Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 May 1949 — Page 27
=... | State Democrats Lear nething About The Eternal Triangle mitts | € Democrats Learn Somet INg- ADOU € ktternal I1riangie fo say BH." ; : ; . x a iy : : : 4 ‘ ’ 5 . TAKE a little federal patronage, mix well with state man Frank McHale for “the that would help him win, they tion preparing fo pit Itself lization tendencies don't look so ent interests choose up candi- of Ft. Wayne. So until further : patronage, sprinkle with a few disgruntled Pressure: groups, word." knew that Mr. Schricker was ggainst the GOP juggernaut 800d to them up close as they dates, watch out. “signs” from Gov. Schricker a any sub- add a dash of beer, and—BOOM! Lines of distinction aren't not what politicians call an “or- had Washington “contacts.” did back before the So far the whole situation is they are backing Mr, Jackson ” With three apparently separate and distinct ions and clear. Not until some tion man.” He gives less i They're not quite sure which quiet. But candidates some: for the Senate. ae ome letters vi organizations sharp A ganiza gi Mr. McHale, pointed -out, al be * within their party, each handling its own part of the recipe, a issue crystallizes to the weight to the party aspects of . hey : of the three groups—organiza- times sound off, pat their A substantial number of the pre- number of Democrdty already have thelr fingers in thelr ears anticipated “boom” will lines be patronage, for example, than had plenty of them. Some even tion, Schricker followers or Mc- friends on the back, blast the “regulars” are not content with n Freedom! waiting for the .“boomi.” If a ~~ r——————— wn. +do many politicians. But they went so far as to hint that since Hale cohorts—is running the enemies who oppose them, re- what are reported to be the f Boy Scout can produce a fire by IN THE middle of the three- This three-way split was al-. did want the party to win at President Truman wasn't going beer patronage show, but they gardless of party. choices of either of the other ‘ rubbing two stickes together, way setup is the formal Dem- ready in the making a year ago least some offices. to be re-elected , what - don’t like that, either. In short, Two of the candidates already groups. They haven't settled on : : these expectant Democrats say, ocratic organization headed by When a group of At that time there were some difference did it make who was there is a growing feeling that are in the open class. Assist- anybody, but top among thoss re Bt. three-way friction ought to pro- State C - ‘qra Who believed that only Mr. uno favored making a clean national commit instead of spreading all influ- ant U. 8 Attorney General AleX mentioned as the organization 2 m comes in duce something fancy. E Schricker could lead the sweep, They wanted to fire Mr So Mr. Haymaker took over ences equally, state patronage, Campbell of Ft. Wayne ia eon “choice” is Roger Branigan, : y drowning, But they're afraid they aren't Haymaker. On one side is & 15 victory took over party reins. McHale as national committee the driver's seat of the state federal patronage and fa- iy rag ah 38 the Se of _ Lafayette lawyer. Bs pad or sher-: going to like it. sort of unofficial organization A good crystal gazer could have man at the same time they were . committee according to the vors are being operated out of Me pa .- associa Had everybody known how = 18 suburban So far the three-organiza- which spends much of its time Seen ft coming and probably firing Pleas Greenlee as state strategy. There it stopped, also separate headquarters and for > h- the ington “con tne last presidential election swever these tion-in-one situation within the these days watching for signs Somebody would have If it chairman. Then others step according to the strategy. That's separate purposes. acts.” was going to come out, a lot of speed, al- party ranks isn’t apparent on from Gov. Schricker. hadn’t been for the picture of in to point to Republicans and how the three-in-one organiza- : ya» .. 