The Fresno Bee from Fresno, California • 4

i Veterans' Memorial Group IDestroy Codes Deny Excess Tax Contention laJL pi0j (Continued From Page 1) would be nothing for which to im- Uwl vllwU Truman Opposes Big 3 Parleys (Continued From Page One) soondent Dan De Lure and aivcn to the prosecution for ovidcnrc highly interesting document allows us to live again In 'those trim days of anschluss" Alderman declared Many of ths telephony ronvrrsa-t Ions were with Arthur Snss-In-ouart Austrian Nazi leader and one of fellow defendants The prosecution said the records clearlv disclosed Karl plotline to absorb Austria into the reirh The reichsmarshal lauahed and most of the other Nazis in the THE FRESNO BEE Thuridav Nav 89 1945 Court Hears Nazi Plan Of War' On Austria Turn Sudan Seeks Kidnapers' Terms SAN FRANCISCO Nov 29 Joseph turn Sudan socially prominent father of3 year old Dirkie turn Sudan who has been missing from the family residence near Downleville since November 1st declared today he has become convinced his child was kidnaped and appealed to the kidnapers to get In touch with him at a published address Turn Sudan announced alio he had arranged with the FBI to "stay in the background" and not to embarrass efforts to contact par-sons holding the child memorial before the veterans of this war have returned to civilian life and had their chance to organize and express their wishes as to I the kind of memorial they would prisoners' box seemed amused as the prosecution read off in Goer-Ing's words the threats bluffs cajoleries and lies which resulted in Austria's downfall At the hiaht of the preansrhluss fifth column plota leading to Or- scheming Goering rave Austrian man invasion of the little countrv' President Wilhelm Miklas lust two In 1938 were placed todav before hours In which to appoint Seyss-the international military tribunal' Inquart as rhanceilnr thrratenins trvlna 20 Nazi leaders on war to send 240000 German troops pour-crimes rharaes line over the border if he refused Fat and not too happv Hermann The troops marched anvwav after Goerinc was described as the man described by Alder-who directed bv telephone the blitz man as original Invasion of Austria after Austrian llnvited them in prevent blood-Nazia paved the wav hv deposing shed- pose a tax There is not the slightest intention on the part of anyone connected with the veterans' memorial project and this Includes the trus-prefer? Have we the right to createjl nominees to levy any special a lasting tax burden for them id for something which cannot be their children to pay without thelrjmad the voters have ap-consent before they are home to proved a bond Issue Nor has there VOit- ever been any decision as to the "Is It wise to build now when Proposed bond issue uMl buiMIngs nPomortlaw costs high? Should publlr buildings anij approved and the costs ascer-rompele sgainsl or ntard construc-ltained tlon of housing and private strur-j This proposal is tantamount to lures urgently needed by returning enabling act It makes poasi-veterans? Would It not be belter hie for the people to present to the to postpone the erection of public lelected trustees their full ideas as edifices until a time when they'to what shall be done for the war would relieve unemployment and veterans Before any final plans costs would be lower? larv ever approved or a bond issue Should the taxpayers of mclro-ubmiDed the great bulk of our polilan Fresno bear the entire will be home This has of a group of buildings designed to heen given full consideration If serve the county as a whole? Ji0urYetrnf- We are agninst formation of hlng the prelimi- j''1 JT 1 would' lished by a group of Szechwan Province financiers said several outstanding questions between China and Russia are approaching settlement Denies Plane Story In hia news conference Wede-meyer told correspondents be has been discussing with Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek and Premier Soong the disposal of surplus United States property In West China The report TOO United Slates planes are being flown over the hump from India to China la Incorrect he added They merely are being collected In Shanghai he Mid and If the Chinese want to buy them they can if not they might be sold to some one else or shipped back to the United States In New Delhi sharp criticism of United States foreign policy appeared In Indian newspapers representing all shades of political opln-i Ion I th chief of staff (Central George Marshall) that the messages be confined to the fewest numbers of persons and not outside Washington' Miles said an intercepted Japanese message asking the position of American warahips in Pjmrl Harbor was not regarded as significant at the time because the Japanese were It all the time" Grew concluded his testimony by reading a statement giving additional reasons why he thought the committee should not go into his personal diary Nisei Are Among 8 Killed In Air Crash AUBURN Nov 41 Army authorities today counted eight dead including three air force men and five Japanese-American veterans of service In Italy as the result of the crash of a C47 transport plane near here last night Sixteen more of the Nisei who were to have left the mainland today for their homes in the Hawaiian Islands were Injured Offirers at DeWitt General Hospital uid all apparently will survive Names of the three crew members killed were announced as: First Lieutenant Jerry Cebe Taft pilot Major Louie Martin Patterson copilot Corporal Pitterle Freeport