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278 Entered aa aaeend-elara mattetv Pest Office, Tucson. Arizona TUCSON, ARIZONA, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 5, 1947 FIFTY-SIX PAGES PRICE TEN CENTS HISTORY WARNS OF FOOD POLICY NO TAB ON RED TRAINEES HERE, SENATOR BARES U. Britain Are Blamed for Balkan Problem by Lange DANGER TO U. S. Rapprochement Ready for APA, Reclamation Bureau Arizona's Power Use Issues May Be Stabilized By Discussion, Possible Contract at Month's End, Following Phoenix Convention By LESTER X.

INSKEEP Star Staff Correspondent PHOENIX, Oct. 4. Further efforts toward execution of a contract between the Arizona Power Authority and the U. S. Reclamation Bureau for distribution of Colorado river power throughout Arizona will.be made during or imme Unknown Number Allowed In Plants 'Disappear' Officials Admit Europe's Famine, American Plenty Can Be Reversed To Teach Hard Lesson WASHINGTON.

Oct. 4. U.S. Gives up Share Of Italian War Fleet Taken in Treaty Pool Foreign Minister Sforza Makes Announcement As Crucial Debate on Fate of De Gasperi's Government Ends; Socialists Suspicious BULLETIN -ROME, Sunday, Oct. 5.

(fl5) Leftist efforts to oust the Christian Democratic government mi Premier Alcide de Gasperi failed in the constituent assembly early today with the defeat of two motions of no confidence and the withdrawal of a third. ROME, Oct. 4. Foreign Minister Carlo Sforza brought the constituent assembly to its feet cheering today by making the dramatic announcement, just as a crucial debate -on the fate of the government was nearin? an (JP) Senator Ferguson (R- Mich) said today an unknown Bj- WILLIAM R. MATHEWS "Behold there came seven years of great plenty throughout all the land of Kgypt: "And there shall arise after them seven years of famine." Genesis LAKE SUCCESS.

N. Oct. 4. JP) Dr. Oscar Lange, of Poland, told the United Nations assembly's political committee today that Britain and the United States were responsible for "the original sin" of the Balkans problem foreign intervention.

He declared that it was Britain and the U. S. who had interfered in Greece, not Albania, Yugoslavia and Bulgaria. He cited alleged participation by British troops in the 1944 civil war in Greece and recent U. S.

recommendations on the size of the Greek army to support his intervention charges. Lange said that to charge Greece's er neighbors with interfering In Greece was an "anti-climax" after the activity of Britain and the U. S. number of Russians who have taken technical training PLAN TO SOLVE BALKAN DISPUTE MERESTS U. S.

Johnson to Study French Idea to Omit Names of Border Aggressors LAKE SUCCESS, Oct. 4. (JP) The United States rested its case in the controversial Balkans question today by telling the United Nations it would "explore" a French proposal of conciliation in the hotly-debated Balkan problem. Herschel V. Johnson, U.

S. delegate, made the closing American statement on this case before the 57-nation general assembly political committee. The French compromise seeks to refrain from placing blame on Yugoslavia, Albania and Bulgaria. U. S.

Commission The American government has accused the three Soviet satellite nations of threatening the political integrity of Greece and has recommended that a special Balkan commission be established to settle the problem. Johnson told the committee that the U. S. is Interested in the pro- in American plants "have dis diately after the National Reclamation Association conven tion starting here October y. A tentative agreement has been appeared." He protested the lack of information on them and government officials acknowledged thev have no idea reached between the state and fed' Football Results If we glance at past history it is easy to see that from time to time devastating droughts and blighting freezes destroy eral agencies, but with the under how many such Russian trainees standing that additional conferences will be necessary before the details of a formal contract can be agreed upon.

Belief that progress can be made growing food crops. The story of Joseph and the Pharaoh's still are in this country, or what they are doing. Ferguson told a reporter! dream of the seven lean years "An unknown number of Soviet in the negotiations was enhanced by the fact that both J. A. Krug, interior department secretary, and ena, max me united states had renounced its share of IKa 11 i Russian steel technicians, admitted to this country under state department visas, have disappeared." fleet.

