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THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION, Oct. 1, 1951 3 Stalin View On Chinese In Diaries Editors Hit Secrecy In Government Market Sales Conttitutlon Stats New Sarvie ALBANY The Dougherty Farmers' Market, which has been open two days a week during the Summer, will be open only on Saturdays during the Winter, J. F. Griffin, manager, has announced. Several farmers and truck growerj in this area bring produce to the market for sale to Albany Free Pres Held Endangered by It CHICAGO, Sept.

30 (U.R) Forty-three of the nation lead ii 'j i ing newspaper editors and pub lishers Sunday adopted a stern Continued From Page 1 military policy. Bui no one could ba unaware of the importance of the subject. The Cabinet meeting on September 21 was "occupied entirely with a discussion of the atomic bomb" and was clearly fundamental in the formulation of American policy on the atom. The question was presented in the form of what should be "the policy of this government in making available information in our possession to other nations." Beginning with Mr. Stimson, the i declaration of press freedom which charged that public information is "being steadily undermined by the growing practice of secrecy in government." The declaration was made after an all-day "shirt-sleeve" forum discussion with Dr.

Alberto Gainza Paz, publisher and editor of the suppressed Buenos Aires newspaper, La Prensa. Dr. Gainza Paz warned that the fame fate could befall newspapers anywhere in the Americas unless Staff Photo Ryan Sander LEADERS POINT UP TV'S RESPONSIBILITIES L. to George C. Biggers, Mayor Hartsfield, Commissioner Camp President went round the table.

According to Forrestal's notes, the Secretary of Commerce, Mr. Henry Wallace, was "completely, everlastingly and wholeheartedly in favor of giving it to the Russians." Commented on the statement that Russian ambitions in China, Korea and Mongolia have not yetj been sufficiently5 defined for uss to have trust. He said the real reason for the Chinese-Mongolian disaffection was that the Chinese! la I II i ai 1 1 A I if 1 JwMjfcjlr AT 'nn I I the public is aroused. i "BRING THE BOYS HOME" Twenty thousand soldiers gather in the square opposite Manila's City Hall to air their dissatisfaction with the Army's demobilization system. WANTED CLERK-TYPISTS Intensive 8 -Weeks Course Civil Service desperately needs thousands of trained clerk-typists at salaries of $2,200 to $2,650.

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W. ALpin. 7876 were primarily a farming people and the Mongolians a cattle-breeding or livestock people. Sci ence cannot be cribbed, cabined ori tx i ti A i pi South Lauded At Services For Foster The newsmen pledged themselves to fight for freedom of information throughout the Western Hemisphere but directed much of their attack to conditions at home. GROWING SECRECY The declaration said the growing secrecy in government was in evidence at "the national, state arrd local level." The statement deplored "the growing tendency of public officials to feel they are not accountable to the public; that they may seal and impound public records; that they may divulge only such information as they think is good for the people to know." The publishers and editors also took a direct crack at the order Israel Sees Further Trials In New Jewish Year 5712 New York Timet New Service, Special to The Atlanta Constitution TEL.

AVIV, Sept. 30 Israel ushered in Sunday night the start of the Jewish year 5712 with a warning from its leaders that the confined; scientific knowledge is bound to spread over the world. He questioned the statement that the Russians were Orientals. He saii that particularly in Mongolia they had a Western viewpoint in year ahead would bring continued trials and sacrifices, contrast to that of. the WHITE SPRINGS, Sept i IlivA Witts l- j- aiik lrvniirl The entire nation began the nuic 6c u.c,u uul 30 (fl Irving Caesar, song edge would make an embittered writer and director of the Ameri- two-and-one-half-day holiday and austere holiday but the government had hoped to distribute and sour people." This trusting can snciptv of Comnosers.

Authors President Truman last week Be even non-religious Jews crowded the synagogues to repent of the old year's errors and to pray for a good new year. Jewish tradition imposes that each man pray for his neighbor, no one for him- special rations to alleviate at least for a few days the severe food shortage. Anticipated supplies did not reach the country, however, and the government's new year's view was not shared by the others. I and Publishers, paid tribute to The underlying attitude of near- Stephen Foster and the Southland ly all seemed closely in accord here Sunday in a ceremony with Forrestal's contribution. He marking the 100th anniversary of made the point that the bomb and! Foster's famous song about the Staff Photo S.

Van Toole THIRD TV STATION GOES ON AIR William T. Lane and Roger Van Duzer Officiate setting up "security codes of censorship on governmental news. They said some public officials believe they can "extend 'military sppuritv' into areas of news which wishes to its citizens remained on a purely spiritual plane. Detectives Find WSB-TV Suwannee river. iself.

