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THE FRESNO BEE THE REPUBLICAN VOL 51 NO 9163 Founded 1922 FRESNO CALIF SUNDAY FEBRUARY 1 1948-72 PAGES (SIX SECTIONS) Phone 3-5221 (Pr Copy Only Is (uadsy lOe) (Ay Carrur XMlrary 1119 aoaUily) Drought Hits Hardest JSAS Death loll Rises In India Cities As bandni yre burns 9 it Valley Grain Crops BOMBAY (India) Jan people upon whom Mohandas ny 01 Mry 40 'Per Pent or Grain Ruined 1 ri Ison while far below Truman Gets Full State Party Backing i solidly behind the candidacy of Kwrssbssrswws lhe rrty with which national committeemen Ed- Soviet Boosts Spending On i War Research MOSCOW Jan Finance Minister Arseni Zverev announced today Russia's 1948 military budert will total 65943X00000 rubles (about $13188600X00) down 1057-! 000000 from last but "big scale" -research funds have been Increased 7 per cent to an undisclosed total President Truman has requested $11X25X00000 for United Slates na- lionsl defense expenditures tn flsral 1949 whlrh begins July 1 1948 but) the figure includes military re- search Total Topi 76 Billion Zverev told ths supreme Soviet (parliament) total expenditures for this year had been set at 378900-000000 rubles (about $75780000000 allowing for a surplus of 41100000-000 rubles (about $8250000000) Gandhi showered a lifetime of pleadings for brotherly love slashed one another's throats In Hots throughout' India today even as the mahatma's body was being The proposed arms expenditures will be 17 per cent of the total budget compared to 18 per rent last year Zverev did not Indicate the nature of the research to he financed by the increased Appropriation except to describe it as "scientific" On Big Scale Radio Moscow quoted him that Ihe added funds would be devoted to work on a big tional scale helping to make the national cremated on a scented funeral pyre Hindu fought Hindu with knives stones and flats The police were forced to fire Biarory of the one restore wounded Rede Are Involved In Bombay alone the official two day death toll was yesterday 10 all stabbed Sixty one The lowest rainfall up to iry 31st in the history of thei" hand of rioters here tonight bu'u the ire order Seven persons were of when only- 47 inch -I- was recorded But at the end of up on rainfall before the rlo ny still atronger" hy stabbing He said the money allocated to'injured at Bombay Province's Sum- others were Injured 46 of them Russia'a economic welfare includ ing all expenditure for industry agriculture and transportation would total 148910000000 rubles (shout $29782000X00 this year compared to 131980000000 (about $2636000000 In 1947 The dollar equivalents shovel nearby All processions and assem-at the official rate of were figured blies except marriages and 5X rubles to the dollar making the rubles worth about 20 cents At the more realistic diplomatic rate the ruble is worth 125 cents It would probably be worth considerably lesa than either pegged value in open market trading Figured by the diplomatic rale the dbllar equivalent of the military budget would be $8250000000 ana of the total budget $47362000- 'i non longin 000 Crowds streetrh of of Maha sassin belonged Fifteen Cross Cemetery where Fresno largest mass funeral was conducted yesterday for the accident victims Bee Photo Caskets containing the bodies of Mexican notional killed in the San Joaquin Valley wont air crash are shown lined up in the Holy each if iYm the name i Democrats for Wal lace faction and nation official of the Progressive Citizens of America Pauley himself who resigned his national rommlttee post after a dispute with Roosevelt and Tom Scully of Los Angeles an original Truman for president leader Young Roosevelt emerged firmly in the saddle in California Democratic Party affairs Delay Appointment Widelv rumored shifts placing him in Pauley'a post failed of consummation hut the committea turned Pauley's offirial duties over to Roosevelt as stale chairman and Mrs Edward Heller of San Francisco the national committea woman until after the Democratic national convention in June At that time the convention delegation was authorized to elect tha new member to the national committee