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279 EnUrad a aacand-clara attar. Post Of tic. Tucson. Arixana VOL. 106 RUSSIA ORGANIZES EUROPEAN PRESIDENT ASKS ABSTINENCE AS AID TO EUROPE Wild Governorship Battle Predicted in '48 Primary FINANCE GROUP MEETS NOV.

18 TO DEBATE AID 1 i Proposed Law Governing Incumbents Seeking New RED BLOC AGAINST AMERICA; CALLED 'POLITICAL WAR' ACT Luckman May Ask Brewers Names 2 Self-Denial Days To Save Food; Warning Given Speculators WASHINGTON, Oct. 5. (P) President Truman to To Save More Grain to Feed Europeans WASHINGTON, Oct. 5. (rP The Senate appropriations committee was called to Offices May Influence 2 Avowed Aspirants For Post: Thad Moore, William Brooks By liESTKIt ST.

IXSKEEP Star Staff Correspondent PHOENIX, Oct. 5. Although the primary election is nearly a year away, a wild race for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination next year is shaping up. Speculation also night asked all Americans to day to meet November IS for hearings on President Tru pledge themselves not to eat meat on Tuesdays and to abstain from poultry and eggs on Thursdays. In a broad is rife regarding a number of other offices, including repre man proposal for a sentative in Congress and judge of the Arizona supreme 000 emergency aid fund to see NEW LEFT-WING CROUPS SOUGHT IN USSR ACTION Fusion of Working Class Against A-Bomb Threat Is Stated as Goal Soviet Move Signals Continental Crusade Fight for Vord Mastery May Extend to Other Strategic Areas, Spearheaded by Attacks Aimed at Discrediting U.

S. Policies MARSHALL PLAN TARGET OF ME NATIONAL UNITS France, Italy, Satellites Represented at Meeting Somewhere in Poland western Europe through the cast from the White House, he announced that the government will "demand of the court. I'oiiucai ooservers in inis capital city say it has been many years since there were so many actual or potential candidates for RACE ISSUE HITS the gubernatorial nomination exchanges" that they increase their down payment requirements on grain to at least one-third. Also, Charles Luckman, chairman of the President's citizens SUPREME COURT Negro Housing, Religion worst of the winter. It is one of four congressional groups whose approval is necessary to launch such a program and whose decisions on Europe's immediate needs will guide Truman in determining whether a special session of Congress ahead of its regular January meeting date would be worthwhile.

Chairman Bridges (R-KH) of the food committee, announced that By JOHN' M. IIIGHTOWKR MOSCOW, Oct. 5. (X) A the distilling industry, at a meeting here Wednesday, will be asked WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.

(P) Moscow's announcement In Schools on Docket For Opening Today to shut down completely for GO days. That would be in addition to aboutthe 50 per cent curtailment of WASHINGTON, Oct. 5. UP) uVd communist comerence ana us virtual aecia-orRanization was announce(i ration of political war against the United States was described today to fight the Marshall by American officials today as the most striking evidence of an(j "United States im- feenate appropriations committee pet the meeting of his committee (The Supreme Court tomorrow in.nc ite now tprm facini? OOten- ight days after house and issues involving (1) lunuiiucu wornmR 01 an international uommunisi rnove''pcrialism. Communist lead foreign affairs committees jointly Negro housing and (2) religious education in public schools.

begin a similar study. Houne lxradrr Abroad nisbed since pre-war vears. 1TA nimnilTl fllf "In? counlries formed The fact that such an announce- jV'll 11 ItI1Iy III lne Organization. It is the ment is now made is taken here as 11 LfKJJAllI jfjrst such groupjnjj to wnich The nine justices have agreed to The fourth congressional group.lrule for the first time on the ya-the house appropriations commit-jlidity of agreements made by white tee, has not vet been called. Its, owners of real estate that they will Chairman, Rep.

