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TE POLITICS . . . By Robert Blom BE tS 1e Ideas About Building Up GOF D

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ment spokesmen are telling him. Prices must come down, he During the past months, we

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should take ‘rebuffs in silence. ; » that degree we have been . out- friends in th “1 w n i i - 2 party leaders think. that's -ex- other ways. : . {But if. vou sell cars. in-America nds in the provinces says: “I| was an informal speech at an Ing named sheriff for next four Truman and Matthews insist Cl ‘considering what it [manetivered. Riissia ther will ya ; PH oy to send in spare used to fear parking my car near| informal gathering. He didn’t Years he'd be “party's candidate” i ein hin sch oid produces. And despite -declin- and unprincipled pT lyin. Great Britain parts—and here the British -man- their home. Now I actually think| want to be tied to a ‘prepared “B ayer Ly FE alos tialed—whie : / by a it boosts their. stock.” speech. ut Innis nix eas. been if Denfeld had stayed. ng Ry 30. Meeting of be‘a denial of freedom and democ- - BRITAIN, as matters stand to-;ufacturers run into the American a a ogy pes “Regular organization cannot. 0; Reports persist that Gen. Clif- » “beenm—catted racy. © |day, can never earn -enough.dol- tariff again. _ast year the Voice of América, The A M jon record as backing any inditon B. Cates, marine commander, —o5 Deem-caiied. - « ¥ =» lars to pay back for what it buys’ "A speedometer is listed as a was a progfany listened to on’ the e nswer an vidual in early contests.” he said. will go: ¥Marines have been Sher-| Also, much of GOP fund raising F sedate Q:. T. Today Yugostavs can tune, FT. WAYNE'S oft-confessed “Each man has to make primary 2 difficulty i8"due to deep-seated re- France : [Washington up high until the, series of rape-slayings were race himself.”

- Dewey ‘on Spot’

REPUBLICANS WHO shim to ba Jooking aronad for new. loss way down far enough. Much of Mr. "Holder was reaching for, their paychecks. They do. know, fact that there also is tte hid- poration. the ins the Ta Tor Ta with which to win elections seem to be overlooking & bet. a a En He didn't quite’ make it be:/however, that they're pa an den tax item of another § cen ts. road or what have you simply at the GOP Phil Willkie, Rushville's “Hoosier; farm boy from the sidewalks beyond the reach of the little guy cause all the people at that meet- awful lot of money for e -— : "= = passes it .down the line. That's

casts ballots every other Ing were against the “Socialistithey buy. The Republicans’ prob- THERE'S one thing we should what ‘hidden taxes mean. of New York,” is loaded with them. Yet ever sinc the son of the Whe eafty tie still the guy who| Democrats” already. He didn't/lem, it seems to us, is to take point out about this idea. It| When the “outs” get that) < late ‘Wendell "Willkie got into politics, Indiana Republicans have has to be touched or it's no vote.|make it also because accounts of {what the voters understand and might bring home the real im: across to tha voters, they have a treated him like a side dish they didn't order. Which to the speech missed the point. They are interested in, and use it to/pact”of the mation's tax burdes.| chance to impress them with tax brings us to a speechi , naqized the socialist part, get across what they don't under-|But it also will destroy to the|cries. Even then, it should be re-

: made this week by another Re- bly as a matter of habit/stand and don't care jabout---thelr, tent the 1 cherished | : . out a dozen pages or so on substitute for the old “competitive publican, State Chairman Calé after od rting thousands of GOP | tax load. same exten e long. imembered, a lot of voters may nothing about ’ thoughts for breathing life into| *NterPrise” and “free enterprise” y ,;. “viv “Holder told & crowd spesches. | "Here's. the iden. Every mer. lution that corporations and still think that what they get nothing about socialism