Caesar called the Southland Both President Chaim treasury of inspiration mann and Prime Minister David to imaginative song writers." jBen-Gunon offered prayers in Tradition and culture of this en- their year's messages for chanting country is so great thatPeace, for the world as well as for tne Knowledge tnat produced it were "the property of the American people," which the administration could not give away until they were very sure that it was the sense of the people that they should do so. He reminded them that in World War I the Japanese $1,204 on Body Continued From Page 1 ft order issued within the week." -'The American people are in danger of losing their right to freedom of information by default unless they demand of their pub-Irc officials the right of free ac ties for the educational and cultural benefit of the entire State." Of Aged 'Pauper many popular songs have beenj 1Mdei- men m- written about it by authors who sa8e to Jewish communities had never seen it, Caesar said. i throughout th world. Such was the case with Ben-Gurion pointedly began his had been among our allies, like 75-year-old painter and re- GOVERNOR "GRATEFUL" the Russians in World War II; that we had afterward made naval cess to the facts about their gov Caesar said his own "Swannee" i greeting xo an jewisn communi de Pairman. descrioea Dy nis neign-bors and benefactors as a "pauper" emment, the declaration agreements -with the Japanese and It True What They Say ties in tne world the government ciarea.

Uirhn H-tH nn lpftouprs from their aw milieu wc ndu uveu up iu uui About Dixie? were written israei senas irom Jerusalem, which they had not, and that "the fore he saw the South. the capital of Israel, its sincerest Russians, like the Japanese, are' wishes for the new year." Israel's essentially Oriental in their think-, rnrfer Momri h. th kWc proclamation of Jerusalem as its Talmadge said he Was "grateful" to Atlanta Newspapers, Inc. for making television's many services available to the 3,500,000 people of Georgia. "Citizens of this State's 159 counties now can sit before their sets in their own homes," Talmadge added, "and participate in the news and entertainment events" offered on Channel 2.

of the Suwannee was attended by capital has not been recognized by a capacity audience of more than oxner nauons. ing, and until we have a longer record of experience with them on the validity of engagements it seems doubtful that we should cGILL AMONG AUTHORS tables, was found dead in his alley III was authored bv Richard; home Sunday night with $1,204.09 Ftnnegan of the Chicago Sun-; on his person. Times, Erwin D. Canham of the! Homicide Dets. W.

M. Holland Christian Science Monitor, Alex-land J. E. Helms said they found ander Jones of the Syracuse, It. P.

Kirtley on the floor of a Herald-Journal, Ralph Mc-Jformer servant's house behind 139 Gil of The Atlanta Constitution Thirteenth N. which he arrd Dean Kenneth Olson of the occupied. Korthwestern University School of' A neighbor, identified by the Each message noted the heavy 1 1,000 persons. Another feature of the program burden placed on the young state by mass immigration but declared again that regardless of sacrifices the "gates of Israel will remain was the presentation to the State of Florida of a statuette of Foster by Fletcher Hodges, curator of endeavor to buy their understanding and sympathy. We tried that once with Hitler.

There are no returns on appeasement" He add- Mr-Hill was chairman officers as H. Donaldson, said he -iviayor narisneia saia me mo- open to all Journalism the Foster Hall collection at the hc 'jrLfiina mmmiitpp Thp lact saw Kirtlpv Saturdav outside mentous event which took place ed that "trust had to be more. University of Pittsburgh. "Great and hard are the prob- declaration was adopted unani-; a grocery store. The detectives 'on the i third anniversary of WS3- uidii a one-way laieei jum as.

Alfred A MVotVion rhMmm lems or Ken-Liunon found $1,190 in $100, $50, and $20i IV, makes us the television certain nations were proposing to of the state road board accepted' said. "We are supporting and (i mpusly by all delegates. It proclaimed that "freedom of bills in a flimsy wallet and $14.09 of the world exercise trusteeship over certain the statuette for Florida. InJormatinn is not and cannot be in a small leather pocketbook "Television not only is making areas of the globe on behalf ofi Miss Mary Alice Henslev, New the United Nations, so it seemed, York contralto, sang several Fos- Come in to Arthur Murray's now and learn the secret of good times and popularity in just one lesson! You'll be amazed and thrilled how easy it is to become a popular dance partner the Arthur Murray Way. Thanks to his basic discovery, The Magic Step To Popularity' all dances are simple to master.

