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New Philadelphia, Ohio, Wednesday, October 22, 1947. 12 Five Cental RUSSIA PLEDGED TO KILL MARSHALL PLAN PLAN TO NAME 75 HOLLYWOOD COMMUNISTS Ready To Use Its HIT SOCIALISTS ADMINISTER ESTATE OF MURDER VICTIM Mrs. Marie Biechler of Route 2, Dover, today filed an application in probate court askiug that she be appointed administratrix of the estate of her sister Mrs. Mabel Barnes. 35.

of this city, who was murdered by her husband. Russell W. Barnes. 39. here last week.

Hearing on the application will be held next Monday. Spokesman Is Close Friend of Stalin BULLETIN By RAYMOND WILCOVE I.N.S. Staff Correspondent Washington, Oct. 22 Chairman Thomas (R) N. said today the House UnAmerican Activities Committee will present evidence, obtained in its probe of Hollywood communism, linking the communist party in the United States to espionage.

Thomas said the evidence probably will be bared next Monday when a surprise witness will take the stand. He declined to hint at the identity. BRAZIL ALERT FOR UPRISINGS Joined By Chile In Break With Russia Students Stone Communist Paper BY RAYMOND WILCOVE I. N. S.

Staff Correspondent Washington, Oct. 22 The House Un-American activities committee disclosed today that it will reveal the names and records of 79 "very Hollywood Communists or party line followers. Rep. Thomas (R) N. committee chairman, said the celebrities wil be named either this week or next, during the congressional probe of Hollywood Communism.

At the same time, Rep. McDowell (R) said the committee will into testimony asserting that secret information on the Air new supersonic plane was obtained from test pilot Chalmers (Slick) Goodlin through the trickery of an alleged Communist sympathizer. Weber Accused The testimony was given yesterday by John C. Moffitt, film critic. He acused John Weber, Hollywood literary agent, of persuading Goodlin to turn over the information about the aircraft.

McDowell said Moffitt may be recalled for further testimony. Thomas said the testimony concerning Goodlin came as a plete to the committee, to the committee. He agreed it was likely the matter would be pursued further. Ending its morning session earlier than usual, the committee went) into executive conference and in dications were that sensational testimony was among the matters discussed. As the morning session was halted, Paul V.

McNutt, chief counsel for the Motion Picture industry in the proceedings, charged the committee with attempting to exercise censorship powers. McNutt McNutt declared he was to see the violence done to the principle of free speech during the He asserted that it became evident during the testimony of James K. McGuinness, a Metro-Goldwyn-i Mayer story supervisor, the purpose was to try to dictate and, control, through the device of the hearings, what goes on the motion picture screens of America." McNutt told reporters he referred to committee suggestions that the industry produce anti-Communist films. He said such matters were "no concern of any congressional Thomas, in announcing the plan to make public the names of the 79 celebrated alleged Communists or fellow travelers, said: are not run-of-the-mill people. They are very prominent in the Motion Picture industry.

They are the ones we have full records Shortly before McGuinness took the witness stand. Thomas announc By RICHARD DYER I. N. S. Staff Correspondent Rio De Janeiro, Oct.

22 Brazil alerted federal police and the military today and began a new crackdown on the outlawed Communist party. Anti-Communist precautions also were taken in Chile, which joined Brazil yesterday in breaking diplomatic relations with Russia. Chile went one step further bv breaking relations with Czechoslovakia, accusing that country and Russia of fomenting the mine strike. Crack Down on Commies Attorney General Luis Galloti ordered all Brazilian states attorneys to take immediate action to assure of the Communist party in compliance with the anti Communist ban of last May. The action came amid growing tension in Rio following last night's anti-Communist outbreaks in which the Soviet embassy and a Communist news paper were stoned by students.

Seven persons were wounded in the rioting. The break with Russia is exppect- ed to be followed by similar movej on the part of other Latin Ameri can countries. Rumors persisted Brazil will break relations with Czechoslovakia. ALL OFFICERS OF RAMADIER CABINET QUIT Result of Elections Last Sunday DE GAULLE TOPS To Be Asked To Form New Government? CONFESSES TO KILLING THREE Specialized on Gas Station Workers Pikeville, Oct. 22 county authorities disclosed todav that 24-year old Paul J.