hard-shelled 3 which the GOP has been using : i businesses are “big taxpayers.” from government is. worth what speeches. There was lots of . : GOP. A Lob} with such remarkably poor results of Republicans in Kosciusko Coun oh (chant who hears the gripes about, Many a politician has been they're paying for it. If enough in speeches. In other words, exranking national magazine took I for the last dedade. /ty not to blame farmers and bus-| LET'S TAKE it from there and! prices should change his system /brought to heef by the demands of th Tall that. w the GOP t a look and whipped out a check “01 € DOL LEER Oo dest/iness for the high cost of every-|give the GOP an idea. This one of Jisting them. Instead of tag-| 0" “big tazpayer” Since taxes ced A ter hn Ys We cept ih speeches tal about for $1000. Mr. Willkie's detractors . Wiki nf : n 00 €SL/ thing. Blame the “Socialist-Demo- won't cost them anything. ging a pair of shoes at $10, he lare . Just - an rm Et needs ano _ en: . themselves weren't king may say it’ was his illustrious tPOUEY 18 BIS PO Heal amiytions.f py regime. he said. Blame them| Democrats don’t talk “much Should tag it $6 plus $4 hidden S78 FU PORN NIG EWE pro BUBLICANS might! am. - a name, but the magazine isn’t one > SAy3 hes yun . bly, | Decause of that big bite of taxes about taxes because they're the tax, joes 3 Ol OE usinets, the only Deh RLACAKS ig As a popular issue touching the to be putting out what it con- O'd seat e General Assembly. ., nave to swallow with each party that's in, Republicans talk, If merchants want to be real sum pay n ies ngs lives. and fears of siders to be bum ideas. ‘But with-all that care to avoid): "bite of food or whatever else you/a lot about it because they are'emphatic about it, maybe they Sut Se nce Sumeons buys some- are going with one of their ideas'it looks lke. the creeping blight - Toi the plece, which 1s to appear, "Thing bumbtious, }t can hardly, out and want in. But most aver- can use the oid small type trick |hID& to eat or use instead of to =the crusade at grass-roots lev- of socialism” has a long way to {be denied that he is one politician age voters don’t pay much at- so dear to the Hearts of all who) résell, he pays not only every el against “the creeping paralysis go. The GOP Citizens’ Advisory on the news stands sometime ifi|who is starting at the top and Take meat, he said, Value 50, [labor cost, every profit, but every of socialism.” A tics stands sometime Miwho 1a g e top cents, hidden toy oo cin rice tention to tax gab because al- do business. In other words, star- ! {Committee has a big job ahead R ‘g A up | working his way down. es ph ea pu though they pay in huge chunks, tle the housewife by posting a|taX that has been levied against| Since it started at last week’s/if it hopes to get everybody think«— ea of an ea conference” a cents. Or milk—value tS, they don't know it. price of 10 cents for a big loaf of/that item along the line. The editorial meetirig in French Lick, ing and talking about it in the which the GOP could take mental], IF WE may plesume to pass a/tax 8 cents, price 21 cents. or & Many voters don't even feelibread. In small typé which she man who spends all of his in-| we’ ve been listening, In eating next 11 months. : instead of financial contributions. remark on Phil's manuscript, it's refrigerator—value. $150, -hiddenithat ‘they: pay income taxes Lt read when she gets closejcome on living is the guy whoiplaces, on busses, to see how Maybe Phil ‘Willkie san come He offers a new catchword as a this: He still hasnt worked his! taxes $75, price $225. |cause the taxes are withheld from|enough to snatch the loaf, all the|pays through the nose, The cor-[folks feel about socialism, up with something.

_ Washington Calling— J | World Report— bi : Our Fair City—

~ Ching to John L — U. S. Diplomats Hunt New Way to Deal With Kremlin 'Schricker, Truman Act Monday to Settle Lest Nation rep Itself Into Betrayal of Democracy Run Neck and ‘Neck

, ‘ Relations Sink pi ; : Coal Tieup or—Else | Steed tower, In Political Snub Race

~ "By GORDON CUMMING

47 Complled from the Wire Services “—_ Policy Group fo Mest in id A nis Binoy Bim Boge TO President, Visits. Hoosierland f ope ti ‘ iseeks some means of changing eel Strike Peace Hopes ig a hang: But Governor Stays Away By The Scripps-Howard Newspapers States relations with Soviet Rus-

