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Tuesday, July 2, lfllli UN Atomic Energy Subcommittee Holds Close eeting THE CINCINNATI KNClUlltElt Text Of Lausche Proclamation AUSTRALIAN Today's Best Short, Short Story: United States doesn't; Russia askg that home governments deal with, individual violators while th United States wants this under international control; and on th treaty the United States wants to be certain that all safeguards ar working before disposing of bombs, while Gromyko holds the view that all bombs should be destroyed sell either food, shelter or con Westbrook PEGLER Columbus, Ohio, July 1 (AP) The text of Governor Lausche's sumers' goods will want to deal Lists The Points reasonably and justly with their Copyright, Xlnf Femurti, Inc. proclamation uring the people to "hold the line" against inflation fellow citizens, there are neverthe less, some who will take ad vantage of this critical situation and thus obtain unjustified prices On Which 12 Powers for whatever they have to sell Now, therefore, Frank Lausche, Will Define Views. Governor of the State of Ohio, call within three months after a convention is adopted. On the larger issue of whether the entire question should coma under an atomic development authority, as suggested by Baruch, Russia has reserved its position. Russia tomorrow will reiterate a demand that decisions be made by upon the people of this state to follows: Whereas, during the war the nation realized that food, consumers' goods and housing accommodations would be scare and prices high unless some controls were adopted by the federal Government, and Whereas, It Is recognized that consumers' goods and housing accommodations have not yet reached the level where they ade guard their war savings and not to Washington, July 1 (INS) Republicans who habitually eat at the round table in the House restaurant sang a jovial requiem for the OPA at lunch today.

They chanted softly amid the rattling of dishes and silverware: "The OPA, she ain't what she used to be." The tune, of course, was "The Old Gray Mare." The singers included Reps. Frank Fellows, Maine; Ralph A. Gamble, New York, Howard H. Buffett, Nebraska; Walter H. Judd, Minnesota, and Anton J.

Tohnson, Illinois. buy merchandise unless it is es Disagreements Of U. S. And sentially needed for their health and welfare, and I further call a two-thirds vote instead of the suggested majority. upon the seller to act justly and fairly with those who are compelled to buy and not to ruthlessly Russia Ultimately To Go To Full Commission.

ew York, July 1 (AP) Six propositions on which a charter for controlling atomic energy might be quately compare with the demand, EMBAIMERS ELECT QUANTZ. and The Embalmers' Association of Whereas, on June 30, 1946 all munism and Hitlerism both, who applies for papers to enter Russia, In New York, he saw a box of cigars that cost $200, although, in considerable observation 'mid pleasures and palaces from Palm Beach to Hollywood, observing the rich at play. I never had that experience. By contrast, in Mississippi, he encountered a family of eight whose total earnings were only $200 a year. Noting that he here selected dramatic extremes and that he failed to say whether the family had hams on the rafters, I am reminded that for several years, the American Communists have been emphasizing great contrasts in the condition of Russians, many of whom live luxuriously and others in poverty.

Moreover, the descriptions of the state banquets that Stalin and other Russian dignitaries gave for visiting American and British statesmen during the war bespoke extravagance and drunkeness fairly comparable to any historic debauch in any imperial court, and my own sole experience of Russian official hospitality is still a memory of luxury beyond anything else In my experience. THEY HAD JUST reopened their embassy in Washington and the occasion was a lunch for an American reporter, then deemed "friendly," who seems, however, to have fallen into error and disfavor since. It began with vodka in the foyer price controls came to an end 'Listen Who's Roaring Upon Command." NEW YORK: Ilya Ehrenburg, one of three Russian journalists who toured the United States for two months, writes a strange farewell that may be described as an affectionate threat of war. This man, a correspondent of Izvestia, obviously speaks for Stalin inasmuch as the press which he represents is controlled by and edited strictly in the interests of the dictatorship- It is refreshing to read some of his impressions of us because, like Dickens, he looked at us through critical and unfriendly eyes and observed peculiarities and flaws that are commonplace to the nathe. He did not mention baseball, which must have amused him, not ns sport but as a juvenile obsession, but he did spare a phrase of contempt for some local meetings of the Lions' Club where "full-grown men, merchants of suspenders or of electric ranges, imitating lions, roared upon command." "Complex country," he sighed in bafflement; "great country, with a great people and a great future." Ehrenburg has the advantage of us.

We let him travel freely wherever he would and, in he was not required to submit his threatening admonition to an American censor. American iournalists and tourists enjoy no such freedom of Cincinnati elected officers at th meeting at the Cincinnati College allowing the law of supply and built were laid before a special and mercilessly take advantage of the opportunity that lies with him as a seller, and I call upon the great merchant, the manufacturer, the small storekeeper and the landlord to unite in preserving the nation from the perils of inflation by refusing to demand to ruthlessly operate in a subcommittee of the United of Embalming last night. Elected were Rudy Quantz, President; Les Ewers, Vice President, and Milt Simminger, Sergeant-at-Arms. Gene tions Atomic Energy Commission at its first closed meeting today by commission under the monthly rotation plan, being replaced by Dr. Herbert V.

