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Sfatf An Independent NEWSpaper Printing the News Impartially U. S. WEATHER BUREAU TUCSON AND VICINITY: Continued clear and warm today and tonight. Temperatures Yesterday: High 96 12 Year Ago: 87 Low. TUCSON, ARIZONA, SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1947 VOL.

106 NO. 271 Entered aa second-class matter. Post Office. Tucson. Arizona FIFTY-SIX PAGES PRICE TEN CENTS New and Old Demo Chairmen REICH'S ZONES TO BE MERGED SENATE PROBES MAY MISS AIM, Enke Leads Arizona Cats To 27-7 Win Over Wyoming FRENCH REVEAL BREWSTER SAYS Finn' Freddy Scores One Touchdown, Sets up Lengthy Hearings Fail to West Allies to Integrate Their Areas; Saar to Return to France Produce New Industrial Mobilization Plan American Proposals On Greece May Kill U.

Says Gromyko Soviet Delegate Tells Assembly U. S. Attempts To Justify 'Armed Warns of Path Turns Down Program LAKE SUCCESS, Sept. 27. (JP) Russia today accused the United States of attempting to justify armed American intervention in Greece and declared the United States was using the Greek question to undermine the United Nations.

Soviet Delegate Andrei A. Gromyko told the United Nations Three Others; Record Crowd of 15,000 Sees Wildcats Open Season By ABE CHAX1X Finn' Freddy Enke of Tucson led the University of Ari WASHINGTON, Sept. 27. (fi) Chairman Brewster (R-Me) said today the nearly seven years of constant probes and hearings by the senate war investigating committee zona to a smashing 27-7 victory over the Wyoming Cowboys last night in the opener of the 45th season of Wildcat football. The greatest crowd estimated at 15,000 in Arizona gridiron history overflowed Varsity stadium for the game.

LONDON, Sept. 27. P) French representatives tenta-i tively have told the United States and Britain that France' will merge their combined zones after the November meeting of the council of foreign ministers, authoritative diplomatc sources said today. Enke, playing second string, mav miss their original goal Football Results L- i ir Jv I 'ir scored one touchdown and set-up the other three. Passing and running beautifully, he was the toast of the Arizona offensive.

The former Tucson high athlete. I "That goal, set by Senator Truman and Bernard Baruch, was to avoid mistakes and difficulties of an Ineffective organization for war," Brewster told a J. HOWARD M'GISATIC KOBKRT K. HANNKGAN Arizona 27, Wyoming 7. These sources, representing! -T Tr.TTvTr, two of the governments concerned, I III A I 1 1 1 1 1M predicted that one of the first ma- Ulllllr1 UlllUllU assembly 55-natlon political committee in a bitter 66-minute attack American -interference" that U.

S. action "might cause the 5, New who also stars in Arizona basket- Arizona State Tempe ball and baseball, made a sreat Mexico 12. McGrath Given Truman's Nod reporter. "My checks indicate we do not have a new industrial mobil jor sequels to this move would be that the United States and Britain passing combination with End1 Flagstaff 7, Pepperdine 60 Santa DFOIOTIMf A HTf collapse of the U. KEiMkUUMl AiUlI, "The United States Is ready to act in circumvention of Jhe Lmtea 'Nations if their Greek proposal John Smith.

In one job of cooper-j Southern Methodist 22, atinor Fnte anH Smith hrmVorl ur 'Clara 6. back a French request, said iminent, for the political and As Hannegan Quits Party would for a 54-yard pass play and touch economic Incorporation of the Ger Order Strikes to Oppose accepted." Gromyko told the man Saar into France. Dismantling Factories Democratic National Committee Meets Oct. 29! (A French foreign office spokes- 4-1 i -if man In Paris said his government ucira Lrj 1111.11 uiv that the United States was attempting the "justify armed U. S.

inter, vention In Greece" and was fol ization plan now." Sticking to his announced plan to let the special committee expire next February, Brewster said the staff now is busy transferring uncompleted investigations and new complaints "to regular Senate committees." Plan Three Hearings Between now and February 1 of next year, Chairman Brewster said, only three public hearings are planned: For Reparations Texas 38, Oregon 13. Southern California 21, AYa.shing ton State 0. Xavy 7, California 14. Idaho 19, Stanford 16. Texas Christian 7, Oklahoma A.

and 14. Wisconsin 32; Purdue 14. Yale 34; Kings Point 13. Army 13; Villanova 0. Columbia 40; Rutgers 28.

had not made any prior commit ao voniirm jr resident ricK oi Lnairman; ments "officially, unofficially or lowing a "dangerous path." Rhode Islander to Keep Senate Post BERLIN, Sept. 27. UP) German any other way" to Integrate her Rejects Proposal zone with the American and Brit, "aw Gromyko rejected the proposal IT it 1 iAnliiAH (nHitr iM-1arff hoi hAArl IB. WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.