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5—Cyrus S. Ching; UV.’ 8. medi- Mla, Coptact is Baedey that won't are id LIKE President Truman and Gov. ‘Scliricker ator, has told Johu'L Laws that Be must ast Monday So/27l 0.8 OSE SF of vot Bee 1 : | The Governor wired Mr. Truman to do something about’ UMW policy meeting will be Held Monday in Chicago. [Baads aver the anaking ther pid ed “a , : 4 8 ) Be jes Soa) snes ym ag Jolm Stesimin took It = If Lewis doesn’t come out of it with plans for mining coal, exchanges between the two pow- iy Resus ol : White Home. mu Fpl Tc spi of

there's every indication Taft Hartley emergency y provisions, They Tiave Sunk “steadily 10 Schricker.

will be used against him. Ite 1 to help maintain the two- lower levels. On both sides, the Later, after Schricker effort to “do something” had blown up,

Steel agreements have been language used is provocative, . {the Presidential train swept majestically into Ihdiana. Mr. Truman 1 = d party sy Stem. challenging .. and frequently - in- was rolling back from a little speechmaking in Minnesota. Hoosier agging, ut administration T d 0 tle i B ht sulting. Democrats scrambled into their cars to meet the train at upstate men are not discouraged. They 1rade UU 00 righter A “belief exists in Washington Garrett. re expected faster action after Beth-| OUTLOOK as seen by one of iu: pucsia has invited, perhaps While other Demos were TT their respects” to the Presi lehem breakthrough, but realize the government's top economists: deliberately provoked, hatred dent, the famed Schricker Whi hat remained on its hook in the smaller companies have to adjust' Business will: be good for three . disagreement. The question statehouse. individual problems to new steel or four months after big strikes , wis fi fi is, is it wise to fight fire with settlement pattern. ; are settled. Situation after that fire? Same pattern could be fol- Will depend on whether steel and lowed gp in coal, govern- autos cut prices. leads to Reprisals White House takes a dim view says, if copsumers are to keep Americans have answered invecof efforts of Gov. Henry F. on buying these items; adds that’ tive with invective, - capitalist: Schricker of Indiana to settle steel and ‘autos’ are the only two baiting with Red-baiting, heresystrike at state level; thinks it's major commodities which have hunting with heresy-hunting. largely politics. Meeting he not undergone postwar price re- Fear of communism has now called gave Republicans a chance stjustments, : ed to reprisals by evicting Czech to sound off about failure of ‘nationals because they have acted — Whoever is the boss, be he a Red or nol. Shanghai likes to celebrate, as all the Rp Truman to invoke Taft-Hartley Congress Fight Due ~ |like Communists, A. possibility Sing the founding of the People's Republic of China, Shanghailanders have been having an end- | —and it -wasn't the first time FIRST BIG-fight in next ses-| exists ‘ that the Czechs, under is t.colebrativa it Finally. th thr |€ Schricker had irritated Truman sion of Congress may be over OTders from Moscow, are forcing ss-go.at celebrating it. Finally, the government set aside three days to wind up the fun so the | a

Democrats. Truman government health insur- aie U. 8. to abandon its tradi- city would get back to business. But, wouldn't you know? It rained. Where 500,000 had been ex-