8 of things might have been difbeing struck Ihe susiase. It can’t be called On the other side is a group Tom Dewey clouding up the what “purges” had done to the tion was born. MEANWHILE, possibilities of THOSE WHO hover about ferent. But the recipe @alled them at the because that im- which has occupied a strategic crystal ball. - GOP ranks. They said it was But now there are “regulars” outright feuding appear in the Gov. Schricker hope, but aren't for plenty of political dynamite od or other plies a sharp clash of interests. position of power in party af- x = = better not to bite off too much who crab that Mr. McHale is form of three candidates for the at all sure, the Governor will to blast through what looked i But it has the earmarks of fairs since the days of former AT THE TIME many Pemo- at once. using his Washington contacts 1850 Democratic nomination for have a turn at something In like almost overwhelming odds, and I think something which could break Gov. Paul MeNutt.- A small crats who took on the dual job = - * = = all right, but that he's being too U. 8. Senator. There is one can- the political future, himself, If Some Democrats are wonder. stored away into a rash of factionalism al- grqup, it appears to look pri- of drafting Mr. Schricker and THESE counselors warned, independent about it. They find didate for each group, and when he shouldn't they believe he ing if what they've got now is the edge of most any time. : marily to National Committee- setting up a state organization too, that the fledgling organiza- that Mr. Schricker's non-organ- groups with such widely diverg- will favor Samuel Jackson, also a lot of spare dynamite. at four dif- es - Smmon 1 Ss s rrr ese— —— hip fire de- + Washington Calling— : World Report— Our Fair City— » ha i : : @ ® . mmw:l R D on U. S. Expected to Reject Any Russ Proposal at P Higher P riv T ie bo eport Dewey to Run J. 3. Expected fo Reject Any Russ Froposal at Faris igher Property laxes <>+ui | For Third Term as That Occupying Powers Pull Troops Out of Germany |g, 0 ted Next Year : : - EXP hs sheriff; it is : | Plan Might Let Cagey Game Seen | : | Governor of New York #e pull cow Played by Kremlin P)agnite Revenue Boost : . : os ¥ ; By GORDON CUMMING Dr. Joliot-Curie might not decide X Washington Politicians Believe GOP Executive consid from the Wire Servioes to put his knowledge and experi- Township Relief, Schools and Ind. . The United States will reject ence at the service of the Soviet City H ital Fi ‘R ibl mes for our Plans to Enter Race Again for President posals for government, following his pro- ity Hospital Finances ‘Responsible flatly any Soviet pro - fessed opinion that he would be o i i ne hays 2 By The Scripps-Howard Newspapers quick withdrawal of occupation a or Biogen Rn YOUR OVERALL property tax rate will be higher next ay a WASHINGTON, May 7—Thomas E. Dewey has de-|troops from Germany, a high * = a . |year. Increases in nearly every unit of government, parpoll tax and cided to run for third term as governor of New York, his American Siplomat Sag to Belgium ticularly in township relief, are expected. City rate will "Be. wand intimates say. oa Re > > DESPITE the support of his/be up, too, despite increases in gas tax revenue this year 'he tax nan Hed been expected to drop out of politics when term|pesals to be ready in event the pastisans, Ring veld : Jatt and next, g the other ends, or run for Senate. : Soviets make such 3 Semane hi Heved Aon 1s : School City figures on increasing its budget to boost salaries, "he tax man | : . i : e May a h increments of teachers, Civil City rate will be slightly higher, e Instead, his friends say, he’s concluded he is only Re-/Council of Foreign Ministers. He a manage fo he Belgian although wage increases demands probably will be turned down. n who would publican who can win New York governorship. said the United States is still com “unclear” ‘wartime. attitude con One major item of increase will be in City Hospital. Its ¢ offices for This is tip-off, scome politicians here believe, that Gov. Dewey mitted to a long-term occupation tinve to plague him. | finances have caused concern at City Hall. Persons formerly able xpayers. plans to run again for President. . policy. Belgian's monarchy is as solid to pay their way no longer do. There is some queqtsion whether or RL AER. ns» Wii Jew was Togaraed a ne as ever. But Leopold's opponents Not they can. And the hospital has a record load. i + 0! e i » * § gosd Strike May Make 200,000 Jobless. one of Secretary of State Dean Object to him personally, not to| gg, PAUL MEEKER, police squad dispatchen, left a gas staIF RIVER ROUGE strike lasts two weeks it will put at least|Acheson’s top advisers. He is cer- te ge p a ipa. @ ition attendant gaping last week when he flashed a large roll of s Conference ’ 200,000 out of work, will cut total payrolls $14 million a week. tain to be a member of the United ee i ay oun, toa OD Son. bills in paying for his gas. of inherited Of these, 65,000 are at River Rouge. Others work for Ford's Nations delegation at the Paris A oy A a Rl Aor om 1! He had given his semi-monthly pay check for $127 to Patrol. in 200 6500 suppliers, who furnish 50 per . 