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' Soviet-directed East Germany munist “state security police” of more cone a. { and put teeth in its measures by Pastor Johann-Gerhard ney to be aL L arresting ‘a Protestant clergyman Schomerus of the Saxony-Anhalt n sport ite 3 - on charges of being an “Ameri- town of Kemberg, on the Elbs : | can agent.” River near Wittenberg. ting i This action coincided..with the The pastor was arrested and : creationr of .a “marxist christian” ‘jailed, the announcement: said.-on ng trainer: institute and broad hints that the charges of opposing the Com-+ & ° nting. Still : s Communists may be planning to munist’ “peace” campaign, dee aes rath ass - up, a red-dominated ‘state faming the Democratic order, ] church.” : urging farmers to sabotage tha sports ane Communism's declaration of harvest deliveries and acting as ; the tre- By MARSHALL McNEIL war on the German Protestant “an American agent.” in the fight Seripps-Howard Staff Writer | he T = T es = Yo + } - y the gate WASHINGTON, Sept. 13—Rep. Albert Thomas (D.

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BERLIN, Sept. 13 (UP)—Com- church was revealed by the .ofmunism today ordered a crack- fice of Bishop Otto Dibelius, Evangelical Bishop of Berlin. [%

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sg : : . SAYS: TRADITION WITH A- TOUCH OF TOMORROW. factory mission to furnish him with samples of the material which ” 2 ie 1st ban was Tass, the official Russian “news” agency, sends out of this | nt to'us at country, ee ———— - ke another ro en 2 Russian Spy bility of securing copies of some | Cony, : ney,’ ep. Thomas. 1 of these messages ..I was ad- oo

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want Congress to see what Tass writes and sends out of the United States,

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vised by your general counsel ., . . that no settled policy existed as to furnishing such information, and that if a request was made of the commission the matter would be explored with a view to secur-

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CUT IN HALF—In one of the: most spectacular deck-crash photos ever made, this photo, just released by the Defense Department,

