontrol, will

with crowds, curse police and tioning were going on as fever- not comment on what he would create general confusion. ishly as before the ‘January do if confronted with necessity With such tactics, Mr. Scelba Scare ‘ fof making decision. Landlords

will be duck soup tq end controls in all but 50 orig, of the 650 areas where it now applies.

| {France and Italy might join such! 0 0 p a bloc in addition to thelr At- | . {lantic commitments, but strong

ollins; the Real estate lobby is playing the | Times Foreign Service |anti-Franco sentiment in the | 4 said the Communists apparently] Many evacuees, who returned have been groaning louder every Vice Adm. local-option angle heavily. OTTAWA, Canada, Mar. 19—/two countries makes it unlikely J hoped to create the impression |t0 Nanking after that scare was month under controls, but Demower insists "8 = » In the bandwagon loyalty rus as long as France continues in| | that youths of draft or near-|OVer, now are packing up again, crats believe groans would be es, leaving Plan Weapons Transfer {hos world Communist parties the power. | 4 draft age were the moving spirits| according to qualified observers, Whisper compared to shrieks irprised, he REAR ADM. Robert B. Carney, Canadian member today occupies’ Small-nation backers of these behind anti-pact demonstrations. [2nd the government has clamped from tenants 1f controls were you. head of Joint a back seat. . “neighborhood” alliances argue No Communist distrubances Stricter regulations on traffic lifted. Local politicos hope Senhis job as Munitions Allo- :| Tim Buck, leader of the Labor- that the task begun with the At-| were reported in Italy today in|Crossing the Yangtze River. |ate . will manage sowehow to l, Denfield cation Commit- Progressives, the title under lantic pact “might as well be [ ‘the wake of the Chamber of| Pit of Fire take local option . .. and heat .., | sufficient, tee has been in ‘ {which communism has traveled completed.” Deputies’ decision to authorize! Despite official opinions that cut of rent control bill. Europe quietly here since it was temporarily| Big-power diplomats, however, | the government to negotiate a Peace talks With the Communists . 5 x = can make establishing con- outlawed during World War II, are taking a “go-slow” stand, at Place in the Atlantic Allance. |B UE" SHOTS, the pélitical $6000 Houses es required tacts with West- + neglected to put his followers on least until the Atlantic pact ma-| | Ader warning they would phere In batlonalist China|" oEND in real estate ern European the side of Russia in case .of chinery is fully assembled—and |" organize mass demonstrations &Ppeared to point more toward) cet i S000 head AL ont ed forces’ future conflict {well ofled over the weekend, {Communists War than to peace. Jariket a ouse. ® - arm orCes ware con Aan or : In addition to the growi three projects in that price range head work- Mr. Buck d tatement— " * =» suddenly dropped all talk of i growing fear . eads on fou r. Buck made a sta po A major rallies. civil war will continue, qualified 2'® planned in JIndianapolis. Sh ing ioe. Once} ike othe woris Communiet ead France Ce haere oud, the maori Down. payment and. mortgage corps. Gen. word, transfersg t helping the Soviet Union. He, NEARLY half of France's 25 Portugal ‘ Ton Muancial situation pinay de. | arly ye EY a igures; that of weapons can played instead the tune “peace Million voters were to go to the RELIABLE diplomatic sources Li Tsung-jen and Premier Ho Ploved to buy. High-priced new . begin; ' machin- Adm. Carne for Canada.” } . | polls today in county council elec- y ol 1 1 aa wy ’ YM vor-Pro ive Party tions in which the Communists! 'at Lisbon said last night that Ying-chin are unable to contro] lOmes are selling more slowly sow Asity aD ey ts opposing and whl continue to/may pick up some strength on | ii Spanish Ambassador Nicholas dissident forces. The American NOW, and medium priced Homes - | i |} cause ay Higtep. Pri Reduced oppose the Dominion govern-|the basis of their bitter anti-| Franco has told the Portuguese dollar shot up te 10,000 gold yuan 40 igh, ol Cautious an rices Keduce ent's proposal to commit Can-| American campaign. government the Atlantic pact is dollars on the black market to- gage : THIS WEEK on price front: ada in po, to participation] The Communist tub-thumpers incompatible with the terms of day. . I~ dons gir Rs oho what He as ie General Electrle cut electric | ar that the U. 8, im- have charged that Premier Henrl| i the Peninsula Pact between Spain [0 BeneraL the situation in oo irk” One of biggest prefab years bu ranges, one of Its refrigerators, .. .. i ts are planning,” said Mr. Queuille’s coalition government Kfk na, according to some observ- 1

and Portugal. These sources said Mr. Franco objected to Portugal's joining the

1st 70 stra-

and home freezers by 4 to 10%. dints chiefs

Also “announced new 52-inch screen television receiver for $239.

makers has ceased taking orders now, He's loaded. Builders say lumber

ers could best be described by,

“ has sol » ' We are fighting to keep d France down the river Ho's own phieses Pr cr eh

by adhering to both the Marshall

Buck. Canada out of war.”

Is Mr. Buck out of step with Plan and the Atlantic Pact. The and

i» Atlantic Pact unless It included Yan | other buildin 3848 BY. the Ehiuapet comparable set. now the Kremlin, or has the Kremlin Communists charge the United | some provision for Spain to join RED TO OPPOSE BEVIN | still hard a Eh rials ars strategy 1s bells for $325, ,'glvén him a special dispensation? States with planning for war, as well, . LONDON, Mar. 19 (UP)—R. But cost of labor represents At. Pittsburgh, No. 2 dealers ‘These questions are being asked| le the Soviet Union works for ————————— (Palme “Dutt, vice chairman of biggest increase in ‘building vill Be bundle heavy melting scrap iron y..e since Mr. Buck came out, peace. 8 SHAW'S STILL AT IT the British Communist party, will| costs, they say. ! vont OF est Briss Eomerally CU Aire (006 candidate. Ma very Ganon BE a 0 ah I hormesis aay aot, yen do nat o H n= ! 3 * ’ 00 ’ 60d 1 men- Hnued down 20 per cent below |Thorez, in France, William Z.|no matter how small his chance A UP George Bernard Shaw haa Sy any significant sliding oft

written 1ay to be Parliament seat in the 1950 elec-/of values, although, * last summer, but Foster in the U. 8, of election. Their strategy, it is puppet play to pro. older

prop- : lambs sold at and Harry } duced at this year's Malvern tions, a Communist spokesman erty is harder to now than ~ alktime highs. & Pollit in Britain, . Ibelieved, is to attempt to roll up festival, y said today. : ” _. |last year, sell No fem . — Lu ; A ‘ v i ro ” 6) ¥ i : A * ; : i Y