Schneider of San Francisco has admitted the kidnaping and murder of two Michi gan gas station attendants and the! murder of another attendant in' Denver. The confession came shortly af ter the body of one of the Michigan men. 29 year-old Donald Dusseau. was found in an Oakland county, wooded area. Michigan police now are grilling Schneider to learn where the body of the other victim, 21-year-old James R.

Hall of Detroit, can be found. Pike County Deputy R. Doak said the San prison parolee confessed the kid nap-murders to Pike authoriies and two Michigan state troopers and two Denver detectives. WANT WHISKEY BAN CALLED OFF By JOHN E. LEE I.N.S.

Staff Correspondent Pans, Oct. 22 (INS) The French government headed by Premier Paul Ramadier resigned office today. All cabinet officers stepped down as an outcome of elections which registered a victory lor Gen. Charles De Gaulle. But Premier Ramadier himself has not yet resigned.

Immediate possibility arose that Gen. Charles De Gaulle, whose of the French party scored a great victory in Sundays municipal elections, might be called upon to form a new government. Political observers doubt that De Gaulle would be willing to take oyer at the present time of serious political disturbances, strikes and com Chilean munist demands for higher workers pay. De Gaulle New Strong Man But a request from President Vincent Auriol that he head a new cao ir.et would enhance tremendously the former provisional presidents prestige and strengthen his chances in the final municipal elections scheduled for this coming Sunday. the Ramadier government's decision to quit exploded in Paris political and diplomatic circles with bomb sheli forces.

It was believed due mainly to the poor showing made by Ramadier socialist party and the popular Republican movement headed by Foreign Minister Bidault in last Sunday's polling. Should De Gaulle refuse to step in at the present time, Auriol may call upon Paul Reynaud, who was the last Foreign Minister of France before the German victory in 1940. Reynaud told International News of the government brings up a delicate problem. believe that in resigning, the government recognized that results of the municipal elections entirely changed the authority of the government. was escpecially true because MRP ministers found themselves in the minority.

No Majority Parties the whole parliament, there is a problem of majority, and there I is no majority of center parties. government has been prompt to realize the situation and also has icalized tha tthe French people on Sunday cast their votes against it. Reynaud said he did not know whether Auriol would call upon De Gaulle to form a new government but said lie would not. be surprised if the president consults the rightist leader before deciding upon his next move. Had Called Parliament Ramadier's government previously had decided to summon parliament into session next Tuesday instead of Nov.

11 as originally sched uled. This decision made because of the and prob lems arising from Communist demands for higher wages and threat of a genera! strike. Its unanimous decision to step out of office came as a tremendous surprise and created a sensation in political and diplomatic circles. A special cabinet session was held during the afternoon. At its conclusion, government 'BURGLAR ESCAPES DOVER RESIDENCE A burglar escaped from the resl- deuce of George Penrod ot West Fifth street, Dovei at 1 30 a in.

today. leaving behind a table model radio which he war trying to take through an opened window. Mrs Penrod was awakened by the noise and screamed, causing the burglar to drop the radio on the inside of the dining room. VANDALS RIP KENTON PLANT Probers Promise Disclosure Scene Strike-Bound For Weeks Recall Alleged Threat FIRE CHASES 00 FAMILIES FROM HOMES IN MAINE A roaring forest fire which forced hundreds of families to flee their homes at Biddelord. Me brhuv It turned from the town and headed seaward llaines high over fences and trees.

It is one ol many in drought-parched New England woodlands I nun Maine to Connecticut. nka Telephoto) CIO An of TESTIMONY Committee Rocked By Revelations i FIRES SWEEPING MAINE VILLAGES Boston, Oct 22 fires are raging throughout the drought-stricken New England states today as tire fighters battle with out rest to prevent additional destruction by flames. Damage from fires in the slx.state area uns estimated at $3 mk xx I witii farms, cottages and homes levelled by flames The Biddeford-Kennebunk area of Maine war, hardest Int Three hundred homes have been destroyed in the area and damage is estimated at $1,500,000. A shift in the saved Ken- nebunkpoi t. a town of persons, from being levelled A wore ol Nuw Hampshire communities were threatened by roaring flames, sweeping through the Presidential Range.

