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Thousands Brave Rain To Cheer Truman in Waco Dismal Weather Puts them came Mayor Richard C. Hiimnpr in Bush of Waco and a few minutes tamper in ceremonies laler Attorney General Tom as President Awi Degree at Baylor By SAM WOOD Assistant Editor The Wftco News-Tribune Damp and disappointed Wacoans returned to their normal routine Thursday afternoon while President Harry Truman was winging toward Washington in the C-54 Sacred Cow. The President had a diploma from Baylor University attesting his honorary academic rank of Doctor of Laws. Most Wacoans had the privilege of telling their grandchildren they saw President automobile. A few hundred saw the President.

Red Letter Day and Wet Mr. Truman came to Waco at 9:55 a. m. He left at 2:14 p. m.

In the brief interval Baylor University wrote into its second century of history what Senator Tom Corinally, veteran alumnus, called a day." On the weather chart it was written off as a wet and dismal day. By the time the Sacred Cow departed, Baylor President Neff had accomplished all of his objectives except an outside ceremony In sunshine at Union Bowl. When President Truman's plane halted in front of operations building at Municipal Airfield a steady rain was falling. The welcoming committee had been huddled in automobiles which were waiting to form the motorcade. Reporters, photographers.

Secret Service agents and airfield personnel had taken refuge in nearby barracks buildings. Officials Enter Plane Senator Tom Connallv and Baylor President Pat Neff were ushered into the huge C-54. Behind as President Awarded ciark.f the president stepped from the plane arm-in-arm. Secret Service Agent H. S.

Anderson, who had suddenly decided there would be no news photographs and had so warned the large squad of cameramen who were standing under the wing, was practically brushed aside oy the two as they halted and faced toward the row of flash bulbs. Both the President and Neff were smiling although they were standing in the rain. The motorcade started toward Bavlor with the President, Neff and Senator Connally in the back seat: Governor Beauford Jester in a jump seat and Mayor Bush in a front seat. A cold, driving rain thinned the crowds along the nine-mile route to town, but his drivo through the main part of Waco was through cheering crowds that packed sidewalks. The crowd was far below expectations.

Some stood under um- orellas, some in doorways, but many braved the weather to stand on sidewalks to get a good view of the President. A crowd already was gathered at Waco Hall, on the Baylor campus, where the President was due. By 10:30 a. the hall was four-fifths full. All who entered the hall had to have either invitations or passes.

Secret Service men were everywhere. Stage Draped With Flags The stage, obviously hastily decorated, was draped with flags. Many men in caps and gowns were standing about. Some walked up to the stage, waiting for the Presidential entry. Because of the sudden change in site of the ceremony, and the move to Waco Hall which forced a cancellation of a by the President to office, all of the official party was on the Waco Hall stage by 11:15, a half hour before the degree ceremony was scheduled.

President Truman was ushered to a room on the wing to don his academic gown. Neff took advantage of the opportunity to address his many gifted ex-Baylorite platform speaker, Senator Connaliy. The capped and gowned Baylor faculty members marched into the hall and were seated in the center section. In the balcony, the Baylor band began to play to entertain the tense, expectant crowd. All Doors But One Closed Photographers and newspaper correspondents came in and were seated in the orchestra pit, just in front of the stai Official Business Plane Lands at Washington at 7:20 p.

Big Job Ahead for Him WASHINGTON, March President Truman returned to Washington and the pressing problem of American intervention in All doors to the iiall were closed Greece tonight, after a five-day, aerial jaunt to Mexico and the Southwest. He flew non-stop in his plane, the Sacred Cow, from Waco, Texas. The Sacred Cow landed at National Airport at 7:20 p. CST. He was accompanied on his trip back to Washington by Senator Tom Connally, Democrat, Texas.

Mr. Truman went immediately Lewis and Miners Held Guilty By I Snow Hits Panhandl Supreme Court except one, guarded by highway to the White House to plunge into patrolmen. It took one newspaperman five minutes to get through See TRUMAN AWARD, Page 10 Cousins Succeed Relatives Slip Past Blockade To Meet Truman Three cousins of President Harry Thuman finally outmaneuvered the army of Secret Service agents gathered around the President Thursday afternoon and managed to get a cheery smile and a firm handshake from their famous relative a heavy file of official business which had accumulated since he left the capital last Sunday. His first big job was expected to be formulation of a statement to the nation on the situation in Greece and an explanation of how and why he wants the United States to take over part of Great Britain's commitments in that country. With Secretary of State George C.

