The Post-Standard from Syracuse, New York • Page 4

4 THE POST-STANDARD Wednesday, April 2, 1947 tf T. RESCUED FHOM FIRE. (AP Wlreptioto)--Clyde X.ymnn, IVi (center), who is blind, is shown i his brothers and playmates in a neighbor's bed a their rescue from a lire in Boston yesterday. The others arc "VVayni; layman. Paul Gagnon, Joan Gngnon, 3, and Michael I.yman, 5.

Democrats Win-- Monarchists Split On Franco Decree (Concluili-d from I) George McKibbm and received only 54.53 per cent of the voles cwsl. Ken nelly, in his i bid for office, won a four-year in a posi pays and controls city hall jobs. A I A JSSUKS 1IKAHD lie has pxprt-ssod a opposition" to "ftraft, and corruption" in government hud rnnde bid for i Independent vote. MADRID. Monni'fhlMts wore divided yesterday on the o.f Cjenoru'lissinio 'FrnncJsco Franco's decrcu of suucensUm actu- brjngs closer the return of i to Spanish throne, vacant foe Tabcrnl monarchists, who Wherry Asks-- (Concluded from 1'ajfc I) a muy he is "very much worried a i to i I wreck" (ho atomic irn.

Complon, nn Hl.nmlo on- i i wrote furl.hur, i snlcf, "key inen" In the program arc "pretty much disgusted." Bridges repliqd terrible i i Jot: scientists to I they Kick Soviet Out, Says Byrd-- (Concluded from I) Communist: aUompt to take over Greek government; feeding on crisis, others saw i chftnce for non-Communist elements to strengthen their hand. SEES SPLIT rOLIOY In a i for economic sanctions against Communism, Byrd said that the United States now is trying to "ride two horses going in opposite directions" by encouraging trade with Russia and her satellites while planning to pour out millions of dollars to -flftht Communism. In contending that the United Nations should pass, immediately on the Greek-Turkish question, Byrd dismissed as a "Jot of pious words" a declaration suggested by Senators' Vandenbcrg (R), and Con- aally CD), Tex. The two senators propose thi't the preamble of the Greek-Turkish aid legislation state a the United Slates action fits the principles the United Na- Lions. Byrd also said thnl Vnndcnberg proposal to allow the UN, by a majority vole, to off the U.

S. nicl Just would not work. said member nations nqt volo (lie program because of! hopes of KcHing; A i a dollars for themselves. i not comment; on Hi IN report, ho i tell jjorlnt 1 i lio l.hinks dnnlh i i and state of crisis in Greece." 3-ie added: "ft is my hope that the Greek people establish a stable government represenlntive of! the majority of tho Greek people." "When President a asked for the $400,000,000 program he took note of the popu 1 a ily George's in some tors. He said; "The- Greek government; has been operating in nn atmosphere of chaos and extremism.

It has nwde mistakes. The extension of aid by i country does not mean a the United Slates condones i a Greek government has done or will do," Bill to Give Stale Control of Airport Projects Signed A A Gav. yesterday signed Hie Oliver i 'No Bill' Returned In Elopement Case PORTLAND, Me. A a a reported "no bil.l" yes- in ihc cnsc of 'H'. Tm- forme i i Xor of, the pretender Boa a discounted ni-u out on somite does not do they a fiool Injected i i i l.ssuefi| KruricoV, its a ruse In i protested Lhi.it Cumpton's in his i i i i i i i Ihe na- a i support for the carried no I i a i of tfovcrruni'n'l.

a i i i a i nffflh'M nnd itsyert.lnK it vote iDernncuilic would "a for war," "When a ovur the wjittt in the cl(y on April 35, it i be the first i that Ken- has stepped i nn elective i i Kcnnclly--. pronounced with the flccerr. on the second syllable--is president of the Werner Erolhers-Kcnnrlly large storage find i i i He also has t-con a director of Wilson packers, nnd the Chicago Association oC Commerce, headed the Ked Cross campaign in Chicago and was iti ha 1 dozen other civic, charitable nnd industrial societies. He's Democrat, but he never belonged to the party's Chicago or- ganization--nnd twice supported primary election candidates who were opposed by the party's leaders. Kenneily stands under the and weighs 190 pounds.