Evatt of Australia, take advantage of the ruthless Brubach was reelected Secretary- Brazil when that nation takes the license that has come to them by Evatt, Chairman of the Atomic Treasurer. Jack A. Martin, outgo Energy Commission, announced chair later this month. Dr. Evatt said the subcommit the removal of all price controls.

Unless we comply with self-im period of abnormal scarcity created by war, and Whereas, it is also recognized by seller and buyer alike that with the sudden lifting of all controls, prices will soar to unprecedented heights unless regulations are re-imposed by law or by the conscience of the unselfish citizenry of our state, and Whereas, I believe that the great majority of the people of the State of Ohio who are in the position to this morning that the United ing President, was elected to the Board of Trustees for a three-year term. Brubach said there would be no more meetings until October 7. posed restraints and act with rea tee would consider policy speeches States, Russia, Great Britain son and fairness unbridled infla France, Mexico and Australia made by the 12 delegates, and then suggest the framework for a gen tion will result only to be ended would make up the subcommittee by economic collapse such as fol eral plan. This means that almost He called a meeting immediately lowed the wars of Civil war, all its time will be devoted to and placed the following proposi and the first World War. tions before the subcommitteemen analyzing proposals put forward by HORS D'OEUVRE CAN YOU PRONOUNCE IT? for basis of discussion and recom Bernard M.

Baruch, U. S. delegate, and there followed caviar, and enormous coici fish delicious beyond words, duck and such exquisite miscellany as our Communist minstrels call exotic delicacies and the wines caused wings mendations: materials, processes, plans and should provide that at times and under conditions to be fixed by and Gromyko, as plans of the other nations conform on most points. "(1) There should be a single products of plans. A spokesman for the United international instrument embody "(3) That effective systems States delegation said the six-man should be established for prevent ing: (A) A comprehensive plan for international control and develop the international authority, the manufacture of atomic bombs should cease and all existing bombs should be dismantled." Evatt was named Chairman of ing breaches of the agreed restric "Oar Durve" la comet.

Master French now at Berlitz. Housewives find It as exciting; hobby, praise, wlnner from happy hubby Approved for GI graining body would not vote on any final plan, but merely define the differ tions and controls ment of atomic energy, (B) An ences in viewpoint. He-thus pre international atomic energy author "(4) The international authority the subcommittee. He announced ity to administer and carry out shall be required to promote and dicted that any disagreements between the United States and Russia eventually would have to be argued it would meet again in private to the plan to be vested with wide discretionary powers, (C) As part carry out plans for development of atomic energy for peaceful morrow afternoon. rBTRI ITT wool of out before the full commission.

Present at the closed meeting of the plan there should be under purposes. Language I Mm besides Evatt were Andrei A. Russia wants the veto and the '(5) That scientific information 1631 Caraw Tower. MA 6283. takings by member nations not to use atomic energy for purposes of on nuclear processes and their ap war, (D) Several parts of the plan Gromyko, Russia; Sir Alexander Cadogan, Great Britain; Dr.

Manuel Sandoval Vallarta, Mexico; Prof. Federic Joliot-Curie, France, plication to peacerul purposes should be exchanged, care being should come into effective opera movement or observation in Russia, and those American correspondents in Moscow who have written of his country, his people and slave camps in the same tone that he applied to us, he denounces as "journalists who misinform." He came here "as a friend and tried to see and understand," but American reporters who, like Ehrenburg here, found Russia imperfect by American standards, he disqualifies as "obvious enemies." THIS MAX and his colleagues were accompanied on their tour by a representative of the State Department, for what reason Americans will not readily understand unless it could have been that, as servants of a state press, they were regarded as official guests and such attendance was a diplomatic honor. Surely this escort would not have been imposed on them had they preferred to go it alone or entirely under the auspices of their Communist friends among us. Tet Ehrenburg would have it that this escort was compulsory and made that his answer to the complaint of American reporters in Russia that his Foreign Office not merely "accompanied" them on their travels during the war but restricted and directed them, and still does. He neglected to observe that Russian government papers may send here as many correspondents as they like to, and select them for their proven enmity to the American system of government, while the camel at the needle's eye has no greater problem than an American writer, equally hostile to Com taken at each stage not to prejudice the effectiveness of the agreed to grow on which, at tne conclusion, we a.n sailed out the windows, ignoring the stairs.

Skilled in the art of suggestion, Ehrenburg warns the Americans that Russia still fights Fascism, "a disguised, a well-groomed and a good-looking Fascism" and tells us that he doesnt know when "our peoples will be able to shake hands peacefully, when inept and criminal speeches about a third World War will stop, when we shall again meet like brothers. "I do not know when but I know where on the ruins of the Fascist ideology. I want to believe that the American people will tame its rabble rousers, its Fascists who dream of a crusade against Moscow." COULD EHRENBURG have in mind the ruins of New York and Washington? Might I say a word for the "merchants of suspenders or of electric ranges" who "roared upon command?" We are a little short of suspenders and electric ranges, just now, thanks in considerable part to Ehrenburg's comrades among us, while, in Russia, I understand the lack is even worse. But when this journalistic dog-robber for a dictator whom even Roosevelt compared to Hitler, derides full-grown men for roaring upon command, the obvious retort is "listen to who's roaring upon command." and Ferdinand Eberstadt, United States. AND ASSOCIATES Eberstadt and Gromyko remained tion under terms and conditions which are just and equitable, having regard to the overriding purpose of the plan.

