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10 HARRISBURS TELEGRAPH, Ifarrisburg, Pa, Friday, December ii 1947 Hum S09E THROAT I'DUE TO COLDS IIE Bad weather brings tore throats. Be ready with time tested TONSIUNE. Assure your family of fast soothing relief at once. Ynur rlrnffffkt has it. OOUIU DUTT NOSE DROPS Ussfss Dont delay! At the first warning gnlffle or sneeze, put a few drops of Vicks Va tro nol In each nos triLForif used in time, Va tro nol helps prevent many colds from developing.

Believes head cold distress fast Try it! Follow directions in package. HI TOSClSVA TCO nOl Pauley Denies (Continued From Page 1) nections had been used in his tradings. Pauley, whose last run in with Congress brought about Harold Ickes, resignation from a Cabi net job, yesterday was ordered by Chairman fridges (R NY), to tell the committee about his grain dealings. Pauley's statement to the com mittee follows: "At the time I accepted the po sition as special assistant to Secretary Royall I was the owner of certain futures and commodities. In accordance with the agreement made with Mr.

Royall at that time have liquidated approximately 90 per cent, of those commodities. reducing my holdings of grain from 500,000 bushels to approxi mately 50,000 bushels. Because of carrying out my agreement to liquidate, I am currently more than $100,000 worse off than if I had retained the gram. "I have not had any connection or information relating to any Army transactions in listed com modities. In fact, Mr.

Royall in my presence issued specific in It's CREGO'S for iristmas Gifts HE WANTS WHITE BROADCLOTH No male ever has enough white dress shirts especially finer, better looking shirts with smart French cuffs. We have Jyson, Eagle and Troy Shirt maker Guild with conventional point or the new spread collars. 5.00 to 7.50 ROOT means structions to my executive officer, that in order to avoid' possible embarrassment and complications that no matters which might come in the office relating to transactions in these items would come to my attention but would be referred to others in the depart ment. As a matter of fact, I have not determined what to buy, or when to buy, anything for the Army during the time I have been with them and have not participated in any transaction re lating to any purchases of any thing with the sole exception that in one instance I passed on a controversy between two bidders on a fish contract." The former Democratic national treasurer acknowledged his trad' ing in advance of his appearance, but insisted the transactions have been "perfectly proper and ethical." The Californian, who took over the Army post September 3, de scribed his dealings as a hedge against inflation. He added that more people ought to be buying commodities for the same reason, Pauley told the committee he has discussed with Senator Taft, Republican, Ohio, the possibility that the Senate might confirm him for a permanent position in the Department of the Army.

He said Taft had. promised to discuss it with his colleagues and let, Pauley know. Pauley's" talk with Taft, chair man of the benate KepuDlican Policy Committee, came up when Senator Ferguson, Republican, Michigan, wanted to know whether Pauley ever was promised a permanent appointment by. Royall, who was sitting a few feet away. The only agreement was that it was to be extremely inadvisable that it be made permanent.

I had been up here before." Pauley's nomination to be Un dersecretary of the Navy nearly two years ago led to a row during Senate hearings. President Truman backed Pauley in his dis pute with Ickes, and Ickes re signed as Secretary of Interior, Pauley subsequently asked Mr. Truman to withdraw his name from consideration for the Navy post, Ferguson cited a recent state ment by Attorney General Clark in Boston that grain speculators had been profiteering in human misery. Pauley broke in to observe: Senator, if the purchase of grain! creates human misery, then my selling of grain relieves human misery and I have done both." 'And each time you made a profit?" Ferguson asked. tion and said more people ought to be buying' commidities for the same reason, Ferguson wanted to know why Pauley prepared that statement, "It was prepared really to answer a candidate a political candidate, Pauley said.

"That would be Harold Stas sen?" Ferguson asked. "Yes," Pauley answered. Stassen, now seeking the Re publican Presidential nomination, said in an address at Doylestown, Wednesday that "insiders" in the Truman Administration have made money trading in food. Stassen suggested that Pauley, There's the root on beans and brussels sprouts the root composed of yells and shouts. Clearly, root is one of those words with more than one meaning.

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This led to Pauley summons to appear before the committee. Pauley testified that his deal ings were almost wholly in futures and, speculation on the commodity markets. He denied, however, that Nhe never intended to take delivery of commodities, adding that within the last two years he has taken possession of gram. Pauley said that after he went into Royall office as an assistant, his employes had purchased 50,000 bushels of grain, a transaction he financed as a bonus for them Ferguson wanted to know if it was bought in Pauley's name. Apparently that is correct, Pauley said.

He alluded to this as an "insignificant item. He said this transaction was carried out after he went into office under instructions given the employes long before. "Why did they purchase this in Pauley replied: "No, that's not your name? Ferguson demanded. hTit nvprall did rather I anticipated they would use true, well. In a statement prepared late yesterday, Pauley described his dealings as a hedge against infla their own names but they did not," Pauley replied.

Ferguson said the commodity exchange authority "apparently doesn't want Congress to know the names of persons its investigations had found are trading in commodities. He said he asked J. M. Mehl, the authority administrator, for the names and Mehl told him he, was prohibited by law from supplying them. Ferguson said he disagrees with this conclusion by the authority, which includes cabinet members Anderson, Clark and Harriman.