Hn's a bachelor rind a Catholic. Born in Chicago's Bridgeport cUs- irict, close to -he yards, ho completed thn-e years of hijjh school and (her) got a job as an of- They claimed a not provide for a taf(ilhnnlc mon- ju-chy tfinco it does not provide Tor the iiilierilmice of this throma from father- to sou but the choice of a i or retfont in the of 'ranco and the "council of the cho.ncn by i Members of this group said they expected Dun drum now in exile in EstorH, Portugal, to issue a statement: i a i the plan. They said they also found none- ccptnble Ihe requirement a the Spanish chief of slate swear to support the a a laws decreed by Franco. Conservative- monarchists "who are Franco's regime. Iho i i i their hope for the eventual restoration of Iho monarchy, said were pleased by the text of the proposed Jaw.

Economy Drive- (Concluded from Faye I) a r.lrlltu by ncinntl.stK. Wluin'y, a i i i louder-, Xavc Ihi; ft brond i l.hnl. iiu cxpL'ds no volt; this 'When TllcKonloopcr snld iVn scnjitc could ngrco to rejiuh vef- rlict Thiu'Sdny, i ilita "nifuiy a i lo be the somite recessed, Mc- (D), hold l.hr Tor I IK; second day i was assured -would bt: his Tho senate i hold ses- todny nnd Thurstlny i the hns not been a I I i re- ThursdHy j)lght over the weekend. Hudson Motor Co. Hit by Walkout fice boy in warehouse He earned a captain's rank in the army during world 1.

i 54,000 in accumulated pay, he organized a warehousing company. 4 Plumbers Begin Work Stoppage NEW YORK. i A i hundred AFL phunberj in Brooklyn and Quecn.y. employed on projects und i a i fncilEties in --An i .14,000 workers at the Hud.son Motor Co. wore, sont homo yesterday i a of HO cm- pJoyc.s Jn.

Ihe cutUir i i de- a of the toot room, The men a off i jobs i -i 4 4. i i 1 1 over a two-day i i cul was due to "misunderstand-! a i a ard of locM and a in .154, CIO i A Workers. lion of eslimafe.s offered by tho veterans administration. The mis- widcrstandlruc was cleared up, be said, ju a subsequent conversation i Gen. Omar N.

Bradley, veterans' administrator. Cannon congratulated Taber on his "strategy. 11 He referred lo Tabor's explanation Flushing, beKun work. ictoppage which a spokesman said resu 1 ted from a i I re of i i trades to a i new pay scale. The spokesman said the plumbers' jiroup.

Local 1 r-f the AFT- Plumbers and Gas Fitters i and the Master Plumbers' had wHreed a six wt'ek? of upon $ZBI nn hour for A i 1, bnl a the i i had nut yei signiried Hgreemenl. The previous scale was nol. of Ihe most transparent a a hits ever been he'nvd." WHS llie first, time this year Ihe house has added subfitantla'l to an appropriation i hart allowed rto in the bill for continuation of the tfovemment-iinanced school program. Most Republicans opposed tho $0,000,000 amendment, offered by Rep. Cannon, but; enough of ihem joined put; The company snid the steward "did not follow grievance procedure provided in the contract," i was a i i by I i two days ago.

1 a president; oil the said steward protested the use of a foreman'on an hourly rated job in Ihc tool room in violation of the contract 1 BACK 1 ROM ANTAKCTU; SAN PKDRO, lee irenker, Burton Island, arrived yesterday a cruise i Adm. Hlchard. E. B.yrd's A i dt'cllo i Comm. a of Bench, skipper, said the 20.

)-foot ice buciced The senator renmrkrd LhJ.it rf.MiMun the program has boon i to the 'UN is "the tor, ii; nol; the cerlaiuly" that 'nusslft i veto it, A Byrd's a expulsion of i t-hc UN--1C wns iir- i Ve. N. a i i i i i i be by nn immorliaUi nan. 'R-unitin out in the Cor alleged a i of IVIann ii i hud been a i a i i i i i (jane i I JVlJsa iiot' Louise Whll.o, .17, a. i i ol! Trtifanl.

at the Hchonl. pleaded i i New M.ex.ico i When i euslJDcly. i i i a i a a i tho stale control over communities' a i i a i i federal-local airport projects toward which the stale eonlribulus no The munsure the slate commerce commissioner i i a control over plans and projects under Ihe federal airport act by which the U. S. and local governments evenly share costs.