No relief is In sight, according to the weather bureau which predicts only slight showers for Friday and warns that brisk winds will continue today In the threatened sections. The latest serious blaze was in the Waterboro, Me N. It section where hundreds of sumtAei cottages and several small towns lie in the path of the flames. DOUBT RECALL OF CONGRESS Believe Truman Given Fp Has By WILLIAM TIIEIS I. N.

S. Staff Correspondent Washington. Oct. 22 ins Presi dent call for a second conference with legislative leader strengthened the belief on Capitol Hill today that the administration has decided it will have to pro vide emergency foreign aid without a special session of congress. Sen.

Brewster fit) )Malne. snil he believes Mr Truman and his cd viseis have the futility of a special session at this Connallv Expresses Same View Ht. Paul, This view' also was indicated bv Sen. Connally the admin ranking foreign policy a Hoo Line authority In congress, who will tend the White House meeting to morrow afternoon. Sen.

Vandenberg (Rr iMlch GOP foreign policy leader and Senate president, will not in Washington for the conference, his office said But Sen. Taft fit) Ohio, Rcpuhli can boss on domestic issues, will be TRAIN CRASH HURTS SCORE St. Paul Firemen Extinguish Blaze By WILLIAM UM8TEAD I. N. S.

Staff Correspondent Washington, Oct. 22. AFT, Distillery Workers Union todav on hand for the meeting. $142 SWEEPER THEFT PROBED Three Taken From Far, 1 From House 3Sked PreSident food con testify at 2 oclock this afternoon. McGuinness testified that a petition was circulated through the MGM studio protesting the picture.

Johnson." The witness said that the petition was signed by men who followed twist and of the Communist line, and mentioned by name Donald Ogden Stewart, Hy Craft. Richard Collins, Jules Dassin and Ring Lardner, Jr. EARNS CERTIFICATE servation committee to call off the) scheduled 60 day shutdown of the1 nation's distilling industry. Harold Kreiger, general of the Distilling. Rectifying and Wine Workers International, an nounced that his union has a that will save more grain than the shutdown which is slated to begin at midnight Saturday Four electric weepers, one of them brand new, were stolen Monday night from the automobile and dence of Harvey Reed, 440 Thiro street, NW th) city, according to spokesman Pierre Bourdan announc-j city polu reports, ed that all ministers had presented1 Reed reported the theft yesterday their resignations to Ramadier.

evening and valued the sweepers at a total of $142 Three used were stolen from his ear parked in of his home, and orneone unlocked a door to the residence and entered the basement to take a brand new sweeper valued at $107. Reed told police He provided officers witn serial numbers of the sweepers. Ot 22 (INS) passenger Lain and a Northern Pacific freight Lain col lided head-on in the northern outskirts of Paul today, injuring collision whic several crew members and 20 pa Ridge Road, gers. None of the passengers wrie M-rl- ouslv hurt. Most of the Injured weie given first aid treatment at the scene A tew of the passengers and the Lain' crewmen were taken tee Ho pita I In Ht.

Paul for fur tie at ment or observation. The collision occurred oil a single-i track line. I he- four car pa a nge Lain Wa made up of wee baggage and twee passengdi cars, one of whic wn: a Pullman. The impact sent the first baggage eai ott the tracks, but It. jemamcd upright 'Hie other remained een the tracks.

Twee box ears loaded with giain cereal wen- crushed A small fire broke out in the twisted tangle the twee omo live bit. woes extinguished swiftly by ht. Paul fire department SEEK ATTACKER OF CAB DRIVER Flees After Assault on Driver Kd Jackson, 21, of Route 2, Uh lie hsvtlle, a teamen employe ot the Rogers Taxi Go, in iximlmi, was I being, sought by police officers to day in connection with the klel nuiniig and assaulting ol an mplqye of the company last Monday morn ing. Assault and battery have been filed against eni in Jus Lee Isaac- Cramer's court hy Clai ience Hays, of (lift Grant street, I Dennison, who laims Jackson nhiii I moned his cab to the- Gross Hoads i Inn on Park Valle-v road and Iliad I he eh Hi i lake him lo the Feed Hoad. Pulled I-ram I If ayes charge that when the cab reached its de tination, Jio on pujleel him from the taxi and as him He told officials Jack son then forced him Into the ab, took pos Jon of vehic le and stalled back the Twill Cities, On the return trip, Jack-on lost control of Hie car, crashed it Uitei a fence and then fled from the scene According to Deputy Hherlff Mryden Henderson, who Investigated the ease, two men had trouble both weir employed the taxi firm, which 1m operated In lih 1 liNVllle anel Dennison by Hlewui Cruft, false teeth wire hrok eri lend he ufleml head and facial bruise- during the attack The tax)! HUfferel piope-jtv damage In the followed on Moon Kenton, Oct.