for the next four years The executive committee elected 62 delegates and 62 alternatei to cast California's 34 convention votes The 16 delegates at larga will cast a half vote each and two votes will be cast by each of tha state's 23 congressional districts District delegates Include: Ninth Iener Nielsen Fresno attorney and Nathan Me-Vey Modesto attorney (Alternates are Mrs Orme Fresno and Mrs Catherine Everett Modesto) Tenth District Terry principal of tha Pixley High School and Mrs Beatrice Snilkrout Bakersfield state committee member Alternates are Dr Rupert Flower Visalia and Richard Repsher Bakersfield Henry A Wallace's thin) party bolt resulted In brusque treatment of Democrat For Wallace maw and woman on tha California delegation is pledged to tha renomination and reelectlon of Harry 8 Truman" Roosevelt aald "Therefore QED lhere ran be no Wallace names on this delegation" Rogers joined Roosevelt in predicting Truman 'would cany California After naming the delegation the rommlttee then approved a "statement of policy" for tha Democratic Party' of California reiterating and enlarging on a similar statement Issued last July 26th In Log Angeles Oppose Downey On CVP The statement drafted by former wmii Mbi ok kt Congressman George Outland I Lhe PMition of on the Jatisn In ram 1inin conclition Downey ha1 attack'd' thisPrlae Albert BerSdorfiTflfth board the "cUmtion 1 The poliry enunciated today put -Deputy Sheriff Ed Anderson of (the party on record that "the Cen-St Louis County identified the tral Valley's Project he huilt as capital of Poona Several more seriously injured at Bezwaria Madras Province in a clash Communists police clamped a one week 7 to 7 A rurfew on and two other disturbed towns were banned wandered through the attacking shops and offices persons known to bo members Sabha the militant Hindu organization to whirh Gandhi's as Narayan Vinayak Gadse Murder tattery Reported persons suspected of be-' to a death were arrested today high official of the criminal investigation department flew here Poona to investigate reports group set up a lottery In which assassin drew his assassin a medium built featured Hindu meanwhile unconcerned in New Parliament Street jail where secret investigators questioned continuously seeking the of accomplices he says" a police official "Is considered I should Gandhi's assassin' was described persona -who know him as a He was editor of the Saba Party newspaper Hindu in Poona wizened body of (ho saintly was cremated today In the of hundreds nf thousands abject mourners on the muddy of the sacred Jumna River In Delhi 169 Mourner Are Hurt least 100 persons were Injured stampede among the mourners the torch was put to ths pyre frenzied Hindus crashed police lines toward the flames Some were to leap into the fire and their revered leader in death a rharge by policemen armed metal tipped stavea stemmed rush flickering light of the Hindu leader's funeral pyre allowed to die out during the Previously It had been ex- to burn for 36 hours Gandhi's son Devsdas will return inly delegates at large who will cast a Victims Of Valley's Worst Air Crash Are Paid Final Tribute In Mass Funeral Rack to the California anil which they fepent the last yean of their lives tilling yesterday went the bodies of 28 Mexican nationals the victims of the San Joaquin Valley' worst air disaster last Wednesday near Coalings Their scheduled trip bark to their native land ending when the mer were In Involving The Bombay funerals Gandhi's A from this assignment The sharp sat service him names "All disclosed shoot by Maha Raahtra The Gandbl presence of banks New At in a when The through towering attempting Join But with the The assassinated was night peeled ta the burning ground Sunday to decide whether the' ashes will be preserved or cast Into the river Throughout the night group of worshippers visited the scene nf the cremation Rut the huge crowd whirh witnessed the solemn cere- monv yesterday had gone Troops stood guard around the pyre Lone Star State Buys Battleship PORTSMOUTH (Va) Jan The battleship Texas last of the old class blattlewagona still In active service will end her