Marshall in Europe on his way to the Moscow Foreign Ministers' Conference which opens Monday, the main burden of winning Congressional support for the proposed intervention in Greece appeared to rest squarely upon the President. Bovs Blamed for Wreck WASHINGTON, March The Interstate Commerce Commis- President Truman was being I that the derailment hustled aboard the Sacred Cow- of a Pennsylvania railroad passen- Jan uction and the Secret Service and police I at Walton, on were doing double dutv keeping all uas caused by an but the dignitaries at a safe" E.la<*d hv 1 our persons were killed and 45 Historic Decision Brands Their Actions to Welfare WASHINGTON, March An historic 7-2 Supreme Court decision today adjudged John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers guilty of contempt and branded their actions a to constitutional government and the nation's welfare. Moreover, the high tribunal in effect clapped a Mno edict on the soft coal miners for the present. With repeated rebukes to Lewis, it sustained the anti-strike injunction Federal Judge T.

Alan Goldsborough issued to head off last coal strike. It approved the contempt convictions of Lewis and the United Mine Workers for disobeying the injunction. The $10,000 fine against Lewis was upheld. As for the $1,500,000 fine against the union, the court upheld $700,000 of it as punishment for contempt already committed in the strike which ended Dec. 7.

And it held the other $2.800.000 over the union head, to be assessed if it strikes March 31 or any other Snow Hits Panhandle Where Temperature Is Freezing; Sleet in Other Texas Areas Winter dug in last night for at time so long as the government least another stay in Texas, operates the mines. Must Withdraw Notice To avoid the $2,800,000 fine against the union. Lewis must withdraw his notice purporting to terminate his contract with the government, and so notify the miners, within five Red Cress Now Needs $38,000 To Meet Quota $15.165 Collected and Audited Thus Far in Campaign; Some Reports Still Out With $15.165 2T collected and audited, tlje Red Cross campaign will concentrate on getting the re- davs. automatically would tonight and rise no higher than 40 rescind the March 31 dead line degrees during today. Lewis set when he ordered them back to work Dec.

7. He also must withdraw other of the kind, issued now or later. These contract termination notices serve in effect as strike calls. The Court's suprise announcement. coming on a Thursday in- WBP stead of the usual Monday decision of both East and Uest For Waco and Central Texas, the forecast was for cold and rainy leather Friday and Friday night, becoming slightly warmer and artly cloudy Saturday.

Weather ureau officials at Municipal Air- port predicted the temperature would drop to the freezing proint Chairman Jesse Milam. "There is quite lot of money in the hands of workers which been turned in he says, 'We are anxious to get it by Saturday noon so we can see how Snow fell in the Panhandle, where temperatures dropped far below freezing, and in the upper Red River Valley. Cold rain and sleet visited most other parts of much we have to raise next week." the State. The forecast for today promised Seven Reports Out more snow and ram North day, astounded the capital, and Lewis and his aides comment for the time being, Will Accept Decision From the tone of his Dec. 7 message to the miners ending the strike, however, it appeared that he was willing to accept the high decision.

His reaction may Thursday be forthcoming tomorrow when he is scheduled to appearr before the Senate Labor Committee. There was angry muttering among the miners the coal fields, however. Texas. Low temperatures ot from 14 to 18 degrees were forecast for the Panhandle, 18 to 22 for the South Plains, 26 to 32 in the Northern part of East Texas and 20 to 26 in the extreme Northwest. Sleet laid an ice sheet over the hill country southeast of San Angelo as winter dug in for at least Seven of the 14 have made no reports yet Mrs.

Evelyn Murray Goins, one of Mrs. captains, was not able to get any workers to help her, worked her entire territory by herself and brought in more than $100. She visited in homes and thoroughly enjoyed herself, she reports. It was tbe first time she another stay over the state worked on a Red Cross campaign, tursday. Only seven industrial have The ice storm, third this year in sent in their contributions of 235.

the hill section, glazed veg- but four of these seven were etation and telephone and power per cent contributions from cm- lines. The ice endangered ploves of the mens ly shorn goats in the hill country, downtown teams have reported, hut reports indicated that it was and six of them have completed tance. Truman Appeals For Freedom of Trade To Avert Economic War President in WTaco Address Strikes Hard at Isolationism Which Would Lead to and Moral Bearing of Commerce on International Peace Is Stressed By HARRY PROVENCE Managing Editor The News-Tribuno when two young men and in the accident a young woman rushed up to the T. loading ramp shoved up against Nationwide I elegraph th. open door of the Sacred Cow.

President Harry Truman Thursday used Baylor Waco Hall as a sounding board for a vigorous appeal to the world to lower trade barriers lest an economic war between nations precipitate another depression. After receiving an honorary degree from President Pat M. Neff, Mr. Truman spoke over a global raaio network to lav the on groundwork for the world trade conference scheduled for Geneva April 10. The President laid unusual em- I phasis on the words, Geneva Margaret lruinail conference must not Freedom of commerce around the globe is the only sure way to peace, the President said.