Evan fnm. Michael Straus, head of the recla mation bureau, are scheduled to and the seven fat has been repeated countless times during subsequent history. Unless we Americans are God's chosen' people, destined to live In luxurious security all the days of our lives, gorging ourselves on our ATTACKS UNVEIL TRUE RED GOALS Eaton Glad Soviet Blocks Congressmen, Foresees Clarified Issues attend the convention. Resume Talks Locally Fear of Commanders Keeping Greek Reds In Line: Henderson While it previously was stated that the next conference between Both Immigration Commissioner Watson Miller and Assistant Secretary of State John E. Peurifoy wrote the senator they have no records on how many Russians have been admitted for training or are here now.

Law Has Loophole Miller said he would trv to find aSimHanri. of food, our country is Ithe power authority and reclama tion bureau would take place at bound someume to suffer a devas-l member of thautnor. posal made yesterday by Premier tating arougni or a ougrmiis i Uy sai(j today he sees no reason WASHINGTON, Oct. 4. (JP) why the talks cannot be resumed freeze when we shall face an acute here with the secretary himsejf Arizona 40, Montana 6.

Tempe 7, Abilene Christian IS. Flagstaff 0, Texas Mines 40. Nevada 13, Oregon 6. Brigham Young 7, Wyoming 12. Rice 7, USC 7 (tie).

Oregon State 14, Washington 7. California 43, St. Mary's 6. Texas Christian 0, Arkansas 6. West Texas State 13, Texas Tec 21.

Texas 34, North Carolina 0. Georgia Tech 20, Tulane 0. Duke 19, Tennessee 7. South Carolina 0, Mississippi 33. Mississippi State 0, Michigan State 7.

LSU 19, Georgia 35. Alabama 7, Vanderbilt 14. Notre Dame 40, Pittsburgh 6. Army 47, Colorado 0. Cornell 0, Vale 14.

Columbia 13, Navy 6. Pennsylvania 59, Lafayette 0. UCLA 26, Northwestern 27. Illinois 35, Iowa 19. Minnesota 28, Nebraska 13.

Iowa State 7, Kansas 27. Stanford 13, Michigan 49. Wisconsin 7, Indiana 7 (tie). Purdue 24, Ohio State 20. Additional scores on sports page.

Paul-Henri Spaak, of Belgium, who asked Yugoslavia, Albania and Bulgaria whether they would accept such a commission provided that out. But so long as entry visas re shortage of food. View Reversed present, the U.N. would render no verdict When we face a shortage of food as a result of such disasters, we Chairman Eaton (R-N. of the house foreign affairs committee said today he welcomes continuance of what he called Russia's "straight-arm offensive" against the United States.

He said these tactics "strip off" the Soviet "mask." Under-the tentative agreement, the reclamation bureau will make available to the power authority against them. Johnson suggested that the com main good, there are no rules or laws requiring the government to keep tab on trainees once they get into the country. They enter as government officials. "This thing must stop, Ferguson stormed, "Nobodv, so far as I will in all probability have to im munists reluctantly rose to their feet and Joined In the cheering. The prospective distribution of tfc Italian fleet has been one of the bitterest piOa of the peace treaty for Italians.

Sforza cast his bombshell near th conclusion of a bitter seven day argument over three leftist motions for non-confidence in the Christian Democrat cabinet of Premier Alcide de Gasperi. with a decision apparently depending on how fewer than 10 moderate Socialists and right-wing Qualunquists (Common Man Movement) voted. Mmt Krrap WarUJp (American officials in Washington said the United States is renouncing title to an Italian battleship and other war vessels awarded under the Italian peace treaty. The Italians must scrap the warships which the United States renounces, although they can keep and use auxiliaries such as tugs and tankers.) Bitterly, Pietro NennL left-wing Socialist who himself was foreign minister up to last January, upbraided Sforza. saying it was "verr excess capacity of the bureau lines for transportation of power port our needs from foreign coun mittee ask the three Balkan nations to express their opinion on WASHIXGTOX.

Oct 4. JPt An estimate of 60 per cent of the Greek guerrillas would surrender but for fear of their Communist leaders came tonight from Loy Henderson, state department policy maker, just back from Athens. I lenderson. who had a hand In settling last month's Greek cabinet crisis, said fanaticism of a "hard core" of Communists plus support from across the Balkan frontiers explains how the Reds are able to continue fomenting disorder. "Foreign assistance has been on such a scale." he said, "that It is estimated by an American to be distributed by the authority tries.