seafaring rareer In the Lone Star state April 21st First United Stales warship purchased the normal 491 inch figure is nowhere near a low rrrnrri The bureau also cited figures to prove seasons whirh arc deficient at first frequently catrn slayer as Joe A Conlanzi shout 32 Elmer storekeeper who had been denied the beer tavern license Deputy Anderson said that Berna-dorf told him the hoard had argued all afternoon over request for the licensr A they pre tn licensr Ai they 2 VolI on5nl the room Returning a few momenta later by a side door he asked what the vote was Informed that the lirense had father of two sons was hoard chair- r-jsssr Auttortl'ViM th tar ouinomiPi Min inr no in nnn re-' Jecled Conlanzi' license request because It did not want a second uihmn tavern in the small community i Schuman Move Dims De Gaulle Thorez Hopes WASHINGTON Jan UV-Houaa Democrats proposed a $200 additional peraonaf exemption today for every Income tax payer 'There wax every Indication though that their bid waa too low to offer aerloua competition with the $85001000000 Republican tax cutting bill alated for houae pas-aaie Monday And In the senate where tax bllla generally get a thorough reshaping Republicans were hot after Democratic votes whlrh they will need to override an expected Veto Senator McClellan Democrat Arkansas told a reporter he will vole to override such a veto If the Republicans will agree to hold the federal revenue loss to $1000000-000 Includes Profit Tax The whispered hope substitute which a group of Democrats worked out in exSpeaker Sam Ray-: offira would do three things Raise personal exemptions and credit for dependents from $500 JLa $700 The revenue loss from this Should be about $3200000000 Put back an excess porflls tax on business recapturing the $3200000000 relief granted to Individual taxpayers Let husbands and wives In all states split their incomes for tax purposes This would reduce their obligations In most Instances The treasury loss from this provision was estimated at $800000000 Bills Are Compared The Republican bill ronlains the Income split provision for married couples and a $100 Increase In personal exemptions In addition i married couples and a $100 Increase I In personal exemptions In sddltlon Jit would offer percentsge cuts ranging from 30 percent for those at tne lower end of the tax ladder and 10 per cent at the top Rayburn said the $200 personal exemption boost proposed hy the Democrats would take 10000000 persons off the tax mils Republicans claim their $100 Increase would take out 7400000 persons I In contrast to the Democrats the Republicans called for no tax In-! creases but only cuts I Neither bill includes President proposal for a $40 for everybody tax credit but Rayburn said the Democrat plan to raise personal exemptions by $200 would have approximately the same effect He estimated that the Democratic version would cost the government a net loss of only In revenues compered with the $6X00000X00 of the GOP bill The plan will be laid before the house Monday shortly before the vital vote whlrh is ex-Itected to send the Republican mea-'Ore to the senate POW Saves Fliers Life After Crash DIGNE (France) Jan The only survivor among 22 Americans in two United States plane crashes in the Alps today credited a German prisoner of war with aavlng his life Sergeant Angelo LaSalle of Des Moines la was thrown dear when his a B17 Flying Fortress-burned He was found by Horst Kupskl former German air force pilot working for a French farmer on the mountain The German removed his own shoes cost and hat and put them on the American The Fortress crashed yesterday Just after Its crew had sighted the wreckage of an air force C47 transport Whlrh went down Tuday Twelve Americans Including three women and five children died aboard the transport After putting his overroat and hat on LaSalle the German helped carry the American down the snow covered mountain Sectors described con on as fair here were 10 crewmen In all ard the Fortress which crashed the summit of 6600 foot snt Cneval Blanr Searchers I another Fortress crewman through the crash hut died outa to the hospital at Dlgne miles northeast