MV-Robert rianm-K-n announce jsn. earlier bv the United hiG rpsitrnatinn ac Flnmnrri in n-atinnal chairman ns i nnH Cr i I sued inrougnoui ine onusn zone fnrm States In a formal resolution and for strikes as a form of "re- J. Howard McGrath of Rhode Island, picked to succeed him. said should we lI.e hands open Dartmouth Holy Cross 0 (tie). re-offered a counter proposal ab- 1.

Completion ot tne comrover-: he would Truman." Hannegan, who will stay on as postmaster xe November council for the dismantling of large num-; "8 So President sial and sensational probe into some $30,000,000 worth of wartime Three U. S. Soldiers Held by Yugoslavia Return to Free Zone general, said he was giving up -Cu. of German factories for repa- Russian resold on a cony of chairmanship because doctors had (If the east-west deadlock per- rations. oM niiS advised him to slow down and thatlsisted through the November meet- Adolf Kummemus, chairman of secUritv raumil bkuned Greece President Truman "indicated his ling, however, he said France might; the Hamburg Trade Union border unrest, demanded with-approval" of McGrath on Han- have to re-examine her entire Ger- gress, said "no German worker wn drawal of forei gn troops and for-negan's suggestion.

man policy. He said France would be encouraged to lay hands on any ej military personnel from McGrath, 43-year-old lawyer, i make an all-out effort to obtain ap-! plants useful for peace Greece, and asked the assembly to three-times governor, and former proyal of the economic incorpora-i Dispatches from Essen said ten-create 'a commission to supervise solicitor general of the U. wasition of the Saar within France at sion prevailed throughout the in-'economic aid to Greece, an ap-elected to the senate last Novem-jthe November meeting.) Idustrial Ruhr as the result of un-jparent reference to the Truman ber. He told a news conference he! Asked to comment, a French confirmed reports that there were'aid program. Lehigh Cornell 27.

Yanderbilt Northwestern 0. Ohio State 13; Missouri 7. Minnesota Washington 6. Colorado Iowa State 0. Michigan State Michigan 55.

Missouri Ohio State 13. Pittsburgh 0, Illinois 14. Indiana 17; Nebraska 0. North Carolina' State Duke Maryland 19; South Carolina 13. Alabama 20; Tulane 21.

Georgia North Carolina 1 1. Tennessee Georgia Tech 27. L.S.U. 21; Rice 14. Purdue 14; Wisconsin 32.

Texas Tech Texas A 29. airplane contracts given to Howard Hughes, Hollywood film producer and aircraft designer. Brewster said these hearings are "completely in the hands" of a subcommittee headed by Senator Ferguson (It-Mich) who has asked witnesses to appear here again November 17. 2. Resumption of hearings into complaints that failure of top administration officials to contract foi Arabian oil early in the war re down.

Arizona AH the Way Arizona had it all over the lighter Wyoming club which threatened several times in the second half, but could score only once on the Wildcats' sturdy first and second team lines. How badly the Cats rally tumbled the Cowboys is shown in the final statistics. Arizona rolled up 489 yards in total offense 280 on the ground, 209 through the air. All this added up to 20 first downs. Meanwhile, Wyoming was held to 154 yards gained on the ground and 43 yards by passing.

The Cowboys passed desperately and I reel', but they completed only seven of 28 attempts. Arizona, with Enke and Art Pollard doing almost all the chucking, racked up a neat .521 pass completion percentage. The Cats tried 23 passes, connecting on 12. Sensational Kicking While Pollard was disappointing In his running, his kicking wTas sensational. He had one boot for 54 yards and paced Arizona to a 44.8 average on seven punts.