When we mane tnose pur-chapes, food prices will rise in those countries from which we In a statement condemning the Until recently, the bureau refused to permit use of its lines by the know, keeps track of them after authority buy. When prices go up in those countries, their people are going The bureau, it was explained, the French proposal. Break in Deadlock It was the first indication in the long-debated case that the U. S. was interested In the French conciliatory proposal.

The committee adjourned at 1:21 p.m. (EST) until 3 p.m. Mon took the position that the author entry. "Nobody knows where these people are or what they are doing. We should close down on this kind of thing unless our representatives are permitted to examine Russian ity was acting in the capacity of Soviets refusal to allow two congressional groups to enter Russia to study U.

S. diplomatic representation, Eaton said: Hopes He Continues "I can only hope that nothing will deter Mr. Vishinsky (Soviet deputy foreign minister) from continuing the line of attack that he has taken, and I would at all costs like to see Russia given the day, when Soviet Deputy Foreign a jobber while, the authority contended that it is a state agency charged with distribution of power at cost, plus enough to pay expenses only. For this rea production and industries observer that if the northern Minister Andrei Y. Vishmsky is son, the authority insisted it was entitled to prior rights.

Greek frontiers could be sealed ahd the flow of supplies stopped, guerrilla activity in Greece may well be decreased by at least half within the space of one month. expected to close Russia's case. Dr. Herbert V. Evatt, Australian deputy prime minister and foreign minister, is listed as Monday's second speaker.

Ten other nations are to be heard from before the com curious that Sforza makes this an Way Now Open It also had been contended by nouncement today appealing to our patriotic sentiments, when the the bureau that delivery of power authority power over the federal lines constituted a financial en United States and Great Britain informed us of thU four or five ARIZONA WHIPS MONTANA 40-7 Cats Show Weil-Balanced Offense; 14,300 Fans See Scoring Spree State department officials said Russian technicians have been coming over for some time to study American manufacturing processes and become familiar with machinery Russia is buying here. CIO Supplies Tip What stirred Ferguson up was a protest from local 468 of the CIO-Auto Workers Union that the 1 ar Equipment Company at Buchanan, had agreed with the Sovjet ipurchasing commission to train Russians in the manufac-! ture of steel axle housings. The union said in a telegram to Arabs to Welcome opportunity in the United Nations to strip off its own mask, so that people who value the freedoms that we have striven to maintain may see what Rusian 'freedom' really means." Continuance of Russia's present policy of criticism of the United States, Eaton continued, will help to "force on eyen the most peace-loving people the nature of the struggle to save a free world upon cumbrance, whereas the authority months age." Palmlro Togliatto. Communist said this would be only a service contract. The bureau now has re to howl about "shipping our food to foreigners." Thus will we see ourselves as others see us today.

The acute food shortage in Europe is due primarily to the serious freeze of last winter. France, which can usually feed herself, lost two-thirds of her wheat crop. Italy lost one-third of hers. Other countries, such as Belgium, Germany, Poland and the Danube basin, suffered also. I can testify as to how serious this freeze was in France.

The French wheat crop was a sick looking affair when I went out into the Marne valley In July. Where in the battles of 1918 we had advanced through fields of waist-high wheat, only thin, barely knee-high grain grew this year. The damage last winter was caused by the worst freeze in 50 years. France's Big Job As a result of this disaster, France has to find 100,000,000 bushels of wheat to provide the backbone of the French worker's diet, bread. We have a surplus, not as large as usual, but sufficient to take care of the French needs.

The big Job France has is to dig up $300,000,000 (100,000,000 bushels at A mi attacked the United States as ceded from both stands and opened U1U1UCC1 til AlllCd a warmongering nation." and was mittee starts "detaile'd work on opposing U.S. and Russian proposals on the Balkans. A trend toward adopting a conciliatory attitude in the Greek case rather than to place blame on any given party also was embodied In statements made today by delegates from Egypt and Colombia. China Backs U. S.

But Dr. T. F. Tsiang, of China, told the committee there was no the way for cooperation. interrupted by a Christian Demo- The bureau lines, reaching CAIRO, Oct.

