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le : \ : if : | Mrs, Grady is the former LuBy ANDREW TULLY nition from President Truman as|Club of Bombay, Mr. Grady de-|to California and taught at the] Bao Howard Stam Writer [“my diplomatic Be ne] Chara that “the capitalists of my ynjversity of California until cretia Del Valle, onetime yise WASHINGTON, June 8—Henry | Mr. Truman is a man who likes country . . . are not prepared t0| gas aro rie ho held a host CNAIrmAn of the Democratic Na- |

: rate, Henry beg that théir capital be received,” tional Committee. J F. Grady is our ambassador to ming 00 Bt any hot spots ary nE he added, woul® American Of civic jobs, including chairman ertem————— z {Tran and a noted expert on fore. capitalists loan their money “onlof the Regional Labor Board for Town Fail: Doctor {foreign trade. | In 1946, when the Greeks held any terms.” {San Francisco, i 3 : ¥ But such is human nature that yy... "bch disputed elections, it| Mr. Grady doubtless felt hei Mr. Grady returned to Wash-| CONSTANTINE, Mich. (UP)— ® & WE BUY DIAMONDS © © Mr. Grady probably will be re-\ wo yanry Grady who headed the could speak ably for American ington in 1934 to help develop the Dr. L. K. Slote can’t figure out WOLF SUSSMAN, INC. | membered hy (J. 8. inspection team. He also business. After all, business— reciprocal trade agreements pro- why the population of this village 230 W. WASHINGTON ST, & most Americans Iserved as ambassador to Greece and particularly foreign trade. gram. In 1939, he was appointed } .¢ inoreased only 300 in the past aA goes as the man who | . [from 1948 to 1950—two crucial has been his preoccupation as well A gqistant Secretary of State in halt dentur In 51 vears of prac- — delivered the lyears for' the new, democratic/as his bread and butter since he charge of economic and trade af-|ii.a here Ye rid Selah nla 3 wrong letter to Greek government—and was com- first went to work as a lecturer gyyg Washington liked him as 1500 Dopion the premier of \mended by Harry Truman in aon banking and money at City's man who could get along with) -—— Iran, [letter marking the second anni- College of New York in 1917, A people and fér his fund of tech-| a This, of course, !

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to Prime Min- In between — in 1947 — Henry University of California. |Coast—this time as president of & ‘ Ln 11 manufactured in 1931, has new oes ister Clement Grady served as ambassador to] Held Various U. 8, Jobs {the American President Lines, SALAD SGN IAL {Attlee of Britain Mr, Grady ‘India and to the kingdom of| gupsequently, Henry Grady held then under control of the Mari- S by | 9 / HOME TR jconcer nin g Nepal. And in India he settled a! Loe : time Commission. Ln S/R Iran’s seizure of the Anglo-Iran- point for certain Indians who had Various government jobs, includ-| During World War IT, he served CUUM VTS {lan Oil Co, been grumbling about America's|ing acting commercial attache ation numerous government mis-| ro. Call . | Mr, Truman had sent a copy “greed” and its alleged desire to the American embassy in London sions; he spent much time in the, of the letter to Mr. Grady, along| ~o... Tndia through economic and first American trade commis- Far East working on programs to CEI AO by

{with a letter addressed to Iran's is ve. foner to London and the Conti-i 2 duct t strates =n Premier Mohammed Messatieglt a pg before the Rotary ent Then, in 1921, he tured wal cron of SAE A V. Yd CLIT ox aa land Mr, Grady go ; | i a vt incomes reretsetrseb t ed enaei eA Lol ee BE imixed up. i | That got Mr. Grady into the : {news as nothing he'd ever done - J | previously; it brought to the pub<A lovely basket of gifts awaits lic’s attention the hearty, heavy- © you a@s on expression of goodwill set man of 69 who started his from public spirited local mer-| career as a lecturer on money and chants if you have just moved to! now, has wound up as the U. 8. : the city, are a new Mother or have representative in one of the hotmoved within the city, There's test diplomatic spots on the globe. . ee & ® 993% nothing to buy. : No: cast ‘or obli-| Takes Situation In Stride gation. Arrange to receive these : gifts. Call your Welcome Wogon| But at the State Department, | : Hostess whose phone is listed] they say Mr. Grady is taking both : below. | the letter incident and the menac.iing international situation in » . - tride., “Henry,” Said one departa Welcome Wagon | ment ald, “always acts as if he's Mew York ® Memphis ® Los Angeles got inside Information that everyBe, Toronto thing will turn out for the best.” : ® pes Possibly it is this characteristic ri PHONE TA. 2796 which brought Mr, Grady recog- 9 Aged to the peak of perfection. Onersip will E W 1. Champagne-DRY... tangy, not sweet PERL OL Jer et Fi Sin * : quickly prove there’s nothing like it! A glorious WITH THE PURCHASE 2 Velvet.SMOOTH " t bi glass of beer—with no ‘Bitter Memories” no Veél- tte . 97 ANESDRESS PRICED . Velye s Mellow... not bitter back-talk, to mar it. *Because CV has'no “‘wild OVER 30 3 sugars,” no hop resins, no heavy 'maltinessiintit! - | e LIGHT but hearty... never watery Today enjoy CV. At your favorite tavern.or.store. Value up to in : no restrictions. Buy an deci E pr Ne phi priced over $10 ond ye fest quality, of gny of these am. choose from. this season's styles , yous SY Got plenty on ice, at home? Regular bottles... *nodeposit” bottles .-. . quarts,

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