8 =n /Big Four meeting and is currently yD i in cases t of Ford parts, Ford's 20 as-|f SA : v engaged in drafting American June 20 elections, to succeed his of defective ° a dg er a Develops ‘Airborne CIC inn tor tha meeting father as soon as he attains his FILLER UPJ | / of orn. » “ ? : 21st birthday. i RHE \ « facturing units. NAVY'S DEVELOPED “air-| There has been evidence from | ON a Ry man genetics "iret affected will be suppilers. borne CIC” (counter-intelligenice) behind the Iron ~ Curtain - that Butdouin 15 tow Js ama ile > Oh aa ‘ All Ford contracts carry auto-|which extends its radar range|Soviet strategy at Paris will be Present Regen: Charles Seopoid } 7 Se J matic shutoff clause. Some sup-|farther than ever before. It had|directed toward winning support Te p }i ad ToLEET, Wou 0 conLuiue 43 regent. § ~, Y A% : pliers with other customers can hoped to use it on super-carrieriof German Nationalists, with a a a ee or J : Rs ’ oad : > ' - keep going with only partial lay-/ which isn’t going to be built. view to wrecking western plans 4 ; ; : ‘ yapan = \ 9 ntic. Pact is offs, but others will have to shut{ During war, Navy kept its for a west German state, and Bridge Garden at Shanghai (triangle at left center) marks the FORMER occupation employees 3 tator Stalin: down within week. radar fire-control apparatus on that this strategy will hinge on junction of Soochow Creek and the Whangpoo River, both of who became foreign traders to nd the Iron Assembly plants nearest De-itop of aircraft carrier island—|a proposal to withdraw all occu hich are shown clea of their usual clutter of sampans and cash in on their knowledge of the double. troit probably will start shutting) some 200 feet above flight deck. pation forces. junks so as not to obstrdet their military use. American and British 2rmy red tape were today barred I y 1 an example down tomorrow. Those farther| Airborne CIC puts it 20,000 feet Certain of Failure naval units earlier had cleared the Whan the r stream) from doing business with Gen, n ask your- .. away—California, for instance— up in specially equipped planes. This official said the United oF , that the Reds i ng fib phe ™ Douglas MacArthur's headquar-| i% i can last another week since parts Navy men say this increases|giates is confident that any such “hen reports came ° intended to bottle them up by (ops :
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: (Supreme Command for] ® wn » , no more de-| SEN, RAYMOND P. BALDWIN . ¢/0f settlement the West wants. [cessful Allied effort to cut Pi | Antlers Hotel. The Mayor: just dently. The . 3 week. oo tial we r awhile [Is latest addition to Senate's he 5 "or Fenewed. German| Moscow is expected to come out|the speed of the Kremlin's cole Allied Powers) coud frre. Open and Shut got back from hectic two-day eans to our 2 = 8 : “Pariah Club.” He's being given aggression. ° for a peace with Germany Which |lectivism of 100 million Eastern gantative capacity” for two years. GAMBLING JOINTS in Marion banquet trip to Southern Indiana. 1s from the ; Seek A for Europe |Cld:shoulder treatment by his “Secondly, he said, “a lot orl include: : | Buropeans. | na |County open and close like ac- Friday he greéted Defense Becre.~—President ee rms ror EUrope _ ‘gpepublican colleagues—same sort Germans don’t want it (U. S.| ONE: Unification of the Reich.! It ‘would have been sounder Xi ‘cordions. Recent Times expose of tary Louis Johnson. Hizzoner atFs £ QUIET MOVEMENT'S underiof thing Democrats have beenitroop witharawal). They know| TWO: Setting up a highly cen-|tactics, it is argued now, to con-| Australia {big-time poker and crap games tended a Shortridge High School 3 w way to get House started on pro- giving Glen Taylor, Wallace's Russia; t’iey don't trust her. and |tralized German government. tinue starving the Soviet zone of| AUSTRALIA'S half - hearted shuttered many places, Imusic recital last night. The cere tates of the 2 posed rearming of Western Eu- running mate. Most Republicans they value the protection of