4. HP) Abdel Rah- crat who shouted. "You have man Azzam Pasha, secretary gen-'rubles!" Phoenix and Tucson, have a ca which we are now engaged." "It may help." he added, "to eral of the Arab League, said to Start Fighting pacity considerably in excess of their, contemplated load, it was ex By ABE CHANIN The pre-game experts had solidly tabbed it as a high-scoring game, but they sadly neglected to point A dozen Communists rushed for night Arab governments would Ferguson September 21 that the, bring support for the economic action necessary if we consider the plained, -v- By using this excess ca Russian trainees were displacing permit volunteer armies to move pacity, the power authority can that the might be avoid construction of lone and union members and were learning, ireeiy mw raiesune io iigm "American manufacturing process- Arabs in the Holy Land were costly of its own. es wnicn are so necessary ior alternative of being confronted with a world run by Mr. Vishin-sky's masters.

I hope that 'his master's voice' will continue to speak (Continued on Page 4 Column 1) justification for the "border violations that have taken place in recent months in Greece" and aligned his government solidly be-i hind the U.S. What disposition the reclama Jewish welfare and security of this na heavily on one side. And on one side it was as Arizona displayed a surprisingly well-balanced offense last night to crush the Montana Grizzlies, 40-7. A near- ward and blows were, exchanged with a Christian Democrat before order was restored. De Gasperi concluded the debate by excluding any possibility of returning to a coalition government with Communists and Socialists, whom he threw out of his cabinet last May.

1 have lost all faith In the poe- tion bureau will make of the power tion." The union asked for a congressional Investigation. In an interview given as the seven-nation league council prepared for their Tuesday meeting to be generated by Davis Dam, now under construction, is not known, The senator asked the Justice but Arizona claims to have a pri department's immlEration servlceiat Beirut, Lebanon. Azzam Pasha capacity crowd, estimated at 14,300 sat jacket-less through a performance of fancy running and passing Maricopa Plans Intervention orlty because It filed, through the power authority, the first formal application. California since has to look into the complaint and conflict similar to the Span-him bv a whole gang of Wildcats. him how many Russian trainees l6fl civil war wouia te tne result siomry or geiung aiong wun ine have been admitted to this coun-Jlf United Nations approved any (leftists In the government," he de- how manv Russian trainees Ih Civil War would be the result In Emergency Levy Test Case applied for the entire 180,000 kil-owats of firm power be pro trv nnd on what hasis.

He also Plan tor me esiaDiisnment oi a-ciarea. $3 per bushel to land In France) to pay for this wheat. This unforeseen contingency Is one of the principal causes of the present dollar and food crisis. Jewish state in PalesUne. duced there, and Nevada has ap From the first string through the fourth Arizona was heads, shoulders and hips above the Grizzlies.

A procession of Cat backs from Pollard to Crouch ran all over the visitors for Arizona vic plied for 45,000 kilowats. He charged the Communists with waging a continuous campaign of strike against his rule, asserting (Contlaaed on Page 4. Colon a S) No Commitments France has to find whk-h she does not have, Azzam Pasha said the league's political committee, composed of the foreign ministers of Egypt, Iraq. Syria, Lebanon. Saudi Arabia, Trans-Jordan and the Yemen, re In addition to the firm power, it took the matter up with the state department.

And he gave out the replies today. Kight at Bncbanan Miller reported eight Russians now are training at the Buchanan plant. There is no question where Budget Law Strictures Place Greater Burden On Salt River Valley Than Locally; Board May Take Protective Action Soon By STAR STAFF CORRESPONDENT 000 in addition to what she expect-jis estimated there will be 45,000 tory No. 2. Cholly Hall Rambles One back in particular, Chargin' ed to pay out for raw materials and kilowats of secondary power.

Firm other things to keep her industrlesjpower is based upon a normal amount of water in the reservoir cently- decided, to aid Palestine fHTlJTO TfTTT PPfC Arabs with manpower if the U. N. I Kl NKKN they are. Miller gave names and PHOENIX, Oct. 4.