Taber (R-NY), is not sell or lease property to Ne- VIvHlMWk WkElNJ the Russians have pledged lOliiilKJill kjEilYLl 1 support since they declared the It also will be the first time the state has been divided into two congressional districts, and the first in which election of more than one supreme court justice has been at stake. Incumbent Control Affecting particularly the race for governor is a persistent rumor here that pressure is being brought for enactment of legislation, in case the legislature is called into special session, of a law which would prevent a holdover incumbent from seeking another office without first resigning from the one which he now holds. Such a bill, if introduced, would be aimed largely at two already announced candidates, Thad M. Moore, member of the tax commission, and William Brooks, member of the corporation commission. Both actively are campaigning for the Democratic nomination.

Neither of their terms expires next year. Should such a law be enacted, it is believed, neither Moore nor Brooks could afford to take a chance of resigning their present posts to campaign for governor. Comintern dead in 194i It Is aimed at uniting ihe chief Com in Europe. But Bridges said in Also up for a decision for the statement that both appropriations first time by the high tribunal is committees will conduct hearings Soviet Delegate to Stand On Full Demands in UN Concerning Greece a question whether religious educa iiii-me in siuM. ueiermina-tion to wage an all-out campaign against the United States, its foreign policy and its leaders for control of western Europe and probably other strategic areas of the world.

Iteflerl I Attitude This is in line, in American official thinking, with the drive which the Soviets arc now making in the United Nations meeting at New York. There the effort is to dis- The foreign affairs committees munist strength in Europe. Pravda, the official Communirt new here, as well at Communist organs in other European capitals, said Communist lea-um can recommend authorization of tion classes held in pumic scnoois European stop-gap aid, but it takes should be banned as violative of grain use already pledged by about GO per cent of the industry. Not 'Football' Truman, in sounding the demand on the grain markets, that the cost of living "must not be a football to be kicked about by gamblers in grain." If the grain exchanges refuse to make the margin change, "the government may find it necessary to limit the amount of trading," the President said. As additional sacrifices to buttress his ald-for-Kurope campaign, launched formally with tonight's speeches, Truman asked every family to "save a slice of bread every day" and asked public eating places to serve bread and butter only on request.

"The battle to save food in the United States is the battle to save our own prosperity and to save the free countries of western Europe. Our self-denial will serve us in good stead in the years to come," lie said. Truman's message was preceded by that of Luckman, who said that the appropriations committees toithp constitution mother who called nut ihu actual annronriafinnst An Illinois LAKE SUCCESS. Oct. 5.

JPh- from the nine countries met Compromise efforts in United Na- "somewhere in roland' last month. -it--i 1, inersen a rauuiwusi vi oumai liiHc for fYtntress. tions debate over Greece appeared appraised the world at into The foreign affairs committees! said such classes were an i stitutional union of church and credit the Truman doctrine, the beaded for defeat today with Russian and American orbiu. anl ordered an "information bureau'" Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Marshall European recovery plan LONDON, Oct. 5.

(P) A Bucharest dispatch indicated tonight that the first practical result of the Communist declaration issued in Moscow would be intensified drives to create new mass left-wing parties in all European countries. Anna Pauker, Romanian Communist who helped draft the declaration by Communist leaders from nine European countries who met in Poland to create a new international Communist organization, disclosed the tactics at the 18th annual congress of the Romanian Social Democratic party in Bucharest. She and her chief ants attended the Congress. George Yas-ilichi, member of the Romanian politbureau, urged the Social Democrats to join in the "immediate fusion of the working class" to defeat what ho called "imperialism threatening with atom bombs." Pattern Set The merger of Socialists and Social Democrats with Communists in various European countries would be along the lines of the "Socialist Unity" party created by the Russians in their zone of occupied Germany. Official comment on the Communist declaration was refused in London, Paris, Brussels and other capitals.

Official quarters in London and Paris professed, however, to have been surprised only by the form the action took and not by its trend. Mostt.bscrycrs saw In the creatlotYor' an "information bureau" in Belgrade the beginning of a new Communirt Internationale to succeed the Comintern dissolved by the Communists in May, 1913. state. Two Cities Involved Two Negro couples who pur of State Marshall or Undersecretary of State 1-ovett on conditions: broad. Then, Bridges said, the up-propriations groups will follow! Andrei Y.

