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CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE Monday, May 25, 1953 Part 3 Page 12 G. O. P. Official Arrives in City CATHOLIC GROUP TOLD SERVICE IS KEY TO LIFE Sympathy, understanding and willingness to share others' bur Essay awards went to Helen Kavanaugh, 17, of 11256 St. Lawrence St.

Louis' academy, and Thomas Nichols, 13, of 1628 Sun-nyside St. Mary of the Lake school. Poster awards were received by Ronald Sewell, 17, of 1451 Belle Plaine St. George's High school, Evanston, and Jamison Carter, 13, of 677 Roscoe Our Lady of Mount Carmel school. Thomas Webb Sexton was reelected council president.

GAULLIST SEEKS PARTY VOTES FOR ANEWCABINET BY HENRY WALES Chicago Tribune Frri Service 1 PARIS, May 21 President Au-riol today asked Andre Diet helm, dens are the key to the true meriean Chris- 8 fftMJf i i he Rev. John La- of reaching terms with the Russians. If he is premier when the Bermuda conference meets, he will certainly advocate calling a four nation parley with the Russians to seek an over-all agreement. Warning by Bidault PARIS, May 24 Reuters Georges Bidault, foreign minister in the outgoing Mayer government, said today if the country's present political crisis continues the coming so-called big three conference in Bermuda may become a big two meeting. lie told a Popular Republican party M.

R. P. meeting that for a conference of this kind among heads of states careful preparations were necessary. The national assembly, in overthrowing the government headed by Rene Mayer, did not seem to realize this, he said. Farge, editor of the National FOUR INMATES Catholic Weekly, Anarli amnntarv I said yesterday ESCAPE FROM in the national assembly and told them to get a new name for their group, made no objection to Diet-helm's tentative acceptance.

Declines to Act Guy Mollct, secretary general of the Socialist party, the first man called by Auriol, this morning renounced the task. The Socialist party prefers to remain in the opposition until such time as parliament agrees with our policies or until a new general election enables the people to state their will," he said. It is not believed that Diethelm will bo able to corral enough votes to give him a majority in parliament. The R. P.

F. party, like Gen. de Gaulle, is opposed to the European army and the European defense community. Keynnud Would lie Next If Diethelm fails, Paul Rey-naud, war time premier at the time of the French debacle in 1910, is expected to be offered the post. Rut he, too, is held to have a slim chance of succeeding.

Then is it expect ed that Georges Bidault. of the M. R. I'. Catholic party I will be summoned.

Bidault was foreign minister in Mayer's cabinet and is a strong advocate nual interracial TRAINING SCHOOL communion i-our inmates or me Illinois breakfast in the state training school for boys in Kane county escaped yesterday from a playing field during a leader of the ral-leader of the Rally of French People party, to form a new government to succeed the cabinet of Rene Mayer. Diethelm said he 1 give his reply tomorrow afternoon after has con recreation period. They are Or-I ville Hurst, 13. of 7410 Parnell Ronald Meyers. 13, of 3919 Shakespeare a William Munday, 16, of LaFarce Blackstone hotel.

More than 350 persons attended the function, which is sponsored by the Catholic Interracial council. They heard Father LaFarge declare that the program of the interracial movement is not alone dispelling prejudices but also finding a way to let the world's people live together in peace. The Rev. Stanley C. Stoga, Catholic school board official, presented awards to winners of the council's essay-poster contests.

Andre Pirltu-lm Robbed of Cab and $19, Driver Reports to Police Two Negroes with a revolver and a knife held up George Wax-ley, 948 W. 61st a Yellow Cab driver, at 4119 Langley av. and fled with $19 and his cab, he notified police yesterday. 706 Marquette and Robert Van Buskird, 15. of 5237 Chicago av.

Hurst was committed to the school Feb. 20 by Judge Thomas Klu-czynski; Meyers on Aug. 13, 1952, by Judge Henry Clayton; Munday on April 29, and Van Buskirk on Feb. 6, both by Judge Kluczynski. ferred with leaders of other parties and groups in the national assembly to seek their support.

Gen. Charles de Gaulle, organizer of the R. P. F. who recently disowned the party's ST deputies fTRIlirNT! Phntol Mrs.

Arth being greeted at Midway airport by Richard Ogilvie (center), Cook county Young Republican chairman, and Tilmon Kreiling, state president of group. MOVE TO SOLVE SUPER-HIGHWAY ROUTE PROBLEM Need Railway Property, Transfer Facilities BY THOMAS BUCK A final attempt was shaping up yesterday to solve a problem that threatens to delay the completion of the new 123 million dollar Congress st. super-highway. The situation involves the acquisition of miles of railroad property for the super-hichway route, a relocation of elevated trains to a stretch of Van Buren vt and the construction of facilities in Forest Park for transferring passengers between the Chicago. Aurora Elrrin Electric i ail-way ami the Chicago transit authority.

Also involved is the construction of a two mile section of the new super-highway which thus far has been held up because the city of Chicago has been unable to tear down an overhanging elevated structure. The problem lias been under consideration for many months by the county and state highway departments, the city's department cf subway and super-highways, the CTA. and the Aurora Elgin. However, it was only recently that a. solution became an immediate necessity.