Intervention in a suit brought to prevent Cholly Hall, galloped '73 yards on a run that will go down in Wildcat (Continued on Page 2, Column 1) aees and said thev came In underisp131 raiesune commmees rec- for operation of the hydro-electric generators. Sacondary power is gridiron history. Hall broke into EARLY ELECTION me nraa county Doarn ot supervisors from spending any part of a $100,000 special authorization for recreation will be suggested to the Maricopa county board of supervisors at its next meeting, James E. DeSouza, clerk said today. Like the Pima board.

the Maricona the clear going through the left diplomatic visas granted by the U. ommendations are adopted. S. consulate in Moscow. He said the Azzam Pasha, who fought the company paid Its regular employes Italians in Libya after the First durlnir the time Russians ran theirlWor'd War, said the Arabs in Pal- BREWERS AGREE side of the line and sidestepped Montana defensive players like a estine, unaided, would be crushed machines, ballerina.

He received great down- TO CUT GRAINS that which will be when the water is above the normal level. The secondary power, it was will be used largely for "peaking" purposes, or to supplement, when available, a demand in excess of normal. While a bitter battle Is In prospect between California and Ari by the armored cars, guns and In Detroit, Immigration Direct field blocking by Shanty Hogan Socialists Now Minority, Ex-Leader Says; Warns Of Totalitarianism ni V. V. Arlrrw lf cnir! tho art and Junior Crum.

Early in the first period a 53- Major Labor Disputes Continue Over Nation As Others Are Ended company has been training Soviet derground defense army. He said technicians since June in groups Hagana obtained this materiel of 4 to 20. He said some of the wilh millions of American Will Further Europe Aid yard- pass moved the Grizzlies down to the Arizona one-yard line, BRIGHTON. ENGLAND. Oct.

4. UP) Winston Churchill today sible to operate under their regular budget. Should the courts hold that the Pima county board cannot make such an expenditure under the "emergency" provisions of state law, then the Maricopa county board also would face an impossible situation, it was pointed out. Maricopa's special authorizations from the state tax commission are the largest in the state for counties. but a great Wildcat line held for Program by Reducing Wheat, Rice Use zona for the Davis power, no commitments have as yet been made by! the reclammation bureau, and Ari con- have gone back to Russia and been dollars contriDutea to Zionism.

replaced by others. "I8 vear 1 tributions was $170,000,000, i downs and that was the only real and zona intends to press for considera threat Montana produced besides the score. during my recent visit to America I heard they already had WASHINGTON, Oct. 4. tion of her prior rights as estab No Down Payments' For Veterans Urged Representatives of the brewing in By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Major strikes curtailing airline service to northern Europe and halting movement of shipping in Los Angeles and Lone Beach demanded an early national election which he said would destroy the Labor government.

Addressing a cheering Conservative party convention at its closing session, the war-time prime minister delivered a sharp attack on the 000,000 in hand." he said. In fact, the Wildcat first team line and reserve forward walls completely outcharged bulky Mon lished by the first application. BUS FIRED ON SHREVEPORT. Oct. 4.

(JP) He said that in effect these contributions sometimes come from dustry today agreed to recommend to the nation's brewers an immediate stop to the. use of wheat or CLEVELAND. Oct. 4. (JP) The the U.

S. government because con-! The Pima suit was brought by Two days of peace for the strike- Mortgage Bankers Association of jtributions to Jewish relief werelI-abor government, declaring "the five taxpayers who question the table grade rice In beer, in futher ance of President Truman's aid to-Europe program. plagued Southern -Bus company. machinery for the totalitarian grip deductible on income tax returns, right of the tax commission to In ended tonight when. Sheriff terpret as an emergency the rec WILL GO TO COURT reation program instituted in that tana linemen all night.

Total Offense How badly Arizona rolled over the northerners is pictorially shown in the Wildcats' total offense gain of 554 yards, which should put UA among the national leaders. The Cats gained 343 yards on tlie ground and 211 through the Arizona's aerial attack was sensational. A total of 16 passes were Kay Adcock reported, two pistol shots were fired into a bus loaded with 12 passengers. "None was in harbors continued Saturday as numerous other disputes becjan across Xhe nation. On the west coast movement of cargo from ships and warehouses remained at a standstill.