III flight traffic clerk Low Cost Furniture Output Is Spurred FOR SALE House To' Be Moved Large single story duplex or home 39 feet by 60 feet See it at 2319 Stanislaus Call Pearson Co 34151 (Continued From Pago 1 1 Maine had asked Grew whether statement Americans were not being trained to fight in a foreign war but In defense of this country was published in Japan Grew replied that he could not remember that it had Brewster quoted portion of speech in which Roosevelt said have said this before but I shall say it again again and your boys are not going to be sent into foreign Roosevelt went on to say in the address October 31 1940 in Boston the training of young men was being undertaken for defense purposes The investigators also learned army Intelligence officers predicted two days before the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor Japan's lenders wanted avoid a general war in the Pacific" Thia estimate of Japan's Intentions was included in military documents given to the senate-house group Investigating the Pearl Harbor disaster December 7th 1941 These records also showed among other things: Guessed At Thailand Army Intelligence officers thought 10 days before the attack that Japan's next military move would be an invasion of Thailand Major General Sherman Miles then acting chief of Intelligence made this prediction in a memorandum to Ceneral Marshall chid of staff a General Marshall sent a last minute alert to Lieutenant General Walter Short army commander In Ha Quoting Coding's threat to court martial Austrians who upposed the invading German troops Aldermun added: is interesting to note Goering on planning to invade a Chancellor Kurt Schuschnlgg Beads Transcripts Goering became serious as Assistant United States Prosecutor Sidney Alderman read in detail transcrlpts of telephone rnnversa-lpeareful power planned to try tions between Goering and Austrian! what he railed war criminals before Nazis on the days hefoie and on i a German court martial" narv stens It he vear the days of the unopposed inva-! Goering shook his head In memorial district created could provide for their ion agieement when Alderman said the under the provisions of the provlae Ior The words were found In the German Government was worried 'etans Hir Memorial Act because needs All Have Bights ruins of the Berlin air ministry! about Holy's reaction building bv Associated Press Corre-1 We war veterans do not gainsay the right of anv individual or group of Individuals to feel that nothing should be done for the veterans which might cost a little money We we do not gainsay them this privilege but we do have our opinion of them business Is Important business not alone to the veteran hut to the entire community In TEMPORARY CLOSING BURGLAR ALARM jritiWM IntalM a4 Malalaiarg 34-Haar Sen lie Valley Burglar Alarm Co Reconversion Is Well Advanced (Continued From Page 1) 3144 FLOKODOK4 Fkaaa S-B380 ar 3-8423 under Its provisions it is doubtful whether a theater or any other building constructed by a memorial district legally could be used as a municipal structure available for activities of general public groups other than veterans' organizations The art states surh use must be Incidental to use by veterans Do Not Want Clubhouse true memorial is a tribute by i Fresno veteran groups always have I he entire community to the serv-jbeen active in their championship ire and sacrifice of all veterans Wei of puiv unadulterated Ameriran-heiicve it should not be just a clubhouse but rather something available for use as a rultural renter by the community as a whole It should be financed by the county and administered by our regular county officials The veterans' memorial district would constitute a new aulono- -now that no bon Mue the iM-st intereMs'of Fresna itnMfarijgyrR0e'lojvov "ext as future aa This deliberately timed last min- problems are concerned for another ute attack upon the desire of the ism The result Is that ism man- gers have passed this city by Fres- no Is and always has been a bad town for isms We believe the great bulk of rresno and Hr warden residents will agree that the veteran should December 1st to January 2 1946 BuesuM of fhu building muturisl shortage and conditions bu yond our control wu are taking this tims sndosvoring to replenish and prepare our stock so wo may bettor sirvo you when we re-open January 2nd wali which was received there about an hour before the Japanese struck This message sent by commercial cable because army radio facilities were not working! properly was not delivered to Short until three hours later WASHINGTON Nov 29 UP) OPA today announced a plan designed to increase production of relatively low and medium priced furniture Scheduled to go into effect early next year the program provides for manufacturers' price increases ranging from 4 to 20 per cent for roughly two thirds of various types of home furniture each firm produced during March 1942 There has been no decision yet whether the public will have to pay more capacity as compared with 60 per cent right after VJ Day and that 'electric power production Is now only 14 per cent helnw the wartime peak Thing Costs Decline The president also asserted the cost of living has declined J) of I i per cent since Japan surrender compared with a 13 per cent rise in a comparable period after the last war although he said some of the decrease this time Is due to seasonal decrease In some food prices Meanwhile delegates to the labor-management conference