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' up for House debate Tuesday.

! Rep. Donald L. O'Toole (D. N. Y.).i

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Reaction to State of the Union Message— ‘

¥ Speech Hints Democrat Fricha § Hazy on Future Foreign Policy

By CHARLES LUCEY * LUDWELL DENNY

Seripps-Howard Staff Writer * Serinps-Howard Foreign Editor

WASHINGTON,

Jan. 10

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10—The Democratic Party leaders study-' President in his report to Coning President Truman's State of!gress. on the foreign situation the Union message continued in gave a fairly accurate balance wide disagreement today over sheet of our gain and loss n whether the resident is shearing 1951. But he ‘was fuzzy on future for anot policy. term ‘in What he ofWhite House. fered was ‘more But many of same. Yet, on

: agreed on this: | In broad out-

his own accounting, his applica-

line. the speech] "tion of American] _ pretty much policy . has not carved the pat-! produced adestern. for the quate results party's platform Soviet aggres-

next summer and its campaign next fall. tie” proxy wars The message continue to showed awareness of the wide strengthen Jim and weaken us. dissatisfaction in the country And the threat of world war the Korean! hovers closer around us. The President's security soludoing'tion is to offer Stalin just peace! | and trickster-proof disarmament, but to build Allied defense strong “61 million people on the enough to enforce such a peace— that is sure to be a domi- without war if possible, with vienant Democratic appeal in the tory if war is started by Russia. fall. People Support Policy Hard for Everybody This policy of® peace-through-Searchers had to look -hard to strength is supported by the ind any segment of the popula. American people. They are payn not extended a glad and ing for it in high taxes, in refriendly hand at one time or strictions and controls, in conanother in .the speech. . Labor, version of a semiwar economy, management, farmers, veterans, in sending their sons abroad to educators, the minority. groups — guard Europe and to die in Korea. all got kind words in varying de- Two world wars in this generagree, tion, in which we were caught deRepublicans generally wrote the spite our peaceful intentions and message off as a political tract. our military unpreparedness, have Mr, Truman in his speech ackuowl- taught America the hard way edged that this 1s a political year that neither pacifism nor isolaand the sharpness of opposition tionism can save us. Also we and compment afterward left no doubt the free world have learned the about that. hard way fronr Stalin -- as we To Sen. Everett Dirksen (R. should have learned from Hitler 111), who will run the Republican —that the price of appeasement senatorial campaign /this year, it is more aggression. was a ‘blueprint for exhaustion.” So the goal of security through Rep. Charles A, Halleck (R./collective defense is not quesInd.) called it dan “empty and tioned by responsible citizens. But hackneyed tune” and Rep. George Many do challenge the way this Bender (R. O.) termed it a “1952 Policy. is being applied. political campaign speech.” Interpretations Differ Seeking. clues on Mr. Truman's intentions, some called

sion is still growing. Stalin's “lit-

Mr. Lucey Mr. Denny

War and it stressed not war but all the administration is It also stressed the “good times” theme

ARCHBISHOP INSTALLED—The Most Rev. John Francis O'Hara (right), former president of Notre Dame University, was installed as archbishop of the Roman Catholic archdiocese of ;Philadelphia in solemn ceremonies witnessed by 200 clergy and officials yesterday. The new archbishop is shown with Msgr. John Rowan, Philadelphia, entering the Cathedral of SS. Peter and Paul in Philadelphia.

Questions Unanswered

7 NONNNNONONNN NN CUTICURA CLEARS BAD COMPLEXION

A large part of the American Congress, public and press ask: Are we spending our way into

Daughter Accuses Goshen Worker

his talk the “defensive” spee : : Externally caused pim lackheads a man who en be es ch id the bankruptey-—which would give promptly. relieved w ar tn rildly : f - v % y SCate: x y ( t t 1% MTOURN stalin victory without a struggle? GOSHEN, Ind. Jan 10 (UP) Inedicated CT aD, Ang en with politics soon and whn Buy today at your druggist or stor

Just didn’t care. Others pointed to the President's ad libbing a line on his determination to fight for his program as a wigp of hope for those frying to get him to be a candi-

the military pre- Harold R. Lehman, 45, father of seven children, was arrested today following a 19-year-old] daughter's chargez he had forced hér to yield to illicit relation for

Are we getting paredness we are paying for? Are our Alliez using their resources and our large aid for the best mutual security?

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dat i Are we spreading ourselves five years and kept her in chains | cisthing. Dry Goods. Shoes. Hardware, ate again. : ) 7 i ray ‘ar 3ift. Shops, Toys. Tools, Candy, £ thin, trying to subsidize and pro- to prevent her running away from Yaris IF Shope. 7.1 oie, Cana.

their Middlebury farm home, In a two-page statement, described by Sheriff Vernon L. Cripe as “incredible,” the girl said Lehman chained her and her mother together at the walst while he worked on a day shift at a Goshen factory.

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Many congressional leaders re- tect the whole world while actualmarked on the rather moderate ly securing no part of it—includ-

in which the President ine our own homeland? couched this program, though— ‘The President in his report to for eaxmple, so often Congress did not answer these He did not even state speech, drew only a couple un-them The Truman truisms will militant paragraphs toward thé not win the cold war or prevent

end. hotter war. But even that This evasion by

was too much the Chief Ex-

for some southerners, who took c.ytive and Commander.in Chief a belt at him for it. is deeply disturbing for two reaNo Bristling sons,” It seems to indicate that There wasn't much that was phe has no plan to. tighten up his

bristling about the speech. Mr, application for American seeurity Truman did tell Congress, in dis- naliey to get hetter results. And in Washing- it forces his eriticzi—at the ex: ton, that it should apply some pense nf essential hipartisan pol-| rigorous standards of moral in- joy. tn campaign’ for more realistic diplomatic and foreign aid He named the Taft-Hartley law operations. in discussing a need for labor legislation reform, bowing in the the Senator who might be the man the Democrats

Navy Might Get 2 More Super Aircraft Carriers |

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But in a reference to his na- WASHINGTON, Jan. 10 (UP)! tional health plan, which in the __At least one and possibly two |

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standard of oratory showed months. plainly that' nothing .much will aud he done about most of his ideas by this Congress.

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The House gave unanimous consent yesterday to suspend the rules so the bill could be brought up for consideration ahead of schedule. The suspension means the measure will have to be ap: proved by a two-thirds vote for passage.

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