And, best of all you can learn this secret in jusj one lesson. So don't be a "sideline come to Arthur Murray's and you'll be the most sought-after partner in your set. to me that we could exercise songs. Others were presented shall support this burden fully aware that it is for our generation to discharge this primary task and in the hope that the Jewish people throughout its dispersion will devotedly join in the historic enterprise." President Weizmann described changes in our daily lives," he said, "but it has made a contribution to our government." Commissioner Camp viewed the switch to Channel 2 as "another by the University of Florida band Florida State University faculty: trusteeship over the atomic bomb on behalf of the United Nations and agree that we would limit its manufacture for use on such string quartet. Stetson University choir and Florida A.

M. quartet. mark of progress" which will en missions as the United Nations Several of Caesar songs were past year as one of "great achieve should designate." included in the program, which ment in whicn Jewish communi. The President announced no de-j began with a religious service injtjes had recorded a "new and a 'matter for one nation or one! Grady physicians said the man paople alone, that the right of i had been dead at least eight hours, freedom of information is the Detectives reported no signs of vio-basic right of all the peoples of lence. the 21 republics of the Western! Neighbors said Kirtley nearest Hemisphere, not to be suppressed relatives were in Montgomery, Ala.

or put under duress by any gov-! Funeral arrangements will be ejhment." i announced by Henry M. Blanchard -The newsmen vowed to support Son Funeral Home. tSe inter-American Press Asso-: chition in "its battle to preserve i11T and extend press freedom YTT WTV throughout the Americas." TT JL-LiOvyl' Association, with the. Northwestern journalism school.1 Continued From Fae 1 sponsored the conference. tack $7,900,000,000 had been obli- gated but unspent.

Since then. able citizens of the State to "become better acquainted with personalities in the news. Television has become a great force in our government," he said. cision at tne time, out is ciear glorious chapter in the long his- afternoon that this conference was basic to Itory of Jewish fraternity and de- 1 votion." the policy actually followed there after. ANOTHER FIRST The total immigration figure for In moving from Channel 8 to i UI anotner problem wnicn was tested throughout.

Mr. Byrnes de- the past year was gjven by Ben the new Channel 2 and the DU1K ever iarger tnrougn inejmurred somewhat on this point. Gurion. It was a record of however. He stated that he was a foot tower, WSB-TV added an- miils meie.weic jei 729.

ARTHUR MURRAY 101 CARNEGIE WAY AL 7711 other first to its long line of omy a lew premonitions. Rosh Hashana new year is an an additional $45,000,000,000. has achievements in the broadcasting FAR EAST RELATIONS field. mi: KrkhnH ftloil wkfM 1 been obligated. Contracts are be I had lunch today with Ambas ing placed Macon Theater 000,000 i month.

His report said that during ths WSB radio was established in the early days of the crystal set. But, it grew into the "Voice of the South" with power of 50,000 watts to carry programs of public sador (Patrick Hurley, just back from China. He recalled his conversation with Stalin (in REMEMBER When You Color Your Mair ittc; July-September quarter, "deliv- little dubious about the advisability of such a procedure as it would give the Russians an excuse for claiming that we had furnished provocation which justified their actions. (But no informed person could doubt the gravity of the world outook. In the first days of November McCloy got back from a global survey, and he was not encouraging.) SECRETARY McCLOY 5 November, 1945 MACON, Sept.

30 April Hurley, returning to his post at Chungking, had passed through Three men, wearing the robes, of eries of military goo iare expe.t-tfte Ku Klux Klan, picketed a Jed total more than interest and entertainment to many distant points in the United Moscow and had an interview States. with the Russian dictator) about WSB-TV was the first television Russian attitude toward China, station to eo "on the air" in At- i Stalin told him (1) that the Chi- o) inese Communists were not Com- lanta. It began operations on fSacmiSonT July 1. he said, "close to Kits has been dclivered JrH tirTroVe Pt total deliveries onally toJZ lo closer $15,000,000 000 if esM-briefly with friends passing by. mates Wilson's last report were Negroes passing by or attending, correct, the theater mainly ignored tne The rate of delivery in the third a Channel 8 which it relinquished i munists in the Russian sense of Assistant Secretary of War Mc-Sundav to th new i that word; (2) that Russia desired Cloy got in today from Japan.

jntr jnr jto see a strong government in completing his round-the-world t- iu.i ai ivnina ana recognized -niang nai- uip, xae aaiu mat mere were inree shek as most nearly able to pro- impressions that one got every vide such a government and would where throughout the world: prptestors. With its "Eyes of the South" now beamed out on Channel 2, WSB-TV has reached into remote parts of the State with a strong Quarter was aescrioea as uiuit than one-third above the second i quarter, and over four times the l. ine postwar problems are therefore support it; (3) that Russia did not desire either revo global; that is, the conditions of irate of deliveries a year ago. By signal and receotion has been anarchy, unrest, malnutrition, un lution or anarchy in China, that GOVERNORS COLOR SHAMPOO DOES IT BETTER -COSTS LESS their own problems in Asia were employment, which exist in a year from now. the rate should reported in Florida.