of Marseille 11 bodies of the Fortress victims shave been recovered Seven Are Killed LONDON Jan 31 iAV Seven British fliers were killed today In tha crash of a taneaxter bomber near -litres France Three other members of the Royal Air Force were Injured and five escaped un hurt Cotton Minion Urges Japoneit Textile Aid TOKIO Jan 31UM-Mrmhera an Amerlran cotton mission to Japan aald here today Amerlran Industry for lla own "future sari rurity" should help rehabilitate the lipaneae textile industry and aid It In reestablishing Itself In Orient-1 and former colonial markets In a press conference William Iambs president of the American 3otton Manufacturers Association aid the three man mission hsd trailed 16 proposals whlrh will he ecommenried to General Douglas UarArthur and whlrh will he pro-lenled lo Washington for approval Jacoha aald the recommendations will not he made public until diseased and adopted The Bee Today Page Books IIIIIIIMtilMIIIIIIIH A -3 Cartoon City News In Brief A-4 Classified Advertising C-ll Club News Section Comlrs Color Section Country LifeTablold Section Editorials iiaC-12 Financial News Markets Fresno's yesterdays C-12 Lodge News iA-IO ytuelli Airy Hampton mD-6 'Politics In Review C-12 Public Think iatiia(MJ Questions And Answers aMi(M2 Radio Tabloid Sect Ion i 23 San Joanum Valiev News R-8 R-7 Social News ltai Section Sports a a a aaa aC-it C-l C-J Vital Statlstlri i ia i a a it ii it C-4 weather llltB-l 17 Partitioners May Speed Entry Into Palestine 'LAKE SUCCESS Jan The United Nations partition commission will enter Palestine in March or April Informed quarters predicted today The exact date depends on negotiations with the British and the outcome of security council debate on providing international military force Sources close Jo Dig commission stressed that the five nation body is not ready to accept the British warning that the should stay out of the Holy Land until two weeks before the end of British rule Britain has set May 15th to end her old League of Nations mandate The commission planned to pursue this point vigorously with the British delegation here1 and even carry an appeal directly to Foreign Secretary Bevin if necessary Persona familiar with the work of the partition commission whirh meets at all times In dosed session aald the group has reached the stage where it rould leave for Palestine on short notice Insistence of the delegates on getting to the scene early Is l)ed on their belief much of Ihe work can ho done best on the spot 6 Arabs Are Killed JERUSALEM Jan 31 Snipers and hoohy traps killed six Arana today In Palestine's communal warfare The unofficial death toll since the United Nations voted for partition November 29th rose to 1008 Although more than 20 persons were killed during the past week the period was the quietest the Ilnly Land has experienced in two month Rut both Arabs' and Jews hur- chartered plane In which they were riding crashed the farm workers were paid a final tribute in the largest mass funeral In Fresno's history Caskets Occupy Two Rows The 28 dray raskeU containing the lest remains of the arcident victims were lined up in two long rows in the Holy Cross Cemetery where the age old rites of the Catholic church were recited over the By kobkbt Einws biers PARIS Jan 31 iC) Premier gVfii hundred members of Robert Scguman may have as- Fresno's Mexican colony who at-sured himself anSlher six months tended the graveside rilea wept rfM openly as Monslgnor John Galvin in office If hla aurgery on tneiflj thl gl cthedral and French monetary system Is success- Rav jMe Galarrela pastor of ful That was the opinion today of Our Lsdy of Mount Carmel parish many member of the national as- Intoned the prayers for the dead semhly Crave la Feet tang Schuman a popular Republican id one became premier during the crucial permitting the 27 men an win Pauley has been identified This took the form of a reshuffling of delegation candidates tn include Will Rogers Jr vociferous "pro Truman" supporter and Henry I Dockweiler nf tax Angeles state rommlttee treasurer among the 16 unit under the Integrated control nf the bureau nf reclamation and developed