One more set of statistics shows the picture of the rout. Arizona penetrated five times within the Wyoming 20-yard line while the Cowboys moved only twice beyond Arizona's 20-yard marker. Penalties "were frequent and slowed the game. A total of 15 were called nine of them against Arizona. After an exchange of punts and midfield play in the first period.

Enke passed to Smith who went over all alone. However, the Wildcats were called for offside and the TRIESTE, Sept. 27. TV-Three United States soldiers, captives of the Yugoslavs since Monday, were reported officially to have returned to the free territory tonight. They were First Lt.

William will accept the party post without salary but stay on in the senate Will Oct 29 spokesman said in London that from 900 to 1,800 factories on thel The American proposal accusei the question of the economic in-1 American-British list for Albania, Bulgaria and Yugoslavia tegration of the Saar into France including Germany's entire ball-jof supporting guerrilla warfar jbearing Industry, virtually all thei against the Greek government and (Continued on Page 4, Col. 1) jso-called "peaceful" section of the calls for establishment of a special sulted in paying excess prices amounting to millions of dollars. May Recover Money Hannegan's long-expected resigna Van Atten of East Orange, N. (Additional scores on sports page) Pfc. Earl G.

Hendrick Jr.ofAr" fion announcement was contained 3. Investigation Into the renego in a call for a meeting of the na tiation of war contracts involving jgreat Krupp works, and three committee to investigate disturb-I plants which manufacture much-iances. 'needed coal mining equipment. 18,000 'Instructor billions of dollars. Brewster said POW CAMP SITE 'GET MOVE Kiel Workers Strike xn n)s Benerai conaemnauon oi Workers at the Holmag idche this involves protection of government expenditures and a possible means of recovery of public money.

Brewster said all of these Issues GETS PRISONERS TABER ADVISES1 mlir huL-o ornna dJ itu i.iiab ZUuu; hve 18.000 military Instruo tors in Greece. are segments of part Of the overall tt T7i plan of trying to point out errors a result of reports the plant Is to Are muveu rrum nuiwac jnd mistakes in orgai organizing this tional committee here October 29, when his resignation becomes effective. The meeting is expected to elect McGrath formally then and pick a site and date for the party's 1948 presidential nominating convention. Hannegan. 44-year-old St.

Louis lawyer and former internal revenue commissioner, became chairman in January, 1944. He directed the late President Roosevelt's fourth-term campaign. Hannegan was careful in his announcement not to say in so many words that McGrath had been "selected" because that it ls a NY Solon Impatient With daw Fumblinff Attitude of RuJtan motion to give full partk address, claimed its dismantling would Following 'Revolt' mans B'H nt lington, Va, and Pfc. Glen A. Me3rer of Edgeley, N.

D. The Intelligence section of the U. S. 88th Division said they arrived in the free territory at 9:20 p.m., local time (2:20 p.m., EST). U.

S. troop headquarters here announced Monday that the three, while patrolling the territorial border with Yugoslavia that day, were "forced across the frontier at gunpoint" by Yugoslav troops and taken into the village of Goriano. Headquarters' protests to the Yugoslav niission in the free territory were fruitless, and the U.S. State Department Thursday night announced it was taking up the matter ith the Yugoslav government. nation for a war.

"We hope next time to do better if there is a next time," Brewster said. Of Wednesday Greek Government cripple the fishing industry. Allied members. In tn, officials said the factory could FLORENCE, Sept. 27.

Re- He recalled that the commitfpe moval of some prisoners from formed in March. 1941. under ATHENS. Sept. easily be converted to ar then passed Belgian resolution.

39 (RXi)' chairman of, poses. to granting the two the opnon the U. house of representatives) The revised list of dismantling Kto make ftatements and aiv annronriations committee, dprlarpd romniled since the British-Amer- overcrowded Arizona state prison President Truman, then a Missouri nere to tne compound oi me iu, senator, with the advice of Baruch, Florence prisoner of war camp flrir) ariri nf swrr eijetijic uunuuiia. here today that the Greeks have lean decision was reached "St1 Riovakia voted in the necative and touchdown nullified the committee's job, However, a President, being the, "plenty of troops' to combat guer-1 August to raise the Industrial level Russia abstained. The committei The Wildcats kept knocking tne uua river norm oi cent presidents.