88.08 lance program; ODS. ves pected to: parade, only-a- handful showed: up:~A-group -is shown carrying -a--portr ere Up to Sherman | Chairman Crosser of House | As viewed by. the dissenters. {TCE EL bli big hot, through a ed hed freet. Note the abse Muar Ta uv B EIDE a iain to] Interstate Comm Ct Washington's concern over what Tung, the republic's big sho ough a rain-drenched itree ote the absence of hammers and rgent Business. cleared up again last week—ale Adm. Sherm ‘the tN : > in says members, just back from |the Czech Communists are doing sickles. Mean anything? Only Mao knows. ; ; 0 BOYS thumbing way to mos » . mn. Shefman ta od og study of British and Scandi- may lead us into doing our form, “ Classes at Cathedral High School An Elkhart citizen worse trouble than. ever if he» Study of B dy to |of democracy an irreparable in-|the Catholic Rhineland university|in America so long as American ‘measuring instrument” — and is|one morning last week were de- urnejedan fails to bring his rebellious ship- | programs, are. ready city of Bonn. tariffs remain high. {charged 75 per cent duty lighted by swift qe “they got nlm. io Ingianspolls to tell Gov. mates back into defense team. | Y°'¢ in mid-January on report: {ury. | For the same reason the Chris-| gun was the impression, at| “If things keep on as the are tWO-tone Buick with Star No. 1! Schricker to LoAt White House talk, Truman, Pg a bill py | Fighting Crech police methods yian Democrats, the largest party Ping Y Are icense plates. — driver, who Paugh, Franklin Clic Click and Rob-

Rules committee, ed “with | with similar means in the U. 8.| |least, Sir Graham Cunningham, going, the dollar gap will never rt Chri , said in th \ » " wore hi sten. They're all Innocent, Yas High : pes 1 " Rg REMY start, anti-administration men, probably tends to set up ‘an authoritarian-| at Bon ent coalition; British exporter, just home Ti closed,” he said. “The world] a Whits hat, delivered them ert | ye