under reclamation law which limits the amount of water developed by public money which can he supplied to any one individual tn the amount necessary to irrigate 160 acres" It also harked the administration foreign pollcv rationing and price controls inflation restraints rent controls continued high taxation asrs Tiih -a ilwl employes carried pas- isenger daily during the past year Rut the honks showed balance in the red of monun Coleman suggested the employe take approximately a cent hourly wage slash at least until March alieg'd it was thl result of I faulty equipment Zverev announced there will be no Increase in taxes this year Rtalln Geta Ovation Premier Josef Stalin uniformed as a marshal appeared at the su-ireme Soviet aesiion He aeemed excellent Health and replied with a smile to a tremendous ovation' Radio Moscow reported Zverev painted a bright picture of the Soviet economy atating the nation ended 1947 with a budget aurplus of 24000X00000 rubles (shout $4 800X00X00 at the offirial rata) Discussing the military budget Zverev said the Soviet armed forces had used only 64494000000 rubles of the 67000000000 appropriated last year Cold Wave Adds To Hardship In Eastern Areas CHICAGO Jan 31 r-WB Temperature ranging from far below zero to only slightly above con tin-plague the eastern half of nitea States tonight with ued to the Unltei hardships affecting home owners Industries and travelers The northeastern section of the country from Maine as far south as the Carolina was the hardest hit Weather forerastera saw little substantial relief until the middle) of next week Here Is tha shaped up: Temperatures Unofficial readings of 41 degrees below zero were recorded at Warren Pa Benning ton VtH reported below and Albany 28 below the lowest since they began keeping records In 1795 West of Pennsylvania temperature readings were alightly higher most of them above zero New York City recorded zero the lowest of the year and hundreds of families are without aufficient fuel The city asked 86 oil terminal deal-era to remain open over the week end to supply hardship rases Oil Gas Shortage The fuel oil and natural gas shortages extended from the Rocky Mountains to the and Its rltrus crop waa expected to be spared emergency Is Declared ---s' BRAniYinn'iri rh i ior ljSun thl com- JTunuy 7 17 'J ITIWl Used fuel early ioday ln the w'ske oTan ''p fuITrliYrJi'ii Ufl nd woman to he hurled side hy side The priests were flanked hy altar hoys bearing the aiperaorlum or holy water sprinkler and censers anil hy representatives of Mexiro and ths United Stales carrying the Meslran and Amerlran flags None of the arcident victims was from the Fresno aren Only 12 of the 28 could be Identified and Ihe remainder were plared In the grave In caskels marked only wllh letters of the alphabet The nationals had corns to the United Slates to work In California's harvest field during the war tavern me nt Officials Attend Representing the Mexican and United Stales governments at the funeral were Consul Rodolfo Sala-xar and United Stairs Immigration Srrvlre Inspect ora James Butler and Otto Mute Moral tributes tn the unknown dead were presented hy Lodge No 30 Alienas His pane Americana the Our lady of -Guadalupe Aaancla-lion the Fresno Mexican Pntrlotln Cnmmlllee the Mexican colony days of the November riots and strikes At that time the same assembly sources predicted his middle or the rood coalition government would not last two weeks It' was believed then he would he succeeded hy either Maurice Thnrei the Moscow trained Communist trailer or General Charles De Gaulle head of the right iat rally of the French people (RPF) Broke Strikes But Schuman broke Ihe strikes and then pushed his monetary program through the assembly Roth moves are believed to have dimmed tha chances of either Thnrei or De Gaulle There Is talk now If Schuman atepa down In six months he will turn the premiership over to hla finance minister) Rene Mayer a member of the radlral Social! (conservative) Party Mayer gained stature hy the way he presented the government's monetary pro-tram The program provided for: Devaluation of the franc from 120 to 214 to the dollar