the quarter ended with the ball oniFloTrence, today "Truman and Baruch knew that uvnmin 3S I Use of the POW camp for the sands nf Iivm and nrifllinn rf (Continued on Page 4, Col. 2) rv. r.tv flnlnr prisoners was giameu vy dollars had been wasted in the first World War because of ineffec On the first play of the firstiEd Atkinson Phoenix, district rep-or- resentative of the United States rillas and that the army "must get for western Germany to approxl- nad agked tne two governments td a move on." mately the 1936 standard, is ex-jagree to accert the provisions ol Taber's statement was made at pected to be published next charter, and delegate! a press conference as Greek Pre-j in Berlin, Gen. Lucius D. generally agreed that the repliei mier Themistokles Sophoulis was American miliUry governor, de-had been evasive, reported by informed sources about I ciared the posting of the repara-i Recess to Monday to requpst an additional $1 ust ef German factories con-i The committee then adjourned 000 in American aid to finance an gjdered surplus to that level would until Monday when discussions on announced increase in the Greek ahead regardless of whether; the American and Russian pro- tive organization, Brewster said down, made sLx another plunge! AJ Engineers who in We nt throUKh much of this iof the camp, following a conference; ,7, and then to another first down, in REA-Bachcd Cooperative Asks For Power Line Right-qf-W ay ran Tisame pattern the recent war Mo thon a0H tn Smith nn the ln rnoenix U11S IUUI inns one and onealf vard line.

On theert Kel1 state surPlus Propertyj Half of C.I.O. Unions army and formation of a national uv posals are expected to begin. next play Enke piled over the goal: SZ- a r-rt esterday, following disclosure! a revolt by the prison inmates iri-county urganization win sen electrical energy, su. me lmormams me rru- tji rr-ii: AnA premier would make the request at May Go Hungry 11 as lne M-JI1U aiiacK on -If German unions refuse to obey Ilicy within the day by the Soviet earlier in the week, Gov. Sidney P.

a hint' h(nn Irvlav wltn IlUKTht Communist-Dominated Declares Sen. Taft (Continued on Page 22, Col. 8) (Continued on Page 4. Col. S) Griswold, head of Uie American orders they can hardly expect us mission to Greece.

keeP shipping in food to feed he said Food Price Marks CORVALLIS, Ore Sept. 27 Osborn said an emergency existed at the prison because of the overcrowded condition. Atkinson today notified Warden Lon E. Walters that "right of immediate entry" to the POW compound had been granted the prison Hamburg labor leaders said thei in jliiis mutt, m. iiiis uuipui j.

mailing KWH; Has Half Million Dollar Loan By ROGER O'MAKA An application for a right of way into the Tucson Mountain Park area for the purpose of putting in electric lines has been filed ith the county board of supervisors by the Trico Electric Cooperative, Incorporated, it was learned yesterday. The applicant is a local cooperative which has received a $.00,000 loan from the Rural Electrifi AMERICA RIGHT, policy was to support the remov Senator Taft Ohio) charged tonight "half" of the CIO unions in the country are "Communist, dominated." Lower Over Nation aid program, said that if Pnts with a war Potential but now the limit has been reached. SAYS CHURCHILL tn show sins nf lifp The Congress of German Boa authorities because of the emer-igency situation at the state prison. 6 Taft's charge was made before He declared that in the United of Trade Officials at Ilamburf? also. cation Administration for the con By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS i ReJmovaT of trusties from thel members of the OreSon State Col-The price tags on major nrisnn tn th POW rnmnniindeSe student body tonight after he struction of 115 miles of line to than two ner cent interest, charires States, "one cop can catch two ban-asKea u.u --r Aain 5nvinf dits.

while here thev can caicli lru iii. uisiiwmiiiig items were lower at many groceries jWM Etartecl as soon as.word came! had answered the demand of a red serve 15 consumers including per cent on its loans and uses eral large irrigation pumps in difference to pav administra-Santa Cruz basin west of costs. Militancy Endorsed By and meat markets across the Atkinson. Guards also have lo wn-V one bandit with six cops. This sioppeu.

illustrates the situation better, than! trv Saturdav after the public eot! wu Taft-Hartley act penalizes union a quick taste of the record higtrsaid additional prisoners' will beiaders 'ho arte membrs of the Before making loans the REA anything. i TailinSS DaiTi OfeakS Former Premier IOXDON', Sept. 27. CP) Win and ranches on the west and south side of the Tortillita mountains. Trico, according to J.