i : will hold up any bill that comes ism. containing all the most ob-| wp Bo th a visit to.the United States. will be split up into a dollar blo, speed aid was sure, because he knew chopping. lout, and it will tgke some time-to| jectional techniques developed by| - life R ayo ‘ ‘Sir Graham, chairman of Brit-/2 sterling bloc and a ruble bloc. | needle. an the. ameter went real ! the Sherman asked for a chance to!’ lifted police closing hours for the "rh up to 50 mp0, Shey said. \discharge it. Once that hurdle is the Kremlin. \taverns. The celebration lasted ain’s Dollar Export Board, is re- There will be no free trade and"? . past, adminiggfation leaders think| If repeated many times in re-|long into the night. {sponsible for boosting British ox he the worst possible thing . Indians mine operators are [slipped his mind. men Secy, Johnson describes as|‘N€Y Will have a slight. majority taliation for .the ousting of The Communists tabled an| ports to America. He pulled no 2 appen. . | Increasingly reluctant to talk | Governor was away, and other “dangerous diehards” but said/!n the Jiouse, but know battle Americans from the satellite/awkward motion ‘proposing that Punches in denouncing high | . o | for publication as strike skir- |statehouse officials were busy. he was willing to risk everything, Will bea loagh ne. {countries -or from. Russia itself, 'the government should move to| American tariffs as interfering) ‘Yugoslavia Wishing gta grows: mers SST... > » 5 =» including personal ostracism, foro oie % 'the U. 8. would desert its most Berlin finmediately. It was final- With British efforts to sell in the AMERICAN S iu etaume | oy lave ha vil Department: In an the sake of the Navy. sks Political Career treasured principles. [ly approved with an amendment States. == | CANS today were the Fn Poe record the Truman said he'd taken all he Sesks VEEP'S SON David,| The need for ousting the two declaring that the move would be| “I am not. complaining, he best-loved foreigners in Yugo- But, one cautious spokesman Broad Ripple tones an Library could or would from the admir- who'll be best man at the wed- Czechs this past week was ob- made when free secret electionsisaid, ‘but it's” crazy-—giving us slavia, : complained, public utferances “Petaky stones are spelled als. As a man who knows some- ding, has his eye on a possible vious. Unfortunately, this action|¢0uld b held in all of Berlin and billions and telling us to close ,., ‘Yugoslavia needs a chum.| tend to attract verbal beatings v thing about the military he called career in politics, some Kentuck- assumes an ominous. character. jan ‘of Eastern Germany. {the dollar gap by selling more The United States always has from the UMW chief. And old their. behavior disgraceful, said ians say. Young Barkley may run Tossed Overboard ss = @ and then leaving tariffs where always had| mr, Bushy Brows can snap out Pafch Work he could hardly believe his eyes for Congress next year if Rep., It comes on top- of six angrily, East Germany [they are. We .don't want Mar- a lot of friends among the aver-| a tongue lashing—justified or LEADERS of several of and ears. He's backing Matthews Noble Gregory decides to run for worded notes from Washington to} FOUR weeks after the estab- shall aid—we want trade.’ age Joes in Yugoslavia. Thot-| Ro} neghhst stings like a black- ty's badly splin GOP all the way, he said. the Senate. Moscow or other minor capitals. lishment of a new government in| Sir Graham cited various ex-gands of Joe's folks immigrated! snake a 3 plintered P fac. President wanted to know| [It follows closely the indictment Soviet-occupied Eastern Germany amples of what he meant by high, 40 20a co ship back tast ons met in secret in Room 206 what Sherman would do about Guard GOP Fonds lof. the Amtorg officials.” Diplo-|it was still unclear today—at least American tariffs. The Triplex food R Y Handcuffs Worked Claypool last week to patch Adm. Radford, and when Sher| BEHIND KEMPER'S resigna-/macy’s Job is to search out the on paper—what powers. the -So- Glass Co. which he heads, makes, packages—and pep-talks| JERRY FORESTAL, 18-year-|things up. McNulty, Funk, Innis. man said they were friends, that!yjo, 45 treasurer of Republican reas of contact or discussion viet authorities retained. |an__all-glass scrubbing tower about their adopted wonderland, |old brother of Deputy Sheriff Joe and Mitchell factions were reprehe wanted to talk to.him, Tru* National Committee: Some .of Where less friction exists. | The Russians announced that lused. in chemical plants, | The chief targed is Uncle Joe|Forestal, was playing around with sented. man was skeptical. party’s old reliable contributors Fear of communism has led to the Soviet military administration ‘Go to Blazes’ lover fn Moscow, “who is trying Prother Joe's handcuffs: the other But »bpposinig forces - rejected - Truman and Matthews hold | op, who have always been the deterioration of * diplomacy would be replaced by a “control “we are the only people in the to make Yugoslavia a Russian might and, sure. ‘enough, - ‘they [County Chairman Innis’ proposal Radford responsible for most |go,4 for a touch of several thou- Which .in years gone by main-|comniission” headed by a senior world who make it” he said. colony.” {worked | Dame two chairmen 10. each of what's happened. They say — tained an attitude of politeness b . | He called Joe to release him, ward. Former Deputy Prosécutor sand ‘dollars are telling GOP political affairs officer, Am as- “ Ameticanichemists would like to| ‘Scan the tt 4d. will! he controlled Denfeld and actu: |r, raisers th ick sometimes hypocritical, but never- saqor Zemyonov. joan tariff! gazelles and.you only to learn with dismay that Glenn Funk ‘said, “Nothing doaisers ey're sick and | theicss ourFout. [ea 3 n ’ ; have it.. But the American ta find acrés of anti-Moscow blather-|the key had been misplaced. They|ing.. We want a whole ward for ‘tired of shelling out for a party | e- control commission's Pow: on this is BO per cent. DO you ings. But few beefs against the had to march him down to the each chairman or f'ts no

operations orders. Denfeld had |p 0, jacks an’ affirmati ro-i Seemingly, this traditional grac-| ers and duties would be. defined t 11 over to be removed, President be ve .P {ousness- has been: tossed OVer-'and- limited 1t—was indicated. nr a. “to go blazer” ov {United States. county. bastilie to have: the cuffs When meeting ended, paichup