22 (INS) flclal on the oi i Electric Com puny charged today that, a bund of masked and aimed men invaded the Kenton plant early today and damaged machinery and equip ment Tile GIG United Automobile Walkers union has been on strike' lor at the company's Gallon and Mt Gilead plants, where vlo Ience has been reported previously. G. Mcllrity, ot Gallon, Vice piesldeut ot the company, nuld that between 20 and 30 men entered plant about 2 30 a an hour aflet (lie nlglil shltt left He said that they held Ira Mjrhrey, a night watchman, at gunpoint while they damaged machinery and equipment jpoweiiul Hovu-t Politlnu Phonr Wii cm Cut M( Herty asserted lliwt all tele phone wiirs ill the vicinity of the plain had been Kenton police, who took charge of the InvestIgation. said they were certain the vandalism was not local ly Inspired, It is said that Edward Duck, CIO representative made a settlement. offer i he company yesterday.

Today company vice president quoted Duck a telling him that If Uie company fulled to reply mediately to the offer, "the union cannot he i for the con sequences." Ity A I I I HI sr. Muff Moscow, (si 22 ((Nsr Hie Soviet government public today an announcement by Col. (len. An- A Zhdanov that Russia wtll apply to Ing lluit the Marshall plan tor Europe docs not succeed The declaration wan made by Zhdanov during the meeting of party lenders from ntna countries in Poland This meeting established the so called Gommunlst International "Information which will operate out of lie-lgiade. of Stalin Zhdanov Is a umnher FELLER PAID TIDY $87,000 Offered Lou Boudreau SENTENCE WIFE TO MARYSVILLE AdmitH Neglecting hilclren 1 new QUICKIES By KJKN REYNOLDS PASSES BUS, FINED Traffic Officer Charles Marks, today received a certificate awarded for successful completion of a finger-printing course given last week in Canton by representatives of the Federal Bureau of Investigating.

Marks was ona of 12 who the course. Robert L. Denning. 32, 1320 Ka deriy street, this city, fined $10 and costs by Mayor Chari es Grlbble of Midvale yesterday on I charge of passing a school bus while it was discharging passengers! and John H. Shenaskey, 30, Clarks burg, W.

Va was fined $10 is my lucky day! I found a costs by Mavor Grlbble for passing hundred dollar a $10 at an Intersection. Highway patrol- reward for It in the Want men Hied the charges. I Ads GETS JURY TRIAL IN SUPPORT CASE Edward McDadc of Minna) Guy a nested last week for non support ot a minor child, pp-aded not guilty In Probate Judge Ralph Klnlevs court, and will be given trial by jury November 6th Mrs Nora of Newjroit wa oti-rifz-fl Lo the Mat vavllie forrnatory lot one year on a barge of ting four minor when he was arraign'd before Pro bate Judge Ralph Finley Mi Vo wife of Raymond Yost till' (ity was placed on probation a year ago on a similar charge I The four minor children have committed to the county chll fin are aged from seven to twelve CLEAN RESERVOIR Cleveland, Del 22 Pie 111. Mill Veeclc of the Cleveland disclosed today that he paid Ills rJar hurler Hob Feller around for Hie past season At the same time Veeek admitted having reielved an offer of (MX) and severul players for Ids shortstop Iloudre.iu lie would not admit that the offei had been made the Detroit T1 gern and added that no deal cur I renlly was III the making fol Lad Ing Houdt (au Feller, who won 20 and lost II guinea the past, season, re was paid a flat $45,000 plus a boiiux on which set new record of more than $1,500,000 this year AIR HALLOWEEN STUNT IN COURT Four youths, arrested by state highway patrolmen for causing an accident on Route 30 two we of Dovei Monday night in a Hallo ween plank, have been died to peal in juvenile court 21) at 30 a rn The youth allegedly plated a rake, a picnic table and other farming implements bn the highway and I a Luck driven by Raymond Ve of crashed Into the barrbade water Jayiu lean) A New Phiadelphh' municipal vork rrvoh bested on Hill was given ps annual ig est.erday, Hervtee tor Williams announced today. Won't Collect Downtown Rubbish 'The business district will be omitted tomorrow when the city r.