Ishinsky reported ready to reject anything short of full Russian demands. set up to coordinate activities. Mne Coanlrirs LMrd The nine countries whose Corn-munists foregathered were Russia. other major lines of American policy and some of the iolicy leaders, all as parts of a vast conspiracy to "instigate" war against Russia. chased houses, Orsel McGhee and Minnie S.

McGhee, in Detroit, and Vishinsky was slated to address with their own inquiries. J. D. Shelley and Ethel Lee Shel the assembly's 57-nation political i France, Italy. Czechoslovakia, Po-committee tomorrow on the heels 'and.

Romania, Bulgaria. Yugosla Under existing law, they may run for another office without endangering the ones which they now hold. The United Nations other members of his committee in St-Lu'f! sk nullify property owners' agree via and Hungary. personally led by Soviet Deputy cf tentative American acceptance iMnuu 1 ments under which the couplos 1 0.1111 Aiiuii-i i9iiin- or a hrencn conciliation proposal Russia sent two of Jm politburo leaders, and it can be taken for were prevented from using the Vishinsky was understood to be homes. granted that their report to the con prepared to turn aside the su Lower courts in the past have held that such agreements are pri Avowed Candidates.

Two other men are avowed candidates for the nomination, it is said at the capitol. One is J. M. Smith of Central, former member of the state highway commission, and the other is Marvin E. Smith, Maricopa member of the state senate.

sky, has been backed up during the past two weeks by a propaganda offensive by the Moscow-press and radio, including attacks on President Truman and Secretary of State Marshall. Vishinsky himself directed some of his strongest criticisms at a member vate matters which are not the gestion on the grounds that it leftiference was the principal basis for out two key points of the Russian a "statement" of 1,000 words an-plan evacuation of foreign today, sonnel from Greece and U.N. su- In effect, the Communists served acts of the state. Attorneys for the Detroit and St. Louis Negroes asked the Supreme pervision of the American aid pro-! notice of their intention to wreck.

a trip to Europe, sailing Wednesday from New York. They will return before mid-November, he said, after studying economic conditions. Luckman Calls Meeting Charles Luckman, chairman of the citizens food committee, announced a meeting "early this week" at which brewing industry representatives will consider broadening their promise of aid. Luckman announced last night that they had pledged to recommend grain conservation steps to the nations 450 beer makers which might mean saving 7,500,000 bushels of wheat to shorten the gap gram. Court to declare that when state if possible, the Marshall plan for European aid as well as the Tn of Marshall's delegation at the; French Proposal the pledge for meatless Tuesdays and eggless and poultryless Thursdays for the duration of this emergency will be secured from hotels, schools, restaurants, cafeterias, roadside diners, factory canteens, railroad dining cars wherever America eats," Luckman said.

Luckman also disclosed that: 1. A program is under way to reduce the amount of grain fed by farmers to livestock; 2. That hewill ask on day a 60-day emergency shutdown "at the earliest possible moment" of the entire distilling industry. 3. That the government will "im Less certain are the reported candidacies of Mel Goodson, former courts enforce such agreements the state becomes a party to the United Nations, Republican Leader John Foster Dulles.

The French plan provides for! man doctrine on totalitarianism. omitting any direct findings that! and any form of what tney called member of the legislature and now action and the enforcement be Principal Points .1,. i Yugoslavia. Albania and Bulgaria United States Imperialism. comes state acts.

Such state acts, dean of men at the University of Arizona, and I. Perle McBride and thev assert, violate the equal pro nouncement of the meeting. guerrillas and fo-j The information bureau- is tection clause of the fourteenth iynn LocKhart. The latter is a somewhere in Poland, most im-. amendment to the U.

S. constitu in the American resolution, which ITito's capital, Belgrade. Its cstab- between the amount available forjtion. mediately significant to responsible authorities here: 1. Of the nine nations present.

former member of the industrial commission, while McBride once was appointed to that commission by Gov. Sidney P. Osborn, but Like Dred Scott Case still would call for an on-the-spot lishment appears certain to lezd to U.N. commission to study frontier ian intensification of the fight cn Incidents. jU.