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of GI war _ Into the Russian newspapers. 1 ing the data requested. shows an F6F fighter plane splitting in two aboard the USS Princeton. The unnamed pilot got a signal to cut his motor when he “anticireturned to would like to be able to compare “I wish you would regard this Pated a waveoff so he dove for deck hitting ‘at an angle and engaging an arresting wire so violently it broke the plane in half. aoludes 15 What 13 Privied Mm what is sent leer as a request for sample . * AH | Task Sadie . at. Congress ies of such messages sent out 1 r an AsK— i an the people generally should by ... Tass i co ovett S Vell Retriever to Lead SIeye relied side es being re- now what the Russian spy weeks and that vo ’ 1 1 ‘ + segms. spy $ at you send to me a \ eo aboard o agency sends back home, number of such messages, suffici- . Dog 5 Life Despite Eos rm p ace in S ape A re. Lonnie. Asks For Sample lent to give a picture of the type UIC fova $24 000 Legacy High rise “ . ‘lof such news reports and how i : : son of George For these reasons, I have th saddle back. . acked Chai ' : they are transmitted. . CHICAGO, Sept. -13 (UP) or n ure 3 - or ; son of Oscar “ rman Wayne; Coy of “Please provide an estimate of Duke, a Labrador retriever that Mrs. Margaret e Communications Co mission the number of words transmitted inherited $24,000, is going to lead ‘ TA : Pp Ny o 2! son. of Mrs, to gather and send to me Samples per month, the subjects covered, Another Story. Photos. Pave 40... 2 dog's life, his new mistress said GALLOW AY, Wis, Sept. 13 (UP) = Frank Flees bed bach , son of Mrs, of the stuff Tass files.” “and whether transmitted direct ° a i ha today. good friends and neighbors put the finishing touches Tabled ac ston. . ii ot to Russia, or by way of England, i und >, Bepl. oa Duke was owned by Mrs, Mary todav r ar py carved f vir 1 | pac . SY ae ; as y Mrs. Mar ay on the 80-acre farm they carved out of virtua | n, son of Mrs Rep. Thomas does not believe France or any other country.” Robert A, Loveit was approved J .Leonard, widow of a physician . . : x | on of Herman that representatives of Tass or —— unanimously by the Senate Armed who died at Elgin, III July 29 wilderness for him. { . son of Ede Sheol De allowed the privileges L . F Services Cormities Joa ae ue She left her entire estate in trust There was little left to do. The bulk of the . n to representative: — | Cessor to Gen. Georg ; - ; . tes . ee a orcr nf of bo He Fn re en ves Of the earning ast shall as secretary of defense, [107 ef \Wo dogs; Duke an jack. work was done yesterday by 6000 persons—many of | 7 os “They have jailed one of our BEAUMONT, Tex, Sept. | Chairman Richare B. Russell his He a Ryo them utter strangers to Mr. Flees—who turned out | kowski, South reporters on trumped-up charges,” 13. (UP)—Upper classmen [OD Sa) said he Tray ry oR el Mr. and ‘Mrs. Roy Bergstrom,! yesterday and performed in one day a herculean task | son of bw i auas sell, steskivg of the| at Lamar State College of ater today. Chicago, ea Shana it would have taken Mr. Flees a lifetime to complete. | son of Samuel d § case. ut mean- Technology greed [ay . ittee & ’ ’ ty " : ; . san’ af tod while we let their spies enjoy in mit . ih 3 in a novel = now in a kennel and will be Many of the volunteers came back today to . h this country the privileges of our a new ra Be Lovett to testify : ‘brought to the Bergstrom home finish the interior of the five-room house erected w————— > ne pr er . 4 S A iv a7 gq ‘ J . : , free press. I want to see how proper altitude Sen. Ralph Flanders (R. Vt.) 102 few weeks " yesterday. The new milk house roof needed shin- : they use th ’ : The } re We have other dogs,” Mrs. - J at privilege, and sam- 1e humble frosh entered told reporters Mr. Lovett has been re : 1 ded a “little tidvi ples of the material they send to the library for processing 'pefore the committee on numer- BerSstrom said, “and Duke will sling and the place generally needed a “little tidying GENTLEMEN! thelr head office should furnish and asked: "Where do I pus occasions and “no one has Do treated Just like one of them. up.” : : : the answer.” . sign up for classes in hu- lever questioned his previous busi- v¢ don't intend to treat him any Te a : BW Rep. Thomas’ letter to Ch milities?” ever questioned his previous bush differently. Fm sure Mrs. Leon) But when Mr. Flees and his wife arose at dawn | WE GIVE YOU THE . s ter Yhair- = 88 C ‘tions. n ’ . ; , ‘ . : + ‘man Coy'said In part: Lhar He meant humanities. Most members of Congress Ard Wouldn't have wanted us to.”|. today, they looked out upon a virtually completed | “A few weeks ago I communi = praised Mr. Lovett’s selection for no opposition to Mr. Lovett and farm. At the same time yesterday they saw only | FAMOUS cated with your office . . . with Protests Gas Rate Hike I oD eens I» Re- i ohiection jo the ap 80 stony acres of land, a dilapidated barn and a onereferenc » ; y tr T t : . 1 : Nai 2 ite i : iv FE oie ute by te Tash WASHINGTON, Sept. 13 (UP) tacks on Gen. Marshall, but a ma- Neither was any opposition ex- room lean-to in which they had lived. 3 ; € —The Office of Price Stabilization jority of the legislators regretted pressed so far to President Tru- : ~oni “TIT » A :! i : s, Mr. Flees’ neighgable, radio and other means of vesterday protested a proposed 16 that the general, who served his man’s nomination of William C. In the intervening 24 hours, = i 8 Iransiission in sending news mes- per cent natural gas rate increase country for 50 of his 70 years, is Foster; economic cooperation ad-| bors had erected a five-room house, a new barn, a ; : sages to its home office. ; in Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York leaving the government. ministrator to succeed Mr. Lovett milk house, a machine shed, and a livestock watering : I also inquired into the possi- and West Virginia. Sen. Russell said he has heard as deputy defense secretary. pond ? y . FOR FALL S— — | The farm-raising project was organized by Dr. And we give them to you in an extensive { B. J. Przedpelski, a University of Wisconsin extension Size Scale — waist sizes— : BASON agent, when he heard that Mr. Flees had lost an eye 28 in a farm accident. a . PR eR Ll iran ts : : | i 4 ) Ft. W Rubber| igned . | arines ‘surn Ft. Wayne Rubber 56 ! . - . | Firm Strike Ends % C . t Off ET WAYRE Sept. ‘13 (UP) We give them to you on the basis of . 3 i t . INK, OS . . ) — . — three | | ommums S {Some 1900 workers ended their] REALLY. SPECTACULAR VALUE . but lone-day strike at the U. S. Rub- ; since we eschew [rhymes with "don't § - ber Co. plant here today follow-| do ] Sale stunts—they are infroduced _ | orean | es ling union acceptance of a new| without Sale fanfare—These are the contract offer. Slacks that combine top California Style— es. [Fo I The” werk 5 OF ak i p ld | Be Cited Pree | The workers, members of the . with skilled Eastern tailoring—continuous | EIGHTH ARMY HEAD-€10 United Rubber workers] waist bands—forward set pockets— i QUARTERS, Korea, Sept. 13 union, walked off the morning stitched (raised) seams—French fly with yy Thy AE ' “"Ishift yesterday while negotia-| hook and eye— ? : —United Nations troops tions te renew a contract which] > § - 1 « 1 : i closed in on a Communist expired at midnight Tuesday still All-Wool COVERTS o 18 | stronghold commanding Red sup- were in progress. 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