our! THREE: Conclusion of a peace Eastern Germany and satellites gion against communism here Friday night gambling perked, monies tonight end “routine weekpartnership. rope while Senate debates At-ithink Baldwin couldn't do any- forces.” treaty with that government. for the machine tools they Urg- has received a healthy shove for- UP. } “lend,” he says, : partnership *' lantic Pact. pri hing much worse than resign and| This official warned that “the| FOUR: Withdrawal of all oc-|®BUY Deed for their new prp-ward from Cecil Sharpley, a Everything was expected to The Gobbledygook'll it ent Barkley. Idea is to save time, get full/let a Democrat be named in his German problem, like the poor, eupation troops. grams. Communist for 14 years. quiet down again this week-end. vy don't watch out. ii Information on proposal to anyplace. will be with us for a long time.”| There's a catch in Russia's pro-| In other words, the counter- 'Indanapolis gambling fraternity| man Earl Wilson (R. 9th Dist.) s d to * un. = ng a’s pro-| 4 Until recently a top Red leader: X a ren they are * dubious Congressmen and to peo- : . The diplomatic informant made posals, however — they are de-|blockade against. communism,|in Victoria, Mr. Sharpley decided nV2ded ville for Kentucky writes in the latest of his weekn with thetr “ic ple. House hearings also could Tofs Seeks Re-election |it clear that the United States is (signed to create conditions in the [though far from hole-proof, 18/to “tell all” in a series of news. D°T0Y AONE with sundry officials. jy vnews” leiters: “0 provide Shick Jngwen bo exag SEN. ROBT. A. TAFT isn't approaching the four power talks Reloh which would enable Mos- now reckoned as worth the $5 paper articles. g in high and low places. “Economy must begin at some Sk gera gum extreme caution. e sald cow to incre its infl million or so the ' amble until #* against pact—and arms program, taking any chances about re- (With ase uence weekly alrlift|” pogiricted by Australia's rigid point or national
. “ » election” next year. Taft-for-Sen-|that in the lifting of the Berlin throughout the whole country. [was costing because delayed de- Municipal Court Judges Alex
will overtake us even sooner
esolve itself Suggestion comes from Rep. |5ior committees are being or-|blockade “we won a battle.” Now, | Easier to Take Over liveries dislocated and weakened |e pn Je piu Juite sicceed | Clark and Joseph Howard have | than it probably will, in any ans winning John M. Vorys (R. 0.), member |oo51704 in each of Ohio's 88/he said, “the main idea is to avoid { Unification .of the Reich would the Communist Party's grip on pave un 83 od the 1 Nr aros) compromised in the time muddle | cape.” the toughest ° of Foreign Affairs Committee. |. ynties. Organizers, directed by|l00sipg a campaign.” give the Kremlin a basis for the blueprint factories of the p.4 are pretty well organized “ iMe police station. a WE rean of the He favors pact and alse will yy)ig Gradison of Cincinnati, are| THe three Western powers will claiming a volce—if not a veto— | East. {here. . | , Henceforth their courts will Gilg Again
take up at B:30 a. m. and 1:30 p. m. (DST), splitting the difference between Daylight and
vote for arms. Believes arms |; operating with local Republi-jconfer in Paris sometime within in western German affairs, and! The Soviets, freed of Allied re-! program should be considered |.an organizations. {the next two weeks in an attempt especially in the Ruhr. |straints, are spurring. East-West no matter what happens to | Committees are doing ground|t!0 organize a united front on! Moscow wants a highly cen- trade which they need more than |
JIM INGLES, recently deposed
Mr. Sharpley, who says he ult pley, who say q {Marion County GOP chairman,
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8 : i | . - «and County Att . Already it treaty. Mr. Vorys also wants work for Taft speaking tour this| Germany before meeting With tralized government in Berlin the West does. Tools yital to new} ou Democrat! £ and wants a vie Standard time, Jwhose uiorney Boot Gung, i ‘and ‘it Is House hearings to include long |fall, which will take him into| Russia May 23. it was announced ibecause that's the easiest Kind Communist industry In Eastern moo sign ian War" makes , a0 bv Fe, chairman provoked A ‘Here stems look at situation In Asia With every county by December. He today by a spokesman for the for a dictatorial