S. policy in Europe. only two were from outside the mediately begin preparing and distributing recipes to save money, In airreeinir 1n "ernlnri." the ta Mu A French foreign office spokes-1 Soviet bloc of eastern European Pravda said a joint resolutl-an wheat and meat. Some lawyers have commented that the legal situation now is about the same as in the famous Dred Scott decision of pre-Civil War time. They argue that an at (Continued on Page 3, Column 2) plan, the United States suggested' countries.

From the Soviet bloc 4. The nation's brewers will be man said it was something like a "normal development" in view of the East-West split. A foreign of- that it might be well to ask the fdopted at the conference pictured c3t the world as split into c.r.ips led export and the needs abroad. Luckman added that he believes the industry "upon further consideration" could "offer a larger program." He said that both the United States Brewers Foundation and small brewers committee agreed to call full meetings of their directors this week "to study further conservation measures." Brewers Take Action After a lengthy session with rep asked to make a greater cut in grain usage than they proposed were Toland, Romania, Bulgaria, Yugoslavia, Hungary, Czechoslovakia and Russia itself. The two non-bloc countries were France and Italy where Communism is tempt is being made to solve a ma ior part of a racial problem by judi dv the Soviet Union and the Imt- i lrt! SUchied States.

It hit out against what n.ra?" an. was called United epan- last night. (Continued on Page 3, Column 4) NEW TAX SLASH BILLPROMISED cial methods, rather than legisla Marshall Also Speaks The presidential appeal pre strongest In western Europe andpected to be a renewed demand It placed in the latter category BIG AIRDROMES I has been making Its greatest bid pared for broadcast on the four national networks and for the first tive. (In the Dred Scott case the Supreme Court decided that Scott, a Negro slave, not being a citizen, "WP such European leaders as Prime tion and economic supervision jMinIster A(tlee of Britain. Premier for power.

2. While France was repre time transmitted by television from resentatives of the two associa Community Property Plan iwm -uu uiJUMiH um Pau, Ramadjer and Socialist Leader tions. Luckman said thev agreed: could not sue in a federal court. It the White House was reinforced SET IN ARCTIC sented by its top Communist, commission have cowers to look i i- t- 1. To recommend to their mem Will Be Feature, Says Senator M'Clellan bers that thev release immediately wu.

ureen government. Democratic nartv In Cermanv. for food purposes all stocks of also ruled that congress couia not prohibit slavery in the territories.) The Illinois religious instruction case was filed by Mrs. Vashti Mc-Collum, wife of University of Illinois professor and mother of three Tognatii, was aDseni. inis inui-cated anew the intense struggle WASHINGTON, Oct.

5. Warplane Facilities Will Get Half of U. S. Fund To Guard Frontier wheat owned by the brewers or which they have under contract. The brewers figured this at 200,000 for power being waced by the Senator McClellan (D-Ark) pre Italian Communists this fall.

Target dicted today that Congress will ap sons. She sought unsuccesstuny bushels. unay soviet jactirs Tnev were assajled as "traitara Soviet tactics continued to call to the working class." for stringing out the debate as Tlie chief danger for the worUnjc long as possible in the hope paid the resolution, was tin-cutting into the United States' jdervaluing Its own mrensrth and voting support Vishinsky was ex-loverestimating the strength of the pected to speak at length and a "imperialist" camp. It fcoffed at source close to the Russian leader the idea that there would be an-estimated that the actual ballot-'other war, asserting that th to ban such education in Cham prove a tax revision bill early in 2. To recommend Immediate by urgent messages from Secretary of State Marshall, Secretary of Agriculture Anderson and Secretary of Commerce Harriman.

Marshall said that "food is a vital factor In our foreign policy." and can prevent a threatened "European collapse" which he said in turn could damage America. He asked that all citizens "tighten our belts clean our plates push ourselves away from the table." The western European countries, said Anderson, are victims of a "combination of bad circumstances almost without parallel in farming history Food is the cornerstone 3. The program mapped out at the meeting is aimed entirely at WASHINGTON, Oct. f5. (P) Half elimination of the use of wheat or of the total outlay au what the Communists call "Ameri tne next session including his "community property amendment." The Arkansas Democrat told a reporter that Republican leaders table grades of rice in brewing.