Alabama, have doubled again, he added. Tennessee. South Carolina. far too complex and difficult to Europe and the Middle East are rnntinmrl From faee 1 SOME "SLIPPAGE" duplicated throughout Asia and desire such a condition. Southeast Asia the economic dis He said a good many of the pro locations are profound and far- fessional staff of the State Department had not merely been reaching.

LASTS LONGER 2. The tremendous position and of no help but a defnite hindrance to him. He said that many of the Conceding some "slippage," had not discussed Dewey's support wnich he said in a press confer-fqr Eisenhower with the New ence was sometimes "exasper-York governor. ating," Wilson said that, neverthe- t'ft SUPPORTED less' actual deliveries to date are ioutright support for Taft came frequently a misleading measure from Gov. J.

B. Lee, Utah Repub- an overall appraisal of the prolan. However, Lee said he would gram at the present time support Eisenhower as a compro- For example hadadned: rrjse, and added it would be finery's, deliveries 't, 1.1; cho new airplane were 14 through mid- prestige enjoyed by the United States is the one beacon of hope everywhere, but the dependence STARTS AT 4 P. M. WLTV, the newcomer, is owned and operated by a group of Atlanta business executives.

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each week day with a variety of kiddy, dramatic and comedy programs. WLTV soon will participate in "live" telecasts over the two coaxial cables. William T. Lane, vice upon us to be the salvation for all Now it's QUICK AND EASY to have hair, alive with your own youthful, natural-looking color, to blend out gray strands, faded streaks, to the ills of the world may not be an unmixed blessing; the disap pointment frustration and bitter lAl LI I I I completely cover every gray or Dieacnea nair i ness of the end of next winter may with a single Dlensol Color Shampoo! American correspondents were communistically inclined, as well as many of the people in the State Department who, he said, "felt no obligation for the United States except to draw their pay." DEMOBILIZATION The power problems latent in the Chinese situation were immense. But the American people were at the time recklessly divesting themselves of the power they possessed.

To Forrestal, the coun oe in exact proportion to the con fidence expressed in us now. 1117.74' 13 Ml president, is directing the new operation. Roger Van Duzer, former pro Shampoos Color into m. 3. The universal fear of the Russian colossus, both in terms of MUCUUIC Ul OU.

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1945 Notice: for Bast Result Follow Direction cnurcn were uruwneu ouiiuay T. when their car plunged into the! was agreed that it was Sonlanrec Canal. Five were mem-most inadvisable for this country rmtion's governors, about evenly Auction are not generally trace-divided between Democrats and aDje to shortages of basic raw ma-Republicans, opens here Monday, terials. Most lags, he said, "are Governor Talmadge plans to rather in particular steps in the attend the roundtable discussion; complex process of fabrication ofi state licensing boards. The ancj assembly." ito continue accelerating the de bers of one family.

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Forrestal stated that this was a situation of such gravity that in his view the President ought to acquaint the people with the details of our dealings with the Russians and with the attitude which the Russians have mani- The vehicle toppled Into 19 feet of water after it crashed into another automobile. Cedars is about 41 miles west of Montreal. Drowned were: Alcide Marier. 45; his four children, Pierrette, 18; Germain, 17; Monique, 12, and Louise, 7, and a neighbor, Antonin Dault, 60. ueorgia Architect and txamimngi Wilson related with apparent Board and Georgia Veterinary; gratification the expansion of Examining Board are in dispute basic industries, with Tech and Georgia over ex-1 "The high rate of military and smmations.

Gov. Sid McMath of industrial expansion is the funda-Arkansas will preside over the mental reason we are running into conference, which will discuss shortages," he said. "If we were whether licensing boards are en- expanding only moderately, we NIGHTS CALL CH. 6688 675 Ponce de Leon Ave. 895 Cordon S.

W. couraging monopolies. should have enough of nearly oz pout, KOftey JEHHe) ine oeorgia party arrived in everything to go around. In a Gatlinburg late Sunday. In ad- sense, the shortages are a symbol Dp CanerU 'Rptnrn dition to the Governor, it in- of our progress." vtspena ieium eluded Mrs.

Talmadge. The total new investment in ROME, Sept. 30 JP) Premier Marvin Griffin Speaker Fred basic plant that was envisaged De Gasperi and his wife Hand, and Ernest Van- three years was approximately; returned to Rome Sunday from dlver Jr to $60,000,000,000. their North American trip. Blensol's Own CLARA ADAMSON will be at Gordon St.

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