And he accused the who for partisan reasons would turn I'm Lamoyne!" I'm It was Lamoyne Truman, son of Mr. and T. E. Truman of 1535 Herring Avenue. Mr.

Truman is a first cousin of the President. President Truman, turned to see who was calling, smiled broadly, and extended his hand over the railing to Lamoyne Truman. "And this is said President Truman, shaking hands with Miss Sue Truman of Dallas. this is said Lamoyne. President Truman shook hands with Charles Truman, also of Dallas.

Charles and Miss Sue Truman are cousins of Lamoyne. the son and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Truman of Denton. Lamoyne Truman explained it liter.

Way In Secret Service kept us Lamoyne said. "But we decided we were going to see the President somehow. We just bluffed our way in. When cars came back to the field, we drove in behind them. And then we just Mr.

and Mrs. T. E. Truman and WASHINGTON, March AFL today threatened to call a nation-wide strike of 000 Western I'nion Telegraph Co. employes in .10 days.

This would be about the same time as the April 7 dead line for a cross country telephone tieup threatened by the National Federation of Telephone Workers, an independent organization claiming more than 200,000 members. Business Recession Late This Year Seen Downturn in Prices, Particularly in Foods Due, Economists Say; Down melting late yesterday their territory. Thirty-five doctors The heaviest March snow since and dentists have sent in checks. inches, fell at El yesterday An addi- and several have included contributions, as requested. Southeast Texas Aroused by Rabid WASHINGTON, March Fox Menace There of E- 50 Persons Under Treatment; Mass Meetings Planned to Take Action nomics said today forces now' at work seem to indicate a business recession lato in 1947 and a downturn in prices, particularly in foods.

tional two inches was forecast for Seventeen of the 30 centra! today. committee teams have not yet ----------------------------------been heard from. Contributing First contribution from the church group is a $10 check which the Ladies Aid of St. Marks Lutheran Church mailed in. Several clubs have contributed, among them the American Association of University Women.

Altrusa, Delta Kappa Gamma. Century Club, Huaco Study Club, Shakespeare Club, Pleasure and Profit Club. Mits Georgte Perei brought in $20 05 from three Latin-American residence blocks Sixty-nine individuals contributed when she called Mr. Zyxw Makes $350 Payment On His Income Tax Rain Is Good For Farmers Despite Setback for Shotv said County Agent J. C.

Patterson Thursday afternoon. farmers want it to rain on Mr. Truman, but they did want it to ram. So glad it Patterson said the ground was getting dry on top. got a good lot of moisture under the Farm on them.

Agent, "but when the farmers R. L. Clark, chairman of the work their fields, getting them Negro division, an enthus- It said wholesale food ready to plant, they always work iastic kickoff meeting with Tom which in recent weeks climbed to, No Identification for Taxpayer Other Than That; Money Going to Conscience Fund BEAUMONT. March Citizens of Sabine. Newton and Jasper Counties, aroused by the rabid fox menace that has 50 persons under treatment for rabies, today planned mass meetings to take immediate action on some are heavy, comprehensive plan to exterminate the rabid animals.

Citizens of Jasper County will meet in Court House at 7 p. m. Friday to set their plans. Meetings are scheduled for Newton County at 7 p. m.

Monday and in Sabine for 7 p. m. Tuesday. lot of moisture out of the sur- Wagner. Red Cross district repre- a record decline from face, and we needed it put back in.

tentative for 30 Texas counties as 15 to 20 per cent by the end of We need any gully-washers rhief speaker. The Negroes hope the year. Farm prices could drop or root-soakers. but we did need about a half to three-quarters of 20 to 25 per cent, It added, if the business downturn should come at the time when farm marketings I. S.

Weather Bureau Truman Will Make Radio Debut on Sunday Daughter Seeks To Be Accepted as Her Own in Broadcast WASHINGTON, March 6-AP- Blonde, blue-eyed Margaret Truman will make her radio debut on a coast to coast hookup Sunday "on her not as the first daughter of the land. A coloratura soprano, Miss Truman will appear with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra on American Broadcasting Company program from 8 to 9 p. Eastern Standard Time. On Her Own Merit A White House announcement i emphasized that Miss Truman to be accepted as a singer on her own merit, and in the same manner in hich any other aspir- ing American singer would approach her It also was I disclosed that she has received a movie offer, but will not accept. ABC officials here said she will sing "one or two numbers and possibly an Her choice probably will fall on songs of a light or semi-classical nature.

The Chief Executives 23-year- old daughter has been studying voice for seven President to Listen In Mr. Truman will listen in to her bow on the radio big-time at the Key West, Naval Station, en- loute on his Caribbean trip. Mrs. Truman will hear her daughter's voice over a White House radio. Miss Truman has forsaken the big white-pillared house at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue for quarters with her voice teacher in New York.

The teacher, Mrs. Thomas J. Strickler, opera and concert singer, describes Margaret's voice as "full and rich with a range to above high The bureau emphasized, however, that downward ad- may have his wish by now in prices could improve the outlook. to finish their campaign by March 17. Chairman Clark is writing letters to ministers and key people in the canvass, and hopes to in would rain aW night, so Patterson County Chairmen I.ast fall the bureau said a def cline tn business and industrial mie late this i aamnc ior i p.

in. activities was possfl March li, has been set for the start of the extermina- tion campaign. Strvchnine and a first time, an estimate of the new cyanide powdef gun success- degree of the prospective setback. exterminating The major force which the bu- fully employed in on 1 C. 11 umnii nuu moren coyotes on the Mexican border reau said is operating to bring on Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Truman, first Zyxw, wrho never gets ensnarled will employed. Residents of the a recession is a declining volume jm throo rminiiot; Kavp to nf niirrhaxinp nnwpr in thp hnntk CHICAGO, March never gets -------aens of filling Gm mi ka guests for the luncheon for Presi- income tax form, paid the final keep their dogs tted dunng cousins of the President, were jn the intricacies of filling out an the nation back to high tariff policies and economic isolation of following the course of "mental and moral "We in America are unanimous in our determination to prevent another he said. "But some among us do not fully realize what we must do to carry out this poli- TEXT OF MR. ADDRESS ON PAGE 6 cy.

There are those who seem to believe that we can confine our co-operation with other countries to political relationships; that we need not co-operate where economic questions are involved. "This attitude has sometimes led to the assertion that there should be bipartisan support of the foreign policy of the Unilea States, but that there need not be bipartisan support for the foreign See TRUMAN ASKS, Page 10 $10,000 Bond Set For Montgomery LLANO, March for Regenald M. Montgomery of Waco, charged with murder in the Buchanan Lake death of Miss Helen Shields, was set at $10.000 by Judge Raymond Gray in a District Court habeas corpus proceeding here today. Montgomery did not immediately past bond and remained in the Llano County jail. His attorney departed for Wraco at 5 p.

m. The Waco used car dealer instituted habeas corpus proceedings after bond was denied in justice court here. He had waived an examining trial dent Truman at Baylor, but their 5350 installment on his 1946 in- extermination children were left out. coTme today- Matters came to when thev decided thev were go- 1 ing to speak to the President and tered a crowded theater three counties have been urged to of purchasing power in the hands of wage earners. Taking into ac- a head this It came'in cash, in an envelope week when a rabid fox went down the main street of Jasper and en- they did, despite the Secret Service.

Wacoan Found Dead A man identified as J. F. Walker, Waverly Hotel, was found i dead at First Street and Mary he conscience and a note which read "This is the final payment. Please credit to my account. Mr.

The installment boosted to $1.750 the total he paid this year. It was Avenue early Thursdav afternoon. Justice of the Peace Oliver gave his verdict that he died from natural causes. A son, Price Walker, reported to live on a farm near Chilton, was being sought Thursday night. The body' was removed to the Bolger-Haney Funeral.

Home. Nigel Campbell, collector of Internal revenue, the chief objections to Mr. methods were collectors know who he is. thev know if he is paying enough, and (3), he messes up their bookkeeping. Mr.

Z.vxw. who uses no other identification, has been paying his taxes that way for several years. Change in Citation For President Touches Off Sensation Across Nation Truman Is At Decision on Lewis President Truman today expressed gratification at the Su- reme decision in the ohn L. Lewis Mine Workers contempt case, Charles G. Ross, Presidential Press Sec- retary, told reporters in Thursday.

Mr. Truman was advised of the action while here to deliver an address and received an honorary degree from Baylor University. Ross said Mr. Truman wu "gratified that the Supreme Court had sustained the Government's Chinese Reds Refuse To Release Two Americans count the steady rise in the cost of living, the bureau said the "real (that is purchasing of salary and wage earners has been declining since V-J Day. Production and sales of goods have been held at record dollar levels since the end of the war, apparently by spending of wartime savings and by installment credit.

A list of chairmen working tn the county outside Waco is nounced by County Chairman J. 1 C. Patterson with the exception of Alta Vista. Axtell, Downsville-Asa- Gurley, Gholson 'and Prairie Chapel, which have not yet sent I in the names of their chairmen: Bosqueville. Pete Shot well; Bruceville, Mrs.

B. Chalk Bluff, Harold China Spring, E. L. Null; Crawford, Dr. W.

J. Compton; Eddv, E. P. Johnson; Elm Mott, T. F.

Gusawav; Hallshurg. Mrs. Ben Adams; Highland-Ocee-Windi sor, Mrs. A. M.

Ewing: Hewitt, Ray Blanton; Lacy Chauncey Roebuck; La Vega