3. That "steps should be taken paign public schools, where religious education classes were established through representatives of the Jewish, Roman Catholic and Protestant faiths. can imperialism." which it seeks to increase recovery of "the high thorized for developing the Arctic defense system in Alaska is going into two big airdromes. Army records made available to mg on the resolutions would not had promised him their support for protein and yeast by-products of come before next week (Continurd Page 3, Column 11 brewing used to feed dairy cows The assembly made tentative day, in answer to inquiries by a to "undermine," at the same time that it professes an intention of "reinforcing democracy." Authorities emphasized that these are the terms normally used by Russian leaders and Communists everywhere to stimulate their world- and poultry. The distilled spirits institute, representing more than half the reporter, showed that the development program for add Field, at Fairbanks, now amounts to of their reconstruction.

And wc plans to go back Into plenary session Wednesday in another effort to break the deadlock between the Soviet Ukraine and India on election of a successor to Poland on the security council. Soviet anuMHi and mat the remaining the United can we will supply it." Peace Contribution Truman declared that the food- whiskey making industry, has agreed to recommend a 50 percent curtailment in distillers' use of corn, and elimination of the use of southeast of Ladd Kie'd. into al 4 1 1 1 i- 1 .11 1 i I The focal point of the whole saving program gives every citizen tavorapie action on this provision. It would allow husbands and wives to split Income for tax purposes. This results in considerable savings in taxes upon medium and upper bracket incomes for married couples.

Asks Top Priority "I am going to urge Republican leaders to bring out a tax revision bill ahead of any tax reduction measure," McClellan said. "There is very little controversy about the revisions and we could pass that in a hurry." At the present time couples in 13 Red Headlines Hail Campaign PARIS. Oct. 5. Red headlines in the Communist newspaper LTlumanite heralded to its readers today the opening of the campaign by Communist parties in nine European nations to attack United States policy.

base capable of handling the might Ministers to Scrap Italy Colony Plans LONDON. Oct. 5. JP Informed British sources said tonight that all previous plans for the future of the former Italian colonies would be scrapped and a completely new start made when a conference of the four major powers is resumed tomorrow. The various proposals for trus Communist effort is the United; 7.

the opportunity to make a con what little wheat is consumed by the distillers. tribution to peace." votes now made the Ukraine election certain. The United States States and this is believed by the Americans to be a deliberate maneuver of the Russians to put 1. vt'jti-inc? rt V.urnrw on An essential requirement of last iest bombers planned by the United States air force so far has received an expenditure authorization of SI 7,300.000. Other Installations An indication of the of de O'MAHONEY, TAFT has given no indication of budg- ing peace in the world is the restoration of the countries of west th- snot and force them to choose! in8 support for India DEBATING TONIGHT ern Europe as free, self-supporting democracies," Truman said.

A 7 A TIT HffXTC trfiTP I ine newspaper camea in iiui 41 V1U WliMO VUltj the text of resolutions adopted br "There is reason to believe that those countries will accomplish that task if we aid them through fiW RTTQQTAV Communist leaders from nine Ui ftUaaiiirt nations at a meeting in Poland. siaies ana Hawaii nave the com munity property" advantages. "I have talked with treasury sec CINCINNATI, Oct. 5. (JP U.

S. Senator Robert A. Taft back home after a 12,000 -mile cwing through the western states, teeships of the territories will be forgotten, the informants said. Deputies of the United States, British, French and Russian for Communiht newspapers in Sofia retary Snyder and his tax experts fense construction in the north is contained in items for some of the other projects, both ji'r and army: Fort Richardson and Elmendorf Field. N'enana base, Adak air base (half way on the Aleutian chain stretching westward into the Whitticr Port, $3,300,000.