V. Swain investigates the probability of its i I favor every eftort on the part cosi or eaunK ana xuuna il ioo transfprrid as rati as nross p. At Cattle Dome Pit Henry W. Hendricks, the red- bitter. i the basis of the num- of the United States that is being ston Churchill todav endorsed shirted student of A spot check of representative not hav-! maae to head off the drive of uus- tiiT Ci.nt -t (an bi United States moves against "mili- Oregon SUte of Tucson, manager and be'r of persons an are question at thei has also signed up members for a centrai SPr.ice Sw; Ohio senator's, second loan application including repayment on rea I r.

1 cities from coast to coast disclosedi People KiUed When A 1 A. 1 A. I College posed the aim 'added Communists to control conclusion of the Uiiings dam at' the Castle Dome Communism" and aid "nowr I Via wntinnrt nidi iresii iiieais uuiier or egs or; OI all three items were dowTi fromj lfain OUlKeS olltle explanation of provisions of thej approximately 100 consumers on; tQ assure further cooperJ 0KMlit mming corporation about that we have announced our de- loK. lonf Mt T.pmmnn and spvpral ranchers iuuirinc. i 1 rltinn tn nint Palostina I tnut It tne recora retail price peaKs in ion on the part of the United! five miles west oi nere paxe wa anon on me pari oi me unnfu r- most sections in the Altar Vatlev anri in Sicahp uidi me ivca Hendricks, who told a reporter, the Altar alley i in aiknew j.rlco nad fop CoIo.jSlatcSf musl Evince us Greece! tonight and thousands of tons of, he served five vears in the coast no ao not nae electric nntn th possible.

KAMLOOPS, B. Sept. 27. (IP) Five people were killed and a sixth man seriously injured at Angelsey, B. today when a speeding Canadian National Rail artillery division of the armv.

said The company name implies service "uo river power nen ns appuca- ao.ng ner uunm to nc.p ner-: Addrpssjn consen ative party he was not a Communist. in three counties, Pima, Pinal and t.on was approved. hT hiTidit hn in I There nc "lot, of Tfe but the rally at Snaresbrook. London sub- Ic. v.

Triri hp Kairl ha contracts Clean un the baiinitS Who are In- 1 III I Wd no oi ine nui mr In most places the retail prices were only a few cents lower than twro weeks ago, but in some cities the slashes were much sharper. Later, Tatt was asked to w. it accident is existed to curtail I urb. Churchill said that Americas ways freight train was derailed by In Seattle, for example, pork at which it will implement when! Referring to Turkey, which he operations at the huge pit for some great rectors. CIO leaders who were Communists after he had said in response to another question that the CIO's Stockpiled Materials Colorado river nower oecomes i-hmc ivruimK ncn, mtni inc jvinii uiLuiucs I- mnst pntirelv hv the apffTeKsmna fUd-aim cairl tho rnnnprytivfl hc available.

PAC "had so many Communists; saia mat ai'ocairjns unaer uie aii -iilal1 jm- -r- bill have just been completed but mediately available for comment, and intrigues of the Soviet govern-that, as in Greece, wharves and1 The dam, ow ned by the Miami ment In all the countries on their that It virtually had a Communist, stockpiled materials for 115 miles! 10 tne Kina of territory v. 1 1 id cents a pound represented a a smau gra ei suae, drop of 18 cents; in Denver butterj The locomotive and 15 boxcars fell 13 cents to 79 cents a pound; were overturned as the west-bound in Washington, D. sirloin steaks! freight swung around a curve and dropped from 93 to 79 cents ai smashed slide in a narrow cut-pound and porterhouse steaks from I ting about 37 miles west of Kam-89 to 73; at Philadelphia eggs loops. rirnnnpd in r-pnts a rimon soiiincr! Dead are engineer Frank A. program.

of line ana nas also maae arrange-; iuuiKie "I can't name them tonight," the ments to energize the lines from! with electric power, he asserted i I. an avcratra ff tun milna rf warehouses were full of supplieCopper company, was an estimated which were not being distributed 60 feet high. Cause of the break unio senator repiiea, dui i wouiajiia un gciinaiuiK nn.ni-"v nolJn u-as nnt known. Half of will be avanaDie lor service eariy.nne is requirea 10 serve eacn con- be glad to furnish a list. sumer.

at from 79 to 87 cents. the CIO unions are Communist-dominated and are so considered Brookal and Brakeman George W. Shirley, both of Kahloops, and three unidentified transients. 'by labor union leaders British Intercept Immigrant Ship; 470 Jews Transferred IHKFKKKXT OIUKCHILI IJilCESTER. Eng Sept.