first reg Jar rubbish collection gets under way, Service Dirertor A William' announced today. Decision to omit the district wa made because service lr 'ombuxtible material This week' collection will be an experimental basis since it a the first time Hie practice h.i* In effect. Thursday's collection wdl include all territory east of F.Ph buaine.ii NW arid south of the C. Ac P. railroad.

col lection will be for all territory department equipment rnay in norU) the Ac railroad and adequate to the town in two west of Fifth street NW and HW days and also because most of Director Williams declared again combustible material In them I ft on curb strip cardboard ontalners an used and ail containers will i irb strip after the content. Is dumped into trucks. that reason bushel baskets be used for and a-he-i must be in con i of 10 gail'sns or ii-sn to tate handling 'Him city cm Will gin collection at ha on will may but tjLlU faei ploy SENTENCE FATHER IN SUPPORT CASE William 26, of Plney Fork war. sentenced to serve a year in Columbus workhouse this morning by Probate Judge Ralph Finley ori a charge of failing to a minor child. court suspended nine of the sen- 'Da charge was flied by (Jeorge fntrner wife, Marian George of lUrule 3, Dover 'Hie defendant pleaded guilty following his arrest last week tire all and an hetncly cio.e iiseocbtte ot inter Miuaiial Htalln.

He that Imu ope "hun at. pprfsent nutftclent. forces capable to thin plan ot It if I hey tulficieu will and Zhdanov said: foreign policy la based upon (he fact for a long lau'lod caplLiIait and Boelet Hyslem.s have been ro-cxiatent. (ollaboratlon Iretweeri (J H. and other svstema Is possible provided the pt UlClplo of mutuality and fulfilment of obligations Is maintained "The Union is ready to collaborate loyally with nil desiring mi collaboration, but Is slmultane- on ly opposed to the principle of revenge against conquered peoples and wants a unified, peaceful and demilitarized (lei many.

perspective of reconstruction of German Imperialism sa a real force capable of resisting racy and communism In Europe cannot rut lie England Piara'e. Is Hie reason for one of the main Inconsistencies within tlm England United Hlalc Fiance bloc and a reason for failure of tho Marshall plan. if. A heiuls the post war Imperialist camp and conducta a new traced upon rcononih expansion and a strategic plan foned by an irleologtcat I apltallst Army Strong said the United Htat'-s Army wan seventeenth In numerical strength among Hie mill- tary the world nt the otlt- of World War II He added; "Now it occupies first place among capitalist at mien "While accumulating nHan bomba American are not usham to ray openly that bacteriological win fare being prepared in United Zhdanov said that the world Communist movement "while de veioplng on national lines, has the same time common and Interests with the parties of vartoua i ountr le ominuiilst par ties Active In his speech, whh was published by the Gornmunlht newsiiaper Ihav da, Zhdanov said tlwre were shortcomings among (fommuuists parties bei ause some mernlrct understood that abolition of the eomlntern during the war meant liquidation of all ties and contacts among "brother Communist aid experience had shown ua lar of tics among Communist parties Is harm ful and unnatural The fioviet spokesman alleged that a large part of Socialist part lemtei hip. In Great Britain anti France, la actlg as "agent tor imper ialist In tlie United Btates He said that, the of heading resistance to the can plan for "enslaving fell upon the Communist parties.

refuse from the today bU outiUunert which j7.30 a. in. ttu.ii day. Galled st 5 05 p. yesterday to Hie home ot If Miller In North ai Uhrichviiie firemen found basement full of smoke Uist came from a defective furnace, charge.

PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN PATERNITY CASE A paternity charge filed in Justice J. Ortt court in Newcomers- towu bv Rtrth Haminerxley, 17, of Oxford township, against Gerald Eugene B. Newcomerstown, was certified to common pless court here today. Ba ssett plcahed not guilty to the.