Facilities Ke.ulv Tml-iy Virgil E. Gunlock. Chicago's commissioner of public works, announced that facilities will be ready today for the street level operation of trains in Van Plans Convention HOUSING PLAN ISSUE AT POLLS IN LOS ANGELES Models for Boys or Girls I $879S Schwinn 2b-lnch "Phantom" Bike Vou Can Own One of These A 1 i li a Poulson Favored to Beat Bowron BY SEYMOUR KORMAN Chicago Trlbunf Tress Service Los Angeles, May 21 Angelenos go to the polls Tuesday to vote in the most bitterly fought mayoralty contest in the city's history. Rep. Norris Poulson Cal.

is Carol Arth of Berkeley, chairman of the Young Republican National federation, said yesterday that the chief complaints she hears about the Eisenhower administra-trJrTcome from staunch Republicans and involve patronage. Mrs. Arth changed planes at Midway airport, en route to her Washington headquarters after checking arrangements for the Young Republican national convention in Rapid City, S. June 11 to 13. President Eisenhower will be one of the convention speakers.

Mrs. Arth was elected Republican national co-chairman before the 1952 campaign and became official head of the organization hen Chairman Herbert B. Warburton resigned to run for. congress from Delaware. without Paying a Cent! favored to beat Mayor Fletcher I Bowron, who is seeking a fifth term.

The prime issue is a 110 million dollar federally subsidized housing project, which has been styled socialistic and a blow to the citv's THE i i i. Euren st. These facilities were economy. Bowron is the foremost built at city expense to permit proponent of the project, and Poul-the razing of the Garfield Park SOn is against it. mil SiructUlt- uu'i ut- Tneirl-iv" nWtinn ic nnrmnn highwav route between Racine and 13 CHICAGO AREA SCHOLARS GET FELLOWSHIPS from the April 7 primary, in which Poulson led Bowron.

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Election interest was pointed up by a four day congressional sub- For WEN end BOYS Also WOMEN'S end fF Also GIRL'S Mode! committee hearing which ended GIRL'S Model a resuu. ine r.tn iu Thursday. The subcommittee, Aurora r.igm lawnvtis jj by Rep. Hoffman Three were awarded to University of Illinois professors at Urbana. The foundation fellowships are granted to men and women regardless of race or religion who have demonstrated capacity for original scholarly research and artistic creation.

Research scholars and artists are assisted by the foundation. Established in 1923 The foundation was established heard evidence of extravagance, mismanagement, and communist infiltration in the housing project. The subcommittee was also informed that altho Los Angeles voters rejected the project in a ballot proposition in June, 1952, Bowron and officials of the local housing authority have insisted on goinsr ahead with it. There was CTA's trains at Desplames Forest Park, was conceived. Before this plan can be effected, these decisions must be made: 1.

Who will pay the estimated 5150,000 cost of temporary transfer facilities at Desplair.es av? The CTA and the Aurora fc Elgin ere cf the opinion that the highway departments should stand this cost because the problem was created by the super-highway project. 2. How much shrill the CTA pay in 1925 by the late senator from Colorado, Simon Guggenheim, andj his wife, in memory of a son, John Simon Guggenheim, who died as I ISilscs for Everyone iront 3-YEARS and UP! a young man in 1922. Serving on testimony that the city could have the committee selecting recipients bailed out of the project con SCHWINN "TRAVELER" 26-INCH LIGHTWEIGHT BIKE SCHWINN 26-INCH SEMI-EQUIPPED "LEADER" BIKE tract bv repaying the federal gov- f. fry nnrt nf its tracks between av Either Boy's sr Girl's Model Either Model FOR ONLY a year ago.

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The loot they took in those forays was was small. The 10 year olds said they spent part of the S100 at the Riverview amusement park and planned to buy a motor launch for a trip across the lake. All three boys were released in custody of their parents after being lectured. WARNSCIGARET DISTRIBUTORS ON POOR STAMPING Richard J. Lyons, director of the Illinois department of revenue, warned cigaret distributors yesterday that they would lose their tax meter stamping privileges if their stamps on packages are poor, blurred, and illegible." The move is intended to help stamp out the racket in selling untaxed cigarets with counterfeit stamps.

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Poulson, named as one of the most economy minded members of the 82d congress, has campaigned on assertions that he will restore good government to Los Angeles. He said he will work to eliminate crime and the narcotics peddling racket and to cut down the smog nuisance, and will act in harmony with the city council, which has been in almost constant conflict with Bowron. Bowron was elected in 193S, after the recall of Mayor Frank ShawT, and was reelected in 1941, 1945, and 1919. He had been considered a conservative until he fostered the housing program a few years ago. Centers Attack on Newspaper Bowron centered most of his campaign attack on the Los Angeles Times, the city's biggest and most influential newspaper, which is Poulson's leading supporter.

He listed the wealth and widespread business interests of Norman Chandler, the Times' publisher, and charged that Chandler and the latter's social and financial associates were in a plot to control the city's economic life. The Times response was that Bowron was glad enough to accept its sponsorship three previous campaigns, and that he is now desperate because the newspaper split with him after his stand on the housing issue. The Times declared that it was for good government and civic responsibility and felt those were not exemplified in Bow ron after he disregarded the people's wishes on the housing project. Also on the Tuesday ballot are two bond issue propositions one for for expansion of Angeles international airport, and the other for 527,000,000 for a combined civic auditorium and sports arena. ARTICLES TAKEN FROM ALTO June Wltry, 6306 S.

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