; gram. 3 : organiza Teves, because he = had, abdi=— =. yay Guy ~Gabrielson took |POATd." : ‘Nothing “more Has been heard of” VAT Arierfcan tarifrd are not - <The. wall. betwesh’ the. people; eme ed. ar . Ha hod hott Hon ate cated in favor of Radford. over as chairman, deficit spend- | In recent exchanges, we Hive this agreement. high. The tariff on British cars and America is’ ‘crumbling. Oc-| Gen. Ike SA “refused "| Two factions at same GOP Apparently Sherman intends ing at GOP headquarters was [become more, like the - thing We! “But in practice it makes little yo only about 12% per. cent; he casionally a Yugoslav will drop| national radio hook-up for his | | meeting, did ‘agree to start to try to convince his fellow offi- supposed to stop. It didn’t. 2T® fighting. Our words and ac: difference, for Soviet authority ggiq. = British car sales -have in for a private tea. A year back! Iunéheon talk yesterday before’ {stumping for -Al Magenheimer - cers that further revolt would’ go to" op 0 has been costing tions reflect the levels set byi. vo exercised through thie Ger- poomed in America since G6VAIU- that would have been foolhardy. Legionnaires and National Ex- |for sheriff. Wanted it understood only cripple the Navy, that they $60,000 a month and many Molotov. and Vishinsky and .to . .. -politburo and in dozens of 4410p, p | An American in Belgrade with | ecutive Committee. Reason: It if Maggy were successful in be-

try to handle situation. He expects trouble with some of the

ineighbors-heller.

He ternational line in Y lavia I ternational ine in Yugouavia is | ve Again Say Capitalism,

newsmen used to get at press con-|

if a Bravia en ns Communism Can Co-Exist

THY magazine “Bolshevik,” - BRAZIL'S currency is more | Czechoslovakia ’ {most authoritative organ of the | stable today than Argentina's. o . |Communist world, insisted again Until the Peron .era, Argentina DEFIANT Roman Catholic today that the Soviet Union be- had one of the world's most solid bishops today demanded that the|jjeves capitalism and communism {currencies. |Communtst overnment revise its can exist side by side without | [church 0 5 Vise its y | MANY South Americans think u ntrol laws at once and armed clashes. lthe U \guarantee the church independ-| Bolshevik, issued twice a ™’¢ Suited States is balmy to lence, month, is- the official publication POUT Rilliceis Jute Bop io cuth The “bishops declared that the of the Soviet Union's Central y tend

man haters since he negotiated sentment-against—Dewey,—Many INFORMED sources —st—Parie- Thumbs: Down nt 1947 charge he offeerd to trade Republicans still blame him for said last night that France,- at oe them off for concessions to the |05IN8 what seemed ‘to be sure- the Big Three foreign ministers’ Navy o thing-election. \conference opening there Wednes- ’ . » = 4. 88 /day, would oppose any possible

Cotton Baling Hit Anglo-American efforts to halt| ANOTHER EFFECT of the the dismantling of Germany's) POLITICAL FATE of TOM steel, strike: It's hampering the “AI-Potential factories. Dewey may be decided Tuesday paling of cotton. With this years estern Germany's new gov along with those of Dulles and crop ‘of 15,176,000 bales, some ernment, set up by the Allies, has Lehman. 75,000 tons of bale ties will be demanded that. the dismantling| Dewey has traveled up and" ,.cqe4. cease: down New York for Dulles, as Only 54,600 tons have been pro-| U, 8. Secretary of State Dean if he himself were running. A |4uced, and 90 per cent of produc- G. Acheson, British Foreign Sec-| ‘Dulles victory would give Dew- ing plants are idle. Agriculture retary Ernest Bevin and Prench| ey people a chance to say that ge retary Brannan says the defi- Foreign Minister Robert Schuman resentment against the gover- | i: io serious, has asked Labor are expected to discuss other mat-| nor, which followed. 1949 de- 31,4 Commerce Departments to do 1¢r® at their conference here; but|

feat, had faded. |Germany—as the. historic key. to {France, Italy and a lot of ‘other ° Guesses on New York Slection what ey tan W help, ; | Burope- —is expected to’ dominate {legislation which went into effect Sommitide oft the Cominunist countries wil ha to have have become more cautious In|p C di [their talks. {Nov. 1 placed the church outside TAFLY: he sdk ora I Communist crises so long as it last few days. Some tins eins on’ Credit -| In addition to the German I {the protection of the law, robbed y pays off in dollars. They

|her of her. freedom and “reduced Tevolution Sov: Re Bolshevik the Greek civil war as one Lip db ET her priests to servants of the : {best business’ ventures ever

| made it clear that. recent Com-| tate. |munist triumphs over Germany worked out by 4 ut ar a