Thl step rJectd he pulled a 30-30 exrept In lower bracket incomes caliber deer rifle from under hit civil rights federal aid for educa-overcoat and started shooting ition and anti trust enforcement Slayer Flee Anderson said Conlanzi ran from'- i strlke Ties Up Conlanzi drove to the home nf a California bachelor HJalmrr Carlson living I I thre miles from Elmer Carlson! Nfre fit said Conlanzi told Him of the shoot- ing hut assured Carlson he would SAN FRANCISCO FeK not hurt him Cshle cars of the California Street Anderson said Conlanzi left sonic Company halted at 12:40 money with Carlson for his daugh-A today as employe struck In ter and a clgaret lighter for hlPrnlt over a company demand wife lie also left a message fpi- thst thry take a pay rut Sheriff Sam Owens of St Louis1 AH grlpmen and conductors County operate one nf th two Conlanzi then went outside or remaining historic cable car sys-Carlson's rahm walked lOt) feet and rm fljGly rejected the company a killed himself wllh the deer rifle Remand of hourly wage reduc-Anderson said Contents of Con- tanxl's note were not available "'kfd hv the San Francisco La-Dupac a township supervisor hp was married hut has no Pn( Svohoda wax township clerk He ln was married and had several rhl-hj glcmll Mdert of dren Makela also married and the rLil rlrd preparations for a rontinua tlon nf the struggle line with ful ntl iihir fmina "him memorial ine mo Texas will Be British soldiers placed an antl'iUf mi tael wd Irom the Norfolk Naval tank gun and a 3 inrh mnrlar In suonlle (Iraatlcallv curtalledN I Shipyard early In March to her fi-hlll position commanding Jerua-lJP aa rUi0mrC were In Jnal renting at lhe historical lem'a old walled city A mllilary San Jacinto Monument and Mu- -worker UM hrp JliihiniYcnmPnlrtp thri'hout the country he-ure In rase any trouble la coming rauw of thf ihorilRMt any PArcordlng to Ihe Jewish Agency Ihe Arahs are besieging 1X00 wIhunfed east DMraDiSd tK In the enrlent walled area Theinduifry ohahlv'th shard British have a serurlly force of ht prohftly th hrdMt nnlv 150 men in the aerllnn where I re 0 i Weather conditions The third rj'ihi Aratklu'lah flchline hVy Mt orr" th Winter lhXPh intarruflfon "5 "WrDl cr0M Tennesee rauilira the transfer of Jewish children eastern seaboard EVery home owner hrat- swept arroaa Tennessee southern Kentucky and eastward into the Carolina Florida hv a state tn he used as a memorial the old Texas will be Therrvk2i will he conduct ed at 2:30 (EST) at tha First Bap- tlnlriari Mexicans Club Onona: tne Morelos Societe'a two hranchr list Church here with Rev Charles I Iyon Seasholea tn rharge Rurlal will he in Woodland Cemetery whsm with hi brother new lihe first heavier than air craft at nrsi neavier man air craft at Kmyhawk December 17 iyu 1903 'i waa drslgned In Increase exports and encourage manufacturing Calling In of all nolrs of 3000 franc denomination In an effort tn demolish Ihe black market which has hern Inflating prices Estahllinmrnt of a free market for gold dollars and Portuguese escudos Bate Curb May Go Opening of a free gold market lajWehh le of the first steps toward ahnl-kels lahing all rate controls on the complrllnn of the Interment this franr Just as Ihe country did aflrr! morning the war nf 1871 and World War Crews' Bodies gent Homo After the triumph In The hndle of the three crew 1871 France made a come hark In I members nf the lllfnled ship were two years Reparations were palrtjSrnl I Ihelr homes for funeral (fktntlnned On Page A4 Col 1) I If nnllmied On Pag A4 Col I) the Mexican consulate the International Society of Mutual Benefits No 17 Cluh No 13: the Mexican Chsmher nf Commerce nf the Ran Joaquin Valley and Joaquin Model of Madera Jinn Mercado and Mrs Mary Rios Not ill of the victim were Interred In yesterday afternoon's services and Deputy Coroner 1L posted a guard over the ras-one the first steps' toward ahnl-'kels during the night pending on Money In Hands Of Public I Billion Since Yule hm Owa I I kwaa I emergency fuel cnmmlllee ordered 1 wiinvil wlllVsG I UIC 1 WASHINGTON Jan 31 -11 -dominant cause of the drop IhejFrank Tanforan DlfiS -ho thc SAN RAFAEL X2 mof raporl