were to emerge today from three weeks of committee controversy to air their differences in open session Certain Truman would not step in to steer deliberations conference leaders faced possible heated dchnte on a series of lost causes among them CIO President Philip Murray's resolution urging general wage increases Truman Will Not Art Some ptiblie members have advocated White House intervention to A Merry Xmas and Happy New Year To All MARION NINE LUMBER CO AND EMPLOYEES CLOVIS AT VENTUEA AVENUE As the committeemen turned to military phases of the investigation after hearing diplomatic angles discussed for several days they learned that American naval attaches in Japan and some areas of China were notified three days before the Pearl Harbor attack to destroy their codes Miles a brigadier general at the time of Pearl Harbor testified i first as the committee probed! military actions prior to the attack! Miles Mid that before he became of G2 (intelligence) May 1 1940 he had had no experience in the! Far East but had served as operations officer in the Hawaiian command from April 1929 to May Chronic bronchitis may develop 11 1932 There his duties included your ugh supervision of war plans and the chltls Is not treated and you cannot defense department afford to tskeachsuioeirlth any rnedl Miles was relieved from command cine las potent Cnomidskn DEALERSHIP AVAILABLE One of (he larger and well financed Hearing1 Aid Manufar-turrrs has a dealership available In the Fresno territory Present dealer being transferred There Is an established clientele Office In downtown section Factory plans rail for expanalnn program Healer will he amply supported by manufacturer Automobile la Essential Approximately $290000 Capital Necessary Give complete Information about yourself In letter addressed to tVm Barron 437 Fnwel! Franrlsco California spur action But Snrrrtary of Labor Schwcllcnliarh told the executive committee yesterday Truman neither would intervene nor issue any instructions to the conferees of G2 January 30 1942 he testified He is now stationed at Boston Miles told congressional Investigators today the army did not let overseas commanders know about prewar Japanese mesMges intercepted as a result of cracking Japanese codes The secret the army and navy were reading Japanese mesMges which goes right to the seat of tha trouble to help loosen end expel germ laden phlegm and old nature to ootheandnrelrswtenderlnflained bronchial mucous membreneg OreomtfMon blends beeehwood creoeota by special process with other time tested medicines lor coughs It contains no narcotics No matter how many mmUrfneq yon hare tried i EAT WRONG!" OPEN AIRLINE TO PARIS WASHINGTON Nov 29-1)-Tranxcontlnenial and Western Air Inc announces it will inaugurate servire to Europe and the Middle East next Monday with a flight of one of its Constellations from Washington to Tarls The flight will mark the first use of the giant transport in passenger travel by a commercial When your golf is on the blink And your score is more than par Put yourself back in the pink With a POWERHOUSE candy bar tho understanding you must like tha way It quickly allays the cough permitting rest and sleep or you are to have your money bock (AdrJ was so highly prized in the sell you a bottle of months prior to the Japanese at tack on Pearl Harbor it was the distinct policy to confine these messages to Washington and there to very few top officials he testified Specifically Gesell wanted to know made the decision not to send Intercepted meHages" to General Short That Miles explained stemmed from an expression of policy USE i tux authority to be established in uddition to our present five taxing ugenries which are: state county city school district and irrigation district "The proposed memorial district encompasses property with a 1945 assessed value of over $96000000 Under the Veterans Act an annual tax of some $2900000 could be levied (30 cents a $100 valuation) plus whatever other tax may be necessary to service bonded debt The art prescribes no limitations over the amount of present nr future debt the amount of money to be spent nor the kind or number of buildings to be erected now or in the future Would Serve Community "We are not opposed to an appropriate war memorial be it an assembly hall theater or outdoor recreation provided it 'will serve the community as a whole he Mfely financed and administered by rounty officials us pay tribute to those who are gone but In a sane manner that will not place an unjust burden upon those who Charge Is Answered The memorial committee's statement In every community are those who traditionally oppose any civic movement regardless of Its merits which is even remolely liable to incur expense Fresno Is not unique in this respect The veterans' committee has endeavored through all media at our disposal to disseminate the facts regarding the proposed formation of a veterans' memorial district The small amount of money we have had to spend has heen donated hy veterans and friends of veterans Not one rent of these funds has come from those now attempting to sabotage our campaign of education The law under whirh next election Is to be held Is not a new law It has been In effect since 1922 It does indeed provide that a tax not to exreed three mills on the dollar of assessed valuation may be levied by the district trustees exclusive of any tax they may levy to retire bonds which may be voted Await Bond Issue However It is ohvloua to any fair minded