regime to take Europe, coming from Britain, Bel- ONE: Australian Communists APPOIntment? ‘bitter storm within party ranks pe or its ef- idea of giving China military nopes to address non-partisan British Foreign Dace, jover and seize control of the gium, The Netherlands and the are out to weaken the country's CITY HALL insiders say Frank met on the street last week, Vandenberg aid, too. = |groups, win over potent inde-| Preliminary Meeting {whole country. (Scandinavian countries, are defenses, retard industrial produc- M. Moorman, local wholesale coal’ Mr. Ingles broke into a broad Fight may develop over which pendent voters. ; | Biiish Bae believed Shel Conclusion of a peace treaty starting to flow fast southeast-|tion and lower workers wages. distributor, will be named City grin. So did Mr. Ging - Blouse Sonruiiias Is a. 88 peel nary mest EF oulg I a us ho od {ward across Europe once more., TWO: They hope by weaken- Sanitation Commisisoner next The two men shook hands, Simms of Armed Services wants it, but/ Insurance Probe Looms |{'\ 7, 7 Ct Thursday. degree of freedom to maneuver| Jeanwhile, the question of free|ing Australia to thus weaken the week by Mayor Feeney, They laughed uproariously, made bers of F' Affairs argue| INSURANCE companies prob-| Meanwhile, the United States|independentl d play off the ®lections throughout Germany British commonwealth and Anglo-| # uu {small talk about the “lovely members of Foreign airs argue ean e, e Unite ndependently and play off the, ato W. American dnderstandin HEATING industry officials | weather " and then went their they handle lend-lease, should|3bV Wil be vestigated by WO land Russia both sought to seize west against the east—while the|SPPeaTed to Western Germans to Americar under Strikes in here began an unofficial drive 18t| separate . have this one, too. er or Erusional Erupe. the initiative for the next great west continued to support the aig 44 he SOTS Of the Atmtralia ont Dig fry three | week to put a furnace man in the no ia i aout mention, Britain and eit so |them included Tn Seren look-see Fusopets bate in ue cola Wabes/Cart 2h in ae hg rug ich eign Ministers when they meet Years have been called and runiposition of City Smoke Preven- petween them only a few short nference in a Veferans Seek Training into investment picture by his 3 Mew atle lor llermany as AY Se y ac lin Paris. by Communists, {tion Engineer, The job has no days before. ; k THERE'S BEEN sharp upturn joint economic committee. And| pu i From the stand gE UR: Reds . rigged union specific requirements. nt K. : ussia has a great advantage #5 = e standpoint of the gieetions and perpetrated vote x x = Do : I termination in number of veterans going back |Rep. Celler (D. N. Y.) wants joint as matters stand now, for two! ’ Western Allies it would be im- frauds. One uni sident has ’ [gown in Hills an wants re- ” to trade ‘schools under the GI|House-Senate Judiciary Commit- Teasons: West Germany possible to agree to establishment nls. ne Ron pre pid ae Just Routine | BILL ALLISON and Fioyd West on the bil. Veterans Administration tee investigation. - FIRST: The Soviets, like all dic-| STALIN has traded the Soviet|Of & unified or federalized Ger-|yr Cann niov's Ccharee that the| MAYOR FEENEY and Gov.|Leslle the two civilian investiri wonders why, thinks it's because ® 5 = tatorships, can be much more cyn-| blockade that failed for that Al-/Many on any other bas than a Me ia] was elected on a Com- | Schricker will be initiated into Sators for the prosecutor's office, of their own. of decline in job opportunities. |¢ Just Listens’ toa) in their propaganda. Moscow lied blockade that was a success, /Beneral ballot for all Germany. re ote, {Greek fraternal group tonight at are still a bit shaky after a re. Number enrolled for free | MON . GALLGREN support- [can promise the Germans any- Russia has won another horse! From the Soviet standpoint, on} rime ra rs Tes Tx ot trip into the hill country of 7 to the Ger- training below college level was [org gre getting nowhere trying to [thing and everything. | trade. the other hand, such elections in Chi Sli indo Sh an i orf |Rantueky. Et 701,000 in January, 768,000 in |persuade Sen. Harry Byrd (D.