a show there 1 tvank Tanforen 61 fne whose 1 from Cyprus Internment ramps to the Holy Land Sinre December 1st a total of 1500 children under 17 have entered Fafesllne an informant said anz sain Meanwhile It was learned the rah taaeiie haa HMrieri Pa eat ne Arab League has divided Palestine IhI I- oommanri fnc th eiicm Jcwlsh sourer claimed an armed forre of between 4t and WO Syrian Arab crossed Into Palestine last night from Transjordan They reportedly traveled In 33 truck and were billeted In Arab villages north nf Jerusalem Toll Is Set At 300 PORT Lotus 1 Mauritius Island) Jan At least 300 persona an Indian Ocean Island 90 miles snulhWMt of here off Ihe east roast Ohio Convict ShoU7 Years Ago Develops Stony Heart COLUMBUS to) Jan ithe JB rsllher bullel Indeed In his Seventeen )ear ago lny R--IVhonl'aXr heW jobl nhifi AltrArlfri HAlloiuvlrtf ttfnjn ymintilowit fnrlorlfi lion as hoy with a bullet In RPlhnni rlnimed Ihe bullet re-hla heart" Today hi vital organ slowly la being encrusted with a ftny lining Arrangrments are being made for Ihe 31 yrar old Inmate of the Ohio Penitentiary to undergo a surgical operation In University llnslptal to right" Rrihain told reporter aflrvii lale Ihe stony encroachment I feel sluniish and 1 find it difficult mslned In Ihe heart for time la now located In the left groin The is ilony sheath apparently in over a pei iod ofyean alow- inking Ihe heart frrown rhnkin "Pora long time I have not felt "I talllllie allrvs' and' o'l talnmeSt to cnlri wave end Mtrtu The only bright spot In the picture today was removal nf a strike threat by some 400 workers at the Kendatl Oil Company They had 1 (iKre IMS rtf fuel ail auaSiieTta Mmll fwSSa 1 uppllM 10 ome WW homes living are forcing peop lo lake den" or even "lost" Thai left the To'aHfnrnSii'frnm hls'naTwe money from "hiding hu- lnlsl amount in the hands of the L10 Vara rack opened reau drawjrs mattresses sock: public $28X860H)0U0 isoq iT lind hi fsther had for current spending need Employment Shows Kle May Re Seasonal Significantly that Is $179000000 Rut they added that it also mavleis than the amount outstanding reflect nnly an unusually large de-lat the same time last Year The sig-rllne of the "seasonal" nstuie niflcance arises from the fast there which normally follows after has been a hig rise In currant em- SAN FRANCISCO 31-Junior Wilde Southern Pacific Itlwerc killed and tens of thousands were left homeless by a 10 hour ty has'nhoon phlch struck Reunion Island Monday night Cables from resident nf Reunlan ployment wage rales production uncamoiive fireman of MonteJIn and prlcM--ll factors which nor New asks gmonpo damages from mally Increase "cliTUlatlng" money he railioad in a suit filed yesler- The farl Ihe lotal has decreased dv In the federal disirirt court In the face nf these factors Is fur-1 He id he was seriously Injured Iher evidence many peoplo have to ir-iln collision Novemher 5M hsd to turn loose at tssi part In ihe Montelln freight yard Christmas At this time everv year1 people have paid large auma to and the latter have re- turned Ihrm to the hanking ss lem nuitina the funds temporarily nut or circulation If the decline continues through February It mHI he evidence the pinch of higher living costa is the 'of Smith Africa said meleorologlsis around Ihe hrsrl breathe My client feels like ltrarflrdrd winds up to 190 miles an The pericardial ronrral Inn -call- lias drawn I hour during the aloim before Ihelr The birth of a seven pound 11 rifled lining around the hrsrt-st- In IN3 he hnsiw Invnlved In inslniment were rendered useless ounce daughter to film actor Don psrenlly developed from a bullet) the holdup of Youngstown tavern Afier the cyclone Mew iiself Fore and his wife Ihe former wound recalled in Youngstown and rweived a sentence nf three a drenrhlng rain pour'd doM-n on Marion Holmes was disclosed to- years ago Mhen Rrshsis was yean He come up for parols con- th ruins and did not lit up until day The De Fores hart two other hoi accidentally by 6 playmate istderalloa neat June lyesterday jchlldrtn 1 im-ns uis nirrHTrt i LOS ANGELES Jan 11 idl i the monev in their "hiding places" ay lh economists.