Small projects at other places account for continued on Page .1. Column 2) today announced plans to at least eign ministers therefore will start from scratch, they added, in de up sides in a controversy in which Moscow evidently recognizes no middle ground and no neutrality. New Soviet Line The concept of Communism as an organized international movement has been publicly deplored by the Russians until recently, on the ground that Stalin abolished the Communist International during the war. That was taken by the Generalissimo as a means of strengthening Russia's relationship with Uritain and the United States, particularly the latter whose coojwration and lend-lease help he needed in the fight against ciding the future of Libia, Eritrea and Italian Somaliland. Pair Acquitted In Overell Case Under the Italian peace treaty, another $2,500,000.

TEHRAN. Oct. 5. -Premier Ahmed Qavanf, whose government has been under fire as the result of negotiations with the Russians over a proposed oil pact, won a vote of confidence from the Iranian parliament today, 93 to 12 11 members abstaining and four voting blanks. In a brief speech after the vote Qavam said the Russian oil report would be presented In a "private session.

and ISucharefet pointed to the establishment of an "information bureau" In Belgrade to coordinate the activities of Communists in Italy, France, Russia, Bulgaria. Hungary, Romania, Yugoslavia. Poland and Czechoslovakia. The London Daily Worker, Communist party organ, does not publish on Sunday. (In New York the Daily Worker carried no mention of the party developments in its Sunday edition).

which became effective September 15, Italy renouced all rights to Tiie.se projects are exclusively those of the United States. In ad four more speaking engagements. Senator Taft, who will announce his intentions regarding the Republican nomination for the presidency later this month, speaks tomorrow night p.m. EST) in a formal radio debate with Senator O'Mahoney on "Who is to blame for the high prices." The debate will be carried by SIRS stations. auout this," McClellan said.

"The house ways and means committee has unanimously approved it and I can't see how it can be refused now." (President Truman vetoed both Republican attempts to cut taxes and he was sustained first by the house and then by the senate.) Other Changes McClellan said there is strong senate support for two other tax changes: 1. Elimination of so-called "double taxation" upon the dividends her African possessions. The treaty dition, this country and Canada. further provided that the United under the northern defense collal- SANTA ANA, Oct. 5.

(-TO Heiress Louise Overell and her States, Britain, Russia and France oration agreement, are continuing 1 1 1. were to determine final disposition the Nazis. of the colonies within a year. mvti, viraru .,.1111.1111, 110111 wcii- w'im outer preparations against tnc acquitted today by a jury which possibility of any attack across the heard their 19-weck trial on charges! Arctic Sea and the North Pole. I At the state department, In- of murdering her parents, Mr.

and While the two nations have made Rich Saar Coal Basin Moves Mrs. Walter E. Overell. few public reports on the progress: 1 11 a 'ZZ: of corporation. The iurv's announcement was of these defense ffnrts.

th. rp havei never aciuany teaseu lu jury 2. Increase of the present $500 'personal exemption to $600. Toward Uniting With France Leftists Lose in New Effort To Oust De GasperPs Regime ROME, Oct. 5.

(JF) Communists' The motion of former foreign and Socialists, beaten in a constit- minister Pietro Nenni's pro-Com-uent assembly attempt to itau-a rhrutian T.emJrnii rv.ti..i munist socialists lost by 93 votes VFW Plans Campaign For Housing Measure SAARBRUECKEN, Monday, Oct. state in the French economy. The 6. Saarlanders yesterday Saar now is occupied by French elected a parliament nledeed to tronns. been some unofficial suggestions of the extent of the program.

Three liases Completed An article stating that the United States and Canada have neaily completed construction of three air bases along the northern copst of the continent is contained in the current issue of the Infantry Journal, an authoritative but unofficial service publication. The said the main station will be at greeted with an immense, prolonged cheer which broke spontaneously from the spectator-jammed courtroom in the tiny Santa Ana stone courthouse. The crowd disregarded instructions from Superior Judge Kenneth E. Morrison to maintain order regardless of which way the verdict went and shouted and pushed each other around as the court clerk read the findings of the six-man, WASHINGTON. Oct.