27. (IP) Prime Minister Attlee today charged Winston Churchill with "exploiting difficulty that arises for the government." "It is very different from the Churchill of the war." Atlce said, "who exhorted the people to bear bravely the inevitable hardships which war entailed and now apparently is exhorting them to whine and to Mrs. Roosevelt Asks Proof of Ukrainian next year. These facilities, he added, will take care of domestic consumption. Further expansion ill require use of a large capacity plant.

In connection with this, Swaim pointed out that a Congressional appropriations committee has approved an application for a loan for a 1,000 kilow att plant. The approval makes it possible for the REA to Rise in American Food Price To Increase Europe Aid Cost JERUSALEM. Sent. 27. UP) ibroken finger in a 20-minute bat- Slave Labor Charges ISnmP 470 Jews were transferred to A government spokesman said 'a British sailor who had been "sur- I.AKK siilf'KSS Stnt 17 (iTt iransnoris iur ur iui id mm iu assistance for the assistance for the WAbMlAOiurs bept.

Zl. F)i vide stop-gap Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt chal- f'vnrns tonieht after their I New stress on holding down few months. Truman wants to.

Tne $500000 loan which was lenged today a Soviet LkraineiRratjon ship "Despite" had been shot. larders and by their attempts to avoid one, if possible, i ican prices developed today in a to the cooperative includes cnarge to tne tnnen as-, rfIpd at spa bv British sailors; It was the first refugee ship to P-raixze me working or me cnitea rpnnrt nf 1R Enrnnpan nations that! euiiesu-jr tumcicite win any big advance will boost their together the Presidents citi zens committee to spearhead a na $200,000 for the purchase of the a a fight in which one refugee trv to crack the British coastal ishnuh, i Eloy light and power system. The American agents in Europe are re-' slain bv gunfire and nine blockade since the interception in our noPes wrre founded, by the cooperative's option to purchase fruiting children for slave labor lnjUrPd. j.Iulv of the 4.000 Jew aboard the brutal "se of thpir vpto-this' system has been contested t.1.0"" ZZIl The transfer to the transports. Exoclus 1047.

$22,400,000,000 estimate for long tional campaign to "waste less t. a v. range foreign aid anrt th. rasp is now nend nc in carried out under the elare of The 4.) Jews were aboard a con- High prices, particularly of gralnllwuV A xTlu- i the Ukraine (b. P.

Oemchenko): Haifa.s was'verted IXT flandin? Craft Tankl Rive our full suprwrt to the United the state supreme court. and other food, figure too in the!" cost of emergency; hurry-up nng any immediate hope win furnish me with the names of; 1 i states in tho prat ffnrte ch rnli.c:1ln f. tU i inaue iiuieiiv, auiiuuu uiit: limn iiiu il nas wruevru iiik lien ill- aiembershlp l-ee the agents or the organizations JJ maiino tn nrwnp for Europe. Emergency aid is1 of helping to feed Europe without i ii i-i tf ifi im it iivfiiMini mill iiit- iciii en in i ri i hp ki itti 'vj oici pumping up prices at home. I Electricity generateu by ir.co gaged in such a program Uvatpr and was st0nned bv a ma-'where alonr the coast and let the 'iemoc racy in Eurot and to send Developments that may sain, oe usea pumaniy i aouot very mucn mat cnua- nf who had makP a Hash for tho intnHnr food to its distressed and distracted Effective today the SUNDAY COLOR COMIC SECTION will be double its former size 16 Pages of your favorite comic characters the regular Star features, plus Blondie, Joe Palooka, Li'l Abner and others from the Tucson Daily Citizen comic page.