Bewcy called for the legislation in his a a message to the legislature, declaring that federal should be channeled thru the a (o i a co-ordinated program of air service for "all sections of the slnie." Legislative Democrats, who fought Ihe i said ik -would deprive New York city and other communities of federal airport uld. The federal government, I bey contended, not where there was cbnirnl over projects, Tho governor also approved i i comment i lo; Tighten state control over pro- fessional, check cashing agencies and $250 Ceiling on chocks they may cash, JDxtcnd tho i rnora- lorJum law om: ycur, i July i bill, i i I a i i lo one, two i This governor approved oilier bills that Appropriate $50,000 for Ihe coir pensatlon board lo continue si. idy for diagnosis and evaluation of the progressive degrees of. disability and incapacity resulting rom silicosi.s or other dust diseases. Authome the conservation de- a lo a po.ssejiKi.on any land or waters for the pose oC protecting forests from fires.

prohibit: payment to out-of- i tractors on highway unlcsw they i proof nil al.alc Uxci hnyc been puid. SAVE THAT SHIRT! HELLEN tnerteti BEVERAGE Oeddcv Syncuie elephone: 2-287! UGA A A co let. I i i Nations be vnortfiuilxcjfj nnfl in order tn let us do so now," lie trengthencd order tn ip.ncuon, Ufc US do SO jiow," 1)C lli'Kfid. (-1 "The plan may bring (ilc OI1 CI 'I 1 i i i i i i of the United 1 1 0 north nf I nrtler rlivonit! fi'orn i i i Voi'Nou, i I i i a and i JVlI.sK i hud been A i VH. Wai ions may bring war; no p.lan at i rnny i i measures i i the United Nations more i to taring Russia to co-operaLion Ihou an i i a i of A i a rnnnfi.y over Ihe world in an i crusade i Corn ism." The decision of the house foreign a to i i ra com i Uee to tii in ore testimony rniacd the prospect thnt congi'css jnny not act on.

President i laU: I month. 'J'O IIKAH WJTNKSSKS Kep. Kiiton N. i a of. the committee, said ho; would start laklntf testimony on Thursday from reprcscnlatives of 20 or more SOMHKR SKA IN J.KRUSALKM.

A i i sol- a i WHS a filed by two it was i i i a that: a to be heard, President nskcd .12 the aid 1o bolster Greece and Turkey i i Communism, he urged thai; action he completed by a That was when the British wore lo end i financial a economic help tn Greece. Theyhiwe since indicated they i i lo give some assistances lemporarjly. A yesterday was rc-porl; Sen. Connnlly muy the proposal Sen. i vo the I.I 1 Led a lions power call, off U.

S. aid. Vandenhci'K's a mend metif; provides that the UN" may so by a i of. i ftcnernl assembly or by the votes of any seven of! I I security coun- across. There were no roU-cnll votes and i a pdMsage WHS by voice vote.

solid Jce nt times 10 led thluk i ConnaJly is said to believe thflt 'leading oxpedii.on I i i woulrl a weaken i.hn i the Buy of "Whnlos. of! A action. Wallace Accepts French Invitation NEW YORK, 1 )---Henry Wfll- lace, secretary oC conuiierce, has accepted an i i a i from representatives of the Jiiajor political i the government oC a lo visit that country during his forthcoming trip lo Europe, The New Republic of which he cciitor, said yesterday. Wallace i visit Paris from A i 21 to 24. He will leave Jhls country April 7 to meet i England's Prime Minister and other Jabot- loaders.

He i RD to Oslo A i 17, Stockholm A i 18 nnd Copenhagen A i 20. Injured Heroine Awarded $60,000 'NEW M')-- Bridget. 'Pug- lose, 8, Brooklyn, was injured serl- ously last year when she pushed two playmates from the path of trollny won consent nwarcl ycslrrday in her $175,000 prctnu court damage a a It ugufnst tho city. mild hor injuries necessitated purtiat amputnlion of her Hfift foot and permanently im- nnjred her U. Italy Naples Air Base HOME.

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