The CIO International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's union called the dispute a lockout and the waterfront employers associations termed it an "illegal foremen's strike." MONTGOMERY, ALA, Oct. 4. America will actively support 100 percent "no-down payment" mortgage loans to war veterans. President John C. Thompson, of Newark, N.

said today. In the same vein, the association declared In a resolution: "It is the responsibility of mortgage lenders throughout the United The representatives, of the United States Brewer's Foundation and the Small Brewer's Committee, also agreed to recommend the release for food use of all stocks of wheat owned by the brewers or UP Delegates to a statewide con county. It also seeks to restrain the board of supervisors from speeding any part of the money. jured. The sheriff said the bus was bound from Shreveport to Alexandria and that the shooting ference of Alabama Negro leaders voted unanimously today to carry into the courts charges that the Problem Shared "Under a strict interpretation took place in Red Kiver parish.

A state discriminates against the States to implement veterans home of the word 'emergency', it would be just as impossible for the Ma bus was fired upon near this same town about six weeks ago. gro at the polls, in public schools loan program by making sucn (Continued on Page 22, Col. 7.) Negotiations between a group of and in public transportation. Baltimore commercial printers antfl loans without down payment: on British society is being built up and perfected." Demands Expressloa He advised the Conservatives to be ready for an election contest "at any time this year or next." adding that Prime Minister Attlee "ha no moral right to deny the electorate a free expression of their win at an early date." The Labor majority fn parliament was elected in 1945 for a five-year term, but the government may call a general election at any time. A Nottingham Conservative.

Anthony Gorman, speaking for the resolution, declared the country had been made "more ripe for Communism than ever before to history." He asserted there were 40 left' Election in Saar May Return 7 European Nations Ask U. S. Aid; Get Quarter of Exports under contract to buy. The latter stocks are estimated bv the brewers spokesmen at over 200,000 bushels. White House Announces The action was announced at the White House.

It was taken at the trequest of Charles Luckman, chair-iman of Truman's Citizens Food Committee, and Secretary of Agriculture Anderson, after a secret, six -hour conference today. Anderson estimated that the industry uses upwards of 10,000,000 bushels of wheat annually. The dozen Brewers' representa ricopa board of supervisors to operate as it is for the Pima board," DeSouza said. Maricopa has had to exceed its budget every year since 1940-41, records in the office of its comptroller show. Total tax commission authorizations to Maricopa since that time are $2,294,656.98, most of which has been spent.

the AFL International Typographical Union were resumed over a new contract. In New York City a dispute at 150 Safeway food stores ended and it was announced they would reopen Monday. The company and the CIO clerks unions agreed to Coal Mines Region to France WASHINGTON, Oct. 4. (NANA) SAARBRUECKEN, Germany.

Key European countries asking arbitrate. French leader have expressed the hope that economic union will be followed by political integration for aid under the Marshall plan are Two other New 'York strikes Starting with a budget excess now getting more than one-fourth continued as AFL workers in 29 of $13,520.76 in the 1941-42 year. Oct. 4. (JP) Residents of the German-speaking Saar vot tomorrow to elect a parliament of 50 deputies of all U.

S. exports. when the peace treaty with Oer-many Is signed. Gen. Gilbert Grandval.

French Childs restaurants and AFL railway express agency drivers re $380,000,000 and Italy with ooo.ooo. Machinery topped food In the total exports going to these countries, with France getting almost three times more worth of machinery and vehicles than any other country. In tlie five-month period, Europe received more than $647,000,000 Maricopa has increased Its requests each year since, reaching a figure This was revealed today bv com tives present unanimously pledged their respective companies "to the conservation program," the White in what Is expected to be the first sten in Joining this coal mining of $1,307,028.83 in the last fiscal wing Lalorites In parliament who were "fellow travelers" with Communism, that many Lalor party leaders were "tied up" with Com mained away from their Jobs. A strike of AFL house wreckers governor of the Saar, told the Ger- year, Its authorizations were House announcement said. which have stopped demolition 678.52 in 1942-43, $214,333.49 in region economically with France, mans today: "You will take the A vote for any political step tomorrow on the way to except the Communist, will in ef--liberty." Both, associations arranged to munism and "there is Communism 1943-44, $300,031.07 in 1914-45, and work on the East river site of the United Nations in New York call meetings of their boards of di In every level of the trade unions merce department export officials who released a detailed breakdown showing that seven-Marshall Plan countries are receiving the lion's share of our current foreign shipments.