"(2) For purposes of carrying out the plan an international authority should be vested with all necessary rights revelant to raw safeguards against misuse. Such exchange of information should take place by an interchange of personnel and through open publi ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. in earnest conversation about ten minutes after the meeting. Oldest Chartered Mutual Life Insurance Cornpany in America CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BLDG PArtway 2272 cation. Australia will hold its seat only (6) That the general plan1 while serving as Chairman of the THERE'S A REAL REASON WHY ish detention of 2,000 Jews in sweeping security raids which re fin Mo) Huge Cache Of Arms Seized In Palestine, British Reveal; Zionist Leaders Urge Calm IYI 0 sulted in four deaths over the week end said that "Palestine Jewiy cannot maintain relations with authorities unless this attack is ceased and the prisoners are released." "We shall maintain this staunch front unitedly and solidly In un Jerusalem, July 1 (AP) The Eritish Army announced tonight that a cache of munitions so large that "it is not yet possible to count, wavering discipline and with unflinching spirit," the Jewish leaders declared.

"Let us not be seized by panic, let us not react to any provocation and let us not fall into snares prepared before our feet." The week-end operation, the I IL even estimate, the amount of am Bay area in the last decade, was the only place searched for arms today, the British said. While the search was in progress, an emergency meeting in Jerusalem of members of the Jewish National Council and other community leaders issued a statement declaring that any government waging nn atltack of the sort which the Briti3n staged over the week end cannot hope for cooperation from Palestine Jewry. The meeting protesting the Brit mm jo meeting said, "is the peak of repudiation by the British Government of its international obligations to the Jewish people and the entire-moral and legal basis of its existence in this country." Charga- Plate Is Explained In Questions And Answers munition and arms it contains'1 was found today in an underground chamber Masheq Yagur, a Jewish settlement near Haifa. The announcement came as an uneasy quiet settled over most of Palestine and as Zionist leaders both conservative and radical-urged Jews to remain calm in the face of mass British arrests until a course of action is plotted by Jewish officials. Tae munitions dump was so large, the Army said, that it had an overhead trolley for conveying ammunition.

The hoard included "many thousands rounds (of ammunition) of various types plus hundreds of grenades, detonators, explosives and other sabotage material." Also found in the main cache was a large number of rifles and small arms. Apart from the main dump, the announcement said, there were "15 subsidiary caches discovered in varous parts of the settlement, all containing arms." The Masheq Yagur settlement, one of a number of Jewish cooperative colonies founded in the Haifa addresser touches only the sales slip. Your Charga-Plate will be re The Charga-Plate system is introduced in nine leading Cincinnati department stores is explained by officials of the stores turned to you clean and dry. Q. Why should my plate be signed? in the following question and an-1 A.

It identifies you positively as one who is authorized to buy on the account. Q. Who may use my plate? A. Only you should use it, since it has your signature on the back. Q.

How can I authorize others In my family to use my account? swer form: Q. If I have Charga-Plate accounts in more than one store do I have to report a change of address or correction to every store? Ho. If you notify one store the change will be communicated to all concerned through the office of Charga-Plate Associates of Cincinnati. Q. Why has my name been abbreviated on my Charga-Plate? A.

The machine which embosses the plates can handle a total of only 19 spaces per line. If your name runs over this number it may A. Your store will provide a form for you to fill out and sign, and plates will be mailed to the persons you name. Q. Suppose my Charga-Plate is lost? A.

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Gifts Total $74,308 For Overseas Relief rife fWh hmhm ftn fife rtlfnn ICJJmZ 1 1. A total of $74,308 was c.nUertpA in be abbreviated or reduced to initials. Q. If I have accounts in more than one store am I required to carry more than one plate? A. No.

You will receive only one Charga-Plate. he local charge account were sorted and consolidated to avoid duplications. Each of the 200,000 Charga-Flates being issued therefore represents one individual. Q. I have accounts in only two of the cooperating stores.

Under the new system, do I automatically factory finer-fastinf the recent drive conducted by the Cincinnati Committee of the Emergency Food Collection for Overseas yr. MK Jl JU. 1rhJ Vv, mmteWFW ctllophan nener. This was announced yesterday by William J. Reardon, Chairman, who said the rotal nMainA where I warm friends meet cool drinks I in Greater Cincinnati represented $35,166 in cash obtain open accounts in the other plus $16,000 in cash and $4,000 in seven stores? iooa from Catholic activities in the No, but you can open other drive and $1,142 in cash from Nor wood.

accounts if you choose simply ty making the customary credit application to these stores. Q. Ink is used to transfer the FIVE DIE IN BUS CRASH. Woodland, July 1 (UP)-Five people were killed and 2S in data on my Charga-Plate to the charge slip. Isn't this likely to jured when a provincial transport smear my clothes or my purse or handbag? A.

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