| The western allies have to be That is the soberer view among the country’s present temper prob- ang Py 4 | Last wee hey went to the rmany under » March. [Va.) that the President is entitled |much more careful. some Western Germans now that ably would mean virtual disap- > ' | Blue Grass state with Sgt. Casper yermany will We've just begun to get bill for|to a vote, one way or the other, SECOND: The Russians have premature cries of rejoicing have pearance of the Communist-con- As Cit Fo els Reds S u CeZe ft of the uty : homicide training veterans — though it’s|on his nominee for National Se-/an even greater advantage, for died down. [trolled Socialist Unity Party as Y a ” a 0 ng for an ind a unified . costing $2 billion a year now for|curity Resources Board. Sen.|the kind of a Reich peace settle) The Soviets swapped their ® y of any political impor- Ability of Met lis to Defend Itself mpl withess Ina murder ranged, to be training in trade schools, col-|Byrd's one Democrat who sided ment that they now want is one bungled attempt to starve,2 mil. tance. . a, nity o ropoiis ro ene FASS. diac settind ovis Smal ; leges, and on job. Only about with Republicans to able nomi-|that will be a lot more popular lion Western Berliners in an un- hot i Millions uhr if Russia 160,000 of 15 million veterans > TTT —— Great Britain Hangs on Feeding Its 5
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More Prices Decline ALONG PRICE front last week: General Electric cut list price of two six-foot refrigerators by $17 and $15. Phelps Dodge Corp. cut refined copper prices 3; cents a pound, to 20 cents. Large manufacturers of copper products and brass
nation, by one-vote margin. “Byrd just listens, then walks off,” said one Democrat. '
= " . Teamsters Plan Building INTERNATIONAL Teamsters Union has bought land just lacross a park from Capitol, costing between $350,000 and $500,000, is said to plan $3 million building for national headquarters. Theory is that teamsters’ Dave Beck should have more elegant head-
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mountain town, the officers went By CLYDE FARNSWORTH, Scripps Howard Staff Writer to see the sheriff. They told him TSINGTAO, China, May 7—The last time I saw B8hanghai— of the nature of their visit, which was two days ago--Chlang Kai-shek was there and more than’ With skepticism native to hill '5 million people, unaware of the Generalissimo’s presence, were still folk, the rural officer listened to wondering what was going to happen to them. {their story. Then he directed Chiang, surrounded by an elite bodyguard, has been living in a them to the place they'd likely {secluded place in Shanghai since be left his home at Chikow after Bug ee TAN. res Sawithy Suisement from the|, ins a measure of military pres-| de a Ina fandpolis Gifjcats Pre Co is an off chance he may, t8e. especially in Bhanghal. 80|ghack the sheriff telephoned a lattempt a comeback to the jead-1t 1s not impossible that he might | warning of their arrival, As it ‘ership of China to rally the Na- emerge as the city's defender in- was later learned, he didn't be.
tionalists for a last-ditch defense chief. Buch a move probably lieve “they were police.”
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xi- goods reduced prices for third quarters than those United Mine g of Shanghal fnst the Com- Would capture the distraught] As the officers entered the fove Xpprox}. : time in two wetke. Electrie Auto-| Workers t for John L. jair filters for engines and air CON- nr unists. Bhai aga offensive has mind of the public. shack, they found themselves : Lite Co. cuts averaged 18 per Lewis. close to White House. jditioning units. But the critics y;1atad’ China's greatest city by And it's a safe bet that most confronted by a group of heavily 30 signed the cent in retail prices of auto bat-| So. ‘ NOIS-OWNED orn, aze 18 a perfect name cutting the overland communica- people in Shanghai dislike the armed, solemn - faced moune y replied that ** teres. New Industry Seen I jor the oft-muddled Ministry of yions with the rest of the country. prospects of Communist control taineers. ’ Procter and Gamble cut | gg oHAMBER oF com. TP%-DODGING \ r « % = Considerable Doubt {almost as much as they would 3 i uy aftep es Teale dded, to Lon- Crisco 2 cents a pound whole- | MERCE members this week heard |: TRUCKERS XN France There's considerable doubt Date to see their city ruined by a3tis acto bil Jros ed r lden Union is not ** sale and reduced Ivory “soap sie) man, Hiland G. Batcheller, i. | among foreign observers whether [PHYS to Cla a a CN He ov he 3 Pe inven, Bros. cut Spry