The figures turned over to Secretary Harriman's committee study $413,064.31 in 1945-40. feet constitute a vote for economic ine economic union nas me sup- rectors next week to study "further from Arthur Horner (Communist worth of American machinery and $008,000,000 of food. The food went largely to Britain which took ended. In comparison with Maricopa's union with France. The parlia- port of the United States and Brl Production in the Akron, total, Pima has received authoriza ment to be elected in the Germans, however, appeared American vegetables valued at tions of slightly over $500,000 is expected to convene later this completely unconcerned over their $91,000,000.

since 1942. ing foreign aid, show that in five month. future. An editor ot a uerman plant of the Seiberling Rubber Company dropped off about a third because of what was described by the company as a sit-down strike of 210 workers. From a population standpoint, It then will be handed a readv-inewspaper said the Saarlanders months this year the U.S.

exported luT -icountries in nonmetallic minerals. ncnrlw 5ft M'JI nm OOTl conservation measures. Effect in Doubt As to the effect on quality and flavor of beer, the brewers were sparing of comment. One told a reporter. "Some companies use wheat in their beer, and some don't" Another said: "It's a matter of individual preference and taste." A made draft constitution providing; were "more interested in food win in vi for economic attachment.

This Germans opposing the economic Maricopa is the largest county in the state. Pima is second. Budget Law Strictures tw France took $55,000,000 and Brit- machinery, food, textiles and other L. nnnnn; merrhanrtlw aln $01,000,000 01 the $230,000,000 merchandise. nronosed constitution was drawn union have no method of express- As an example of Maricopa's in up with the help of French occu- ing tneir position except oy voting Of this total, more than total shipped.

These two countries, plus Sweden, also received the bulk of third; "The brewers will continue secretary of the National Union of Mine Workers) at the top to the workers at the bottom." Dress RebearsaP He declared Communists "desire to see Britain a broken country." And the recent coal strike was a "dress rehearsal for a general strike." Churchill told the delegates that the economic crisis "will not be mastered except by the election of a new House of Commons." "They (the government) make mistakes which make things worse," he continued. "As things get worse they claim more power tn cat thorn ritrht Thn tVlPV move UN Committee Votes To Cut Press Budget nation authorities bv tne communists, tne oniy party ability to live within the annual 10 per cent Increase limitation tives of all Saarland parties who openly against any separation of 000,000 went to Europe and more than $1,650,000,000. to seven of 16 Marshall Plan nations which are to try to give the best flavor pos sibje because it's a highly com petitive industry." were chosen according to strength, the haar from Germany. imposed by state law, it was pointed out all it could set up in last Implying that the political lead shown in the municipal elections of LAKE SUCCESS, Oct. 4.

(JP) Luckman, in the official state-; September, 10 1G. American metal manufacturers. In this category, France took Sweden $25,000,000 and Britain $21,000,000 of the $143,000,000 total exported. Officials said they had no inten ers Of other parties were pro-French, the Communists said in asking for a minimum of more In American aid. The countries were identified as The United Nations 57-nation budgetary committee approved today a year's budget for indigent hospital and medical care was This compares with actual exjiendi- French officials have said the; ment, said that while the wheat stock held by brewers or con parliament will be free to adopt, 'their posters: "We will vote only Russian proposal cutting in half a proposed expenditure of $32,000 for additional staff in the U.

N. tures for this purpose of the United Kingdom, France, Italy, Sweden, Belgium, Luxembourg and the Netherlands. 879.50. press division next year. tion of blackballing the receiving nations in releasing these figures, but merely to indicate that countries asking for aid already are re ever nearer tot) he scheme cf the Leading all countries is Britain, tracted for by them are "comparatively small." today's decision will be "a contribution to the conservation program." He called it a constructive step also to eliminate the use of grades of rice which, are suitable for tabic us.

amend or completely re-write the i for the representatives of the draft. It is expected, however, that (people, representatives from the the only article of the proposed people. constitution which will be hotly Observers said they were watch-contested in parliament will be the ing to see how many of the Saar-one providing for confessional land's 400,000 eligible voters stay schools. jaway from the polls. All that could be budgeted this year was $561,917.41, while the rapidity with which demands arc The sum had been suggested to all-powerful totalitarian state in which this year already has re permit temporary expansion of the press division during the 1948 as ceived $509,000,000 worth of mer ceiving substantial amounts of which the individual is a heiple serf or pawn." chandise Next Is France with (Continued on Page 4, Column 2) Amercian goods.

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