Today and every Sunday In The Arizona Daily Star AK.m irt li'ii'i' r- I i'n 1 1 1 .1 ln'nl ft 1 ri 1 1 been frustrated in their hones of, Jewish informants said the boat countries." ence tne tw conterences. lu bcivc mcuiuria tuv tuupu- uich iuuiu uiuum vui 1. The success and size of est- ative. He stated that members 'country, under our laws, for slavei A condensed report of 16 European nations on the Marshall plan will be found on page 11. i t- i i i i a I ri 1 1 It i 1 .1 ciA i a i I'acii ink as iiiiiin.nrains a imismiiiv uiic which nau haiicu Uww- t-i- ve nae I rane unions er tnM mat anil nnhnttnnp.1 his Hnnhlo.

ern Eurnne'a $22,400,000,000 fmir-lare required to pay a So member-1 labor vpar nlan fnr rprnvprv was Hp. shin fee and to pay their electric alert to that subject. i 1 1 ci i i irmii I iiinii Jim Cinn ni1prtir. nnp nrptrnant nm-! Twn Tii-ifich Irancnnrtc ualfcrl In breasted PUlt Coat- desnite the chill -r the top topic for Republican and scribpd as depending in part onlbills. He emphasized that mem-i Mrs.

Roosevelt's request for an ana one sick woman were, Haifa harbor for arrival ot tne pruKrenbea in nis American prices are neia United StatPs came1 taken from the ship by stretcher Despite and its detrover escort, before 4.000 persons, re- tV" HTSet Monday near the levels of last July. The tachment on properties or any aRamst aifa hospitals. Meanw hile, the Palestine govern-'called his Fulton. speech two with President Truman and keyjState department released tonight other obligations. "Jlch he also charceo Britain I The immigrant ship was a war- ment assured the wives of British ears aeo when he attacked the cabinet members.

a report from the 16 The cooperative, the manaRer iimo nrminaiiv nami Vnvpmmpnt nffipors an mhrc Soviet "Iron Curtain." i A.riHfi 4ii(i rtrytv.y i i ipitii wiin tne prooiems ot prices ana nations which drafted the plan at assertea. is a non-prom organiza- P-s rpf, i-Farida." but renamed "Despite" evat 1 slave lahnr amnn? Kurnne refugee' i-acuated in February for security! "American opinion, at first star- lion wnicn ooiros money irora i the Jews. Ireasons that thev would he able to tied and much divided, has since ui uievenLiug aidrveiLiuii aim fans meeting, previously, a sum- tr rn i KrL- nvnf CaTTlpS iuumsiH iiom siauiine western marv nan been erven out. 1 I coiH they were being re- of the refugees said the ship return to Palestine soon for a re- those days flowed alonjr the lines Europe fitting together like a jig 2. Prices of all grains rose sub-saw puzzle, Monday's White Housejstantially today on the big Chicago jo-year perioa.

lie poiniea ouljcruite(j for Canada's forests, and had been at sea 12 days when in-iunion with their husbands. indicated to such an extent that that there are about i-00" CP" the Biitish coal mines at "very lowjtercepted by four destroyers and The government said also that if if I repeated the Fulton speech in eratives in the nation and that less waeeS( mere pennies." corvettes. lie declared the passen-ithe officials were withdrawn In 'America today it would he re- than one per cent of them are jle protested the program resisted the naval boarding accordance ith British policy on garded as a stream of tepid plat behind in their payments to the he said, because there'partv for about an hour until the: surrendering the Palestine man-itudes," he said. meeting, ana anotner Board of Trade. But the second will hunt some of the missing: weekly decline in a row in the As-pieces.

jsociated Press weighted wholesale The conference with congres-j price index of five commodities sional chiefs is expected to deter- pointed toward lower retail prices mine whether President Truman later for some maior food and REA while a large number have are many Ukrainians in the camps maae payments aavance. iwno are prevented from going boarders opened fire. jdate, as disclosed to the Unitedj He charged Russia with A government announcement' Nations general assembly, the offi- responsibility" for the "murder" of said two Jews suffered gunshot cials would be given other jobs on wounds and one British sailor a pensioned. (Continued on Page 4, Col 1) me niA, ne aaaeu, Borrows home by the camp administra money from the treasury at less tions." will call a special session to pro-other items.".