5. (P) The Veterans of Foreign Wars the senator said that at present many corporations "must pay as high as 38 per cent upon any profits from which dividends are paid and then the individual receiving the dividend is taxed on this again." He recalled that the increase in personal exemptions to S000 lost by a narrow 43-47 margin in the The United States and Britain announced today "a nationwide drive for speedy passage of the olic) government, gathered all their make their coal and industrial basin an economic part of France, returns showed early today. The returns indicated that the German-speaking population of the Saar, which 12 years ago voted to Taft Ellender- Wagner (housing) have agreed to French control of the Saar. Actual' economic union awaits a statement from Russia, which has not indicated her 178 for, 271 against. 17 abstaining.

A third no-confidence bid. by the Communists, was withdrawn. Had the government lost in the test, it would have had to resign. strength today for next Sunday's Rome municipal election. Communist Leader Palmiro To- bill and revision pf obsolete build six-woman jury that, had been de-jCampbell Lake, near the north- iing codes." I Rav H.

nrannaman, VFW na senate earlier this year. gliatti told thousands tonight at a Congressional tax experts say ap will rally in picturesque Piazza Navon it Though government majorities tional commander, said "kits liberating since 4:10 p.m. (PbD Jwcstern corner of Canada, with two Friday. subsidiary stations it Point liar- The IS-year-olfl Miss Overell. sole row.

on the extreme i.oi-thcin tip proval of the community prop be sent to local posts: The returns showed that Saarlanders of the 500,800 authorized by the French to vote cast ballots. Roughly 10 per cent of the ballots were invalid. How many of these were spoiled de Aba-a anH af 1 .1 lbv insUUCUnK OMS III UHUUl Ull that a victory "is of vital Import-; were bigger than last June on Ibi ance to the nation." He said theltwo motions, the majority was Christian Democrats were tools of smaller on an order of the day the American dollar. Hundreds' offered by the Republican party looed mention of Premier Alcide.as an expression no confidence. on the south coast Victoria is-i bousing rallies to get public opin- erty" tax provision would reduce government revenues bv about $850,000,000 while the $G00 exemption would lop off another land.

off the mainland ishore of'' behind the drive, urging mem- hers and the public to let vaca- northern Canada. 000,000. De Gasperi tvvic tionintr congressmen Know ineir join Nazi Germany, gave a vote of more than nine to one for three political parties which support economic union with France. Only two of the men elected to the Saarland assembly were from the Communist party, which opposed union. The other 48 were from the three parties favorable to such a move.

The Communists got only SA per cent of the vote. The parliament was expected to approve a constitution binding the Saar to break all political ties Germany and become an McClellan said undetermined con The order of the day lost by 31 votes. Passage of such an order would not have required the gov- month" the Tnnrnal cai.t "thn new Constituents Wani action On nOUb Two Leftist motions of no confidence In De Gasperi's cabinet fields will open the vast frozen ng. acquainting veterans and the heiress to ner parents half-million-dollar estate, told reporters immediately after the verdict she wras not going to marry Gollum, to whom she had been engaged, the wedding having been planned for her eighteenth birthday, April 30. The young college sweethearts were tried on charges of-murder, in the deaths of her parents in the mysterious yacht blast in Newport -larbor last March 15.

It was the longest trial in American court history, were defeated in the constituent lernmenfs resignation, Arctic area to aerial operations in public with better types of pre liberately in protest at union was not known. The returns gave the Christian People's party (conservative) votes, 28 parliamentary seats; and the Social Democrats (left of center) 147,255 votes, 17 seats. Others are: Communists 37,934 Shortly before the voting started. both peace and war. The stations will be equipped gressional policy upon European relief offers a threat to tax cuts.

"If we are going to have a four billion program for overesas relief then I sec no possibility of any tax reduction if we make any reduction in the big national debt," he said. assembly early today by wider margins than the 43 ballots by which the premier won a vote of confidence last June shortly after he threw out Communist and So the assembly cheered Foreign Minister Carlo Sfoiza'a announcement that the United States had renounced her chart of tht luliaa fabricated and factory-built houses, and pointing out that elimination of out-nioded building codes would open the way for mass-produced housing that would go far toward solving the housing shortage." votes, two seats: Democrats fright with long-range navigational equipment to form a network for air-rraft operation in that remote corner of the world. rutonomous and non-represented 1 wing) 34,253 votes, three seats. I fleet. cialist minister..