predict new industry centering wa REMIER Queuille of France gnangha( could long be detended| go (ak paca, to Chiang 0. dianapalis, der way, Mr. on ing and Swan soap. around titanium and new metal ns reported today as having\ewen by troops superiof in num- y Ware SmI nce a el n replied that nited States Pipe and Foun-\y.)r weight of steel and twice chosen a successor to Communist, = ing action would n Tilo mot Spain Scores : Mh = fron pire ama as strong. jatomle | slentis y ns SHoL + Cut omy It would mean feeding the Starve Shangral they might fa of | UN a i 4 . n ind a ma Egg prices have gone up 2 to 4 i and better office build- in his cabinet to support lor) % city’s 5 million and her defenders. (the Reds so far to attack Shang- n alo ons issue ever dents a dozen as result of in- ings with insulated walls four cision, Shanghai has no more than a hal suggests they count on the] LAKE SBUCCESS, N.Y, May 7 ore we reach .-: creased storage activity. inches thick. | Mr. Queulle’s nominee is Prof./three months’ supply of rice and opposite development in public (UP)—The United Nations main . nu Improved television resulting Thibault of Lyons University, [obviously one of the first ob- sentiment. : political committee voted today Job of earry- Farm Bill Stalled from development of new metal | Dr. Thibault, a brilliant scien-|jectives of .any Communist drive The city Is under such eco- to recommend that the General ‘ IT'S BEEN a month since Ag-| “yy s tist though not so internationally|against the city would be tonomic strain that the strictest Assembly permit member nations in that part riculture Secretary Brannan pre- Sends ‘Newsletters’ ~~ WF twh As Dr. Joliot-Curle, nas block transport by water, eitner Policing is necessary to prevent to return ambassadors to France ut of Eastern pre ers | 8 the added virtue of being a mod- for Nationalist retreat or rein- (civil disorders, and that trend Spain. Great Brian, *' sented his new farm program to; GEORGE H. BENDER, GOP erate in politics. forcement and supply. more likely will be heightened The committee adopted, 25 to nplished fact Congress, but no bill has been in- county chairman in Cleveland and | The reasons holding off the Apart from the recently re- than eased as time goes on. 116, with 16 abstentions, a resoluin ordered all troduced to put it into effect.Con at large from Ohio majority of the government from sored Communist plan to Totti, If: Chiang decided to gamble tion Introduced by Brazil with ser to Poland. One’s ‘been drafted, is at White until’ his defeat last November, firing Dr. Joliot-Curle are two-| =o Wh Ri vhich Of ‘even a limited defense of the support of Bolivia, Columbia 11939, he and House for OK by Budget Bureau still sends out “newsletters” in’ fold: [ap the Sxnangpoo fiver on WhICh ghanghal he might stabilize both and Peru, which would “leave to “compensate” *'* . and Council of Economic Advis- nal envelopes, signing | ‘They are afraid of an immedi. Shanghai is situated, there is 8) 0 nomic and military situs member states full freedom of congressman.” |
strong possibility the Reds will
congressio fd | ers. Some pro-farm legislators himself “former 4 (ate campaign throughout
the tions there for another brea | action as regards their diplomatie wonder if administration really stamps on envel- country by the Communist party|\fY to close the mouth of the|uneil for whatever that might be relations with Spain.” © wrong at the wants Congress to act this ses- opes, so it's legal, but his succes- —~afd even a good number of Yanktze into which the Whang- worth in dramatizing China's! The vote of the 58-nation com erman except sion. Thomas of Sen- sor, Democrat Stephen Young, is Socialists — calling Dr. Joliot- POO empties. Well-placed artillery piight. mittee, however, fell short of the this territory, ate Agriculture Committee says denouncing it anyway, says Bend-, / Curie’s dismissal an infraction of/COuld effectively seal the! But without continued Ameri-| two-thirds necessary to et Moscow in he won't hold hearings till he gets er's using station in {the freedom of thought. Yangtze's mouth, can support, at least for feeding gain General Assembly approval ne bill. House committee is having ery “improperly” to further - A A second and more serious rea-| Whatever are Chiang's Inten-/Shanghat’s 5 million, any long when the measure is submitted :
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