The bishops’ letter -to the-eabi-| and China meant capitalism must THE Aga Khan is {net of President Klement Gott- inevitably disappear that “ili |tiking unto himself a wald was dated Oct. 21, but re-|poads lead to communism in this|it he can get a divorce leased at Prague for the first time cantemporary epoch.’ {present Begum, & former today. This was the second time beauty. The intimate source (Contents of this letter were within a week that authoritative! has set Europe's cafe society

gdy ‘margin in Senatorial race, FEDERAL OFFICIALS arep't sues, Mr, Acheson, Mr. Bevin and will be only about 100,000 votes—| alarmed about the $16.8 billion Mr, Schuman are expected to dis-| too close for comfort on either outstanding consumer credit, cuss: side rs OVO though. it's-an-ali-time peak. ‘Austria;--west European --eoR | They Say Ste not 100 big eel nomic integration; possible reepersonal disposable income (after ognition of Communist China, and Eye Cleveland Roce is. now $194.2 billion a Ttaly’s former colonies in Africa. Ing Cleveland mayoralty race Yar Fercentage-wise, outstand-| The dismantling policy, howTuesday even though Democrat ing credit is less than In 1941 ever, is the hottest issue.

Thomas A. Burke is a cinch win- fe ispoanble Income was only Ww Gor - [first revealed by the Vatican City Soviet organs have reaffirmed ing with this report says the ner over Republican Franklin A750 00 To, oo rance dividends est rmany {radio in a special language broad-|the thesis. The first was the Khan's next—and fifth—wite

WESTERN Germany today had settled one" of its ‘most vexing| problems,

Polk. They figure Burke might! be a good candidate against Sen.. Taft next year if he rolls up big enough majority in Cleveland. By secret vote and with a ma-| It's generally agreed in Ohio hw » jority of 24, the pazliament ng. Burke would be stronger against . decided that. the ineland . city Taft than State Andnor Joseph Protect Uranium 235 ot Bonn shall remain the provi-| T. Ferguson, a Democratic light: ATOMIC ENERGY Commis- sional capital. I weight, sion has built bomb-proof, under-, “Now.” someone sald, When the, Odd twist is that some con- ground vaults for its-stockpile of vote was . announced, "ws. can pervative Democrats favor Fer {plutonium and uranium 235, bomb finally get down to work.” guson's nomination because they components and nuclear material, - The Social Democrats, second think he wouldn't have a chance. and thinks they are now safe. largest party in parliament, openof them sfid: “A lot of TWO years ago, it says, they were ly favored Frankfurt. They bearen't Interested in. deltng comermain in one location, and lieved that it had firmer demoat W gut i 3 ow ie storage structures. cratic and liberal traditions than

cast. ‘beamed to Czechosloyakia New Times magnzine which de- be a 19-year-old Swiss girl ¢ |Oct. 31. 8 nied assertions allegedly made by from a Swiss golf course. { (The letter was written the George Morgan, first secretary of |. °

| same day the: Council of Bishops the U. 8. Embassy, that Stalin| , advised Czechoslovakia's 7000 teaches war is inevitable. ‘quarters doesn’t like the result of

its private public opinigh. / Catholic priests to take a quall-) Back of the split between Tito one als, th result is suppressed. ‘A fied oath of loyalty to the Commu- and Stalin is a personal ow pails, Which showed a majority of nist regime and accept the new, between the twa In Moscow. | :

high state-paid salaries. ny Pi

set off spree of installment. buyiag, there'll probably be no request to Congress for new credit controls. }