Bevin, Eden Ask (Continued From Page 1) date" on which it intends to sur render her Holy Land mandate. If negotiations with the United Nations move more quickly than we think now, and we can fix an earlier date we shall do so," Bevin added. Troops will leave before August 7 if possible, he said. Expressing hope that "common sense will prevail," Bevin said Britain would consider Jewish encouragement of illegal immigra tion to be provocative act. He said weapons will be withdrawn with British forces: "We shall not leave any dangeious toys." He reiterated that British troops will not help enforce partition.

"It is for U.N.O. to find the force, but I cannot use a British organized force; neither can I be a party at the present moment to put a Britilsh force under any other command," Bevin declared The Foreign Secretary said Britain was under no obligation to change the present Jewish immigration quota for Palestine, now 1500 a month. "Here I want to appeal to the Jews," Bevm said. "If any at tempt is made to bring in num bers of immigrants in spite of our control and so cause trouble, in my view that would be another and most important contribution to unrest. "I say to the Jews advisedly that they should leave it (immi gration) alone until the new state is set up." While the debate was in progress, police dispersed a group of Arab students who shouted anti partition slogans near the London offices of the United Nations and the Jewish Agency.

means Controls Sought (Continued From Page 1) wages unless action is taken on the control of prices." On the other side of the capi tol, the Senate Republican Policy Committee drew up a long range anti inflation program pegged to voluntary action. Chairman Tart (R O) declined Jo disclose details until House GOP leaders and a conference of all Republican senators have had a chance to look it over. Taft said, however, that it would include three of four points embraced in the House commit tee approved bill drafted by Wol cott, which the Republicans have offered for passage at the special session as a substitute for the Ad ministration's program. In addition to Schwellenbach price control recommendations Secretary of Commerce, Harriman has submitted to a Senate com mittee specific legislative propos als for priority and allocation controls. However, the Administration's plan faced strong opposition from Republican leaders.

Chairman Alley (R of the House Rules Committee, told reporters the GOP substitute bill will be pre sented in the House Monday on 'take it or leave it" basis that would bar any amendments to in clude the Truman proposals. We have the two thirds vote to carry this plan," Allen said, 'A lot of Southern Democrats will vote with us. They don't like controls and ration stamps. informed of the Republican strategy, House Democratic Leader Rayburn, of Texas, cried mat it is "an outrageous proceed ing. "To deny the membershiD of me nouse the right to present amendments for action of the House on a bill of this importance is an inexcusable stronearm memoa," itayburn said.

Lawmakers Seek (Continued From Page 1) European countries. The Senate went along. Then the House pared the amount to $590,000,000 and said China should be in for tof the total. One clue pointing to a nossible line of compromise came from Senator H. Alexander Smith (R NJ), a member of the Foreim Relations Committee.

He said the committee had agreed unani mously with Secretary of State Marsnaii that something should be done for China later, in a sep arate bill, but now: "I will be difficult for the Sen ate to knock out the fund for China because any such action would be regarded as a slap." As to the amount of money, Smith was doing no forecasting. But he said figures received by the Senate seemed to support the mil for Europe alone. And unless the House has some new information, he hopes that sum will be restored. Numerous House backers of the bill were counting on just that in the conferences designed to produce a compromise bill on which both Senate and House can agree. But even after such an agreement, the aid program is in for more trouble.

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WW" "AI CHARLES E. FORD Charles Ford Dies (Continued From Page 1) one son, Charles R. Ford, a stu dent at Lebanon Valley College; one daughter, Mrs. Harry Laird, Camp Hill; three brothers, Dr. Eddy Ford, pastor of Strawbridge Methodist Church, Baltimore, Dr.

Willard Ford, superintendent of schools in Glendale, Allison Ford, Sparta, Wise, and two grandchildren. Services will be held Sunday at 2.30 p. in Trinity Method ist Church, the Rev. J. Merrill Williams, pastor, officiating.

Burial will be Monday in Altoona. Friends may call at the Snyder funeral home, 1720 Regina street, Saturday from 7.30 to 9 p. m. Henry 17. Maurer (Continued From Page 1) a Confederate soldier's bullets The gunfire killed the animal.

Following the war he became an active member of the Pennsylvania National Guard and last September was awarded a prize at the welcome home celebration for Lykens and Wiconisco veterans as the oldest veteran in the parade. A former resident of Steelton. he was married in 1896. His wife. Louisa died in 1912.

While in Steelton, he was employed by the Pennsylvania Steel Company, now the Bethlehem Steel In addition to his daughter, he is survived by two other daughters, Mrs. John Gratz; ana Mrs. Maggie Maurer, West Cornwall, a son. Henry, Bethlehem; 20 grandchildren, 32 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. Military services will be held Sunday at 2 p.

m. at the Miller residence, the Rev. W. H. Pahle, Wiconisco Methodist Church, of ficiating.

Burial will be in Wico nisco cemetery. Sabo Is Convicted (Continued From Page 1) could convict Sabo of first degree murder or return a verdict carry ing a lesser' penalty. District Attorney Harold Bonno contended the shooting was "pure premeditation" and asked for the death penalty. Ihe mans attorney, John L. Pipa, told the jury the slaying was "an irresponsible act" during "a change of mind." Sabo.

on the witness stand, tes tified he. "could not remember" events of the night of the slaying after he left a cafe where he said, under cross examination he had been "drinking steadily." The accused told the jury he felt he was going out of his mind by what he termed "constant inter ference" of his sister in law, and her mother, Mrs. Magdalen Zanders, 64, with his domestic affairs. The elder woman was wounded in the same shooting but recovered. Another charage of assault and battery with intent to kill is still pending against Sabo in that shooting.

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