person that no tax is going to he levied before a hnnd! issue Is voted by the people There MONKEY TEEES A Mtnrfitl "PIH gramma aaril SlffamU Salims lii-arialniml tala a MlaSaana Icirla llaam ralaa Lasaa Maaite Mala laa war veterans to have a proper meeting place will we are sure meet with the rebuke next Tuesday which It richly deserves Inflation Balks Home Building (Continued From Page One) wives and children and floaters usually from out of the stale but frequently from California too "People atill are responding pretty well by throwing open their homes" she explained we have from 25 to 40 emergency cases a day from 10 to 16 every night and no place to put them Two of the local hotels cooperate pretty well when they can The city's soldier housing shelter Is open only on Friday and Saturday Home Ia Shared of our best examples involved the people whose son was killed overseas They have let a couple with a child share their home until they can find some place are a number of others hut we could use many many more They rush In after some publicity and then they drop off again Some even allow the use of rooms in their homes without Mrs Baxter knows these vet-erunk She has heard their stories about traveling up and down the state looking for a place to light She has heard their stories about Bleeping in cars and in depots young fellow had not slept in a ben for three nights" she recalled had been on trains between here an Los Angeles trying to find a place to The same old story goes wherever you go the Red Cross the American Legion the war chest the veterans' administration the police station the Salvation Army the Volunteers of America the the YMCA and the YWCA hotels roomnig houses and up and down the street Where can I get a house? 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Spec Prices lM 195 4 $5 CONDITS FLOWER SHOP NO I3M rallaa rs 4 4707 YOUR HEALTH! INUK AND $WFfLEI I drew rtllew we-l tny Mad cold Bto-iry to help yon Ml Mtlsr Cautm: liar aly dlrsetsd a JHA4-II Let taste that rich pure tomato good-M ness (and that special flavor-tang) and be back for more! Truly delicious made from choicest plump tomatoes seasoned just so cooked to perfection in own farm kitchens Get some 1 today and serve Tomato Soup RANCHOb-style The whole like it Coming Down The Home Stretch Our temporary quarters are now fairly bursting with gifts in home-furnisnings and cosmetics But after Christmas it won't ba too long before we're moving into our permanent home! "ftMOUS 120-24 Fultaa Street eadMraf oroff tb BORDERLINE NUTRITIONAL ANEMIA no FUNERAL BIUS TO PAY Ac a very lew wm you mu I reunite die worry ever fane I and burial bills aud mat your loved once Under ore Forest Laws Protect roe Plan auk far faners! bills it iasiseily available wbeaever tbe ased armn regard 1cm ef bow linie you may have paid le Yoa decide ia advance eaectly bow aturh iksll be spent an the funeral end ysu aw ifvrtfy eay antral dirot tor im mmf mty rr tom an I btllSmr Canada Tbe Form Lawa Prmortioa Pisa brings pricelcte paste ti auad to those who are aksw ia she world No morn wondering who will take are ef details aod pay the bills Iinhsianrq she Force Lswa Proeacnon Pina sreriila cadi aad ioaa vaiaat pus at ia any Ufa kuermneo policy aad them tom never be any mwwihiM Mail eaapoa TUOAY far Mi details FOREST LAWN UFE INSURANCE CO night Their decisions were not disclosed immediately but an earlier letter sent by ILWU President Harry Bridget to the machinists indicated the longshoremen are critical of alleged work stoppages on troop ships resulting from the strike The AFL lodge reaffirmed a previous refuMl of a 21 cent Increase for H9 machinists whose return to work In local plants would permit 3n0 other workers who have recognized the picket lines to return to their Jobs A 30 per cent increase Is asked Shell Stnndard and Tidewater Auociated Oil Companies reported' a shortage of sulphuric acid resulting from strikes and work stoppages Is beginning to be felt in hny area nil refineries The AFL Bakery Wagon Drivers loral voted 353 to 6 to continue Its strike against Langendorf Bakeries In San Franrlsco ExWar Secretary Succumbs At 66 WASHINGTON Nov Dwight Davis secretary of war under President Coolidge and donor of the Davis Cup emblematic of the International team tennis champlojishlp died last night in his home He was 66 Davis had suffered from a heart ailment for the last six month With him when the end came were his wife Pauline son Dwight Jr and three daughters Mrs Alice Msklns Mrs Cynthia Martin and Mrs Helen Hermes Chaplain Will Speak Lieutenant Commander rhilllp Johnson the pastor of the First HapHst Church who recently te-turned from service overseas almard a seaplane lender for the nnvy1 will tell members of Fresno Post No 4 American Legion of tils experiences as a rhaplaln tvlicn the group meet tonight at 8-13 o'rlock in the Veterans Memorial Building Johnson a veteran of World War Is a mrmher of the post Mrs Flora Flese will sing at the meeting and Captain John Monroe Victory Bona officer at Hammer Field will show a moving picture Diary Of A Sergeant Tickets for next Thursday night's turkey dinner will he available for mem-liet't i MUSCLES that Build rely on Sloan's solutes Hie building trades the men who wark with brick and brash lumber and itoeL Their muoclti train that we may have bamua schools churetjat theaters and factorial To the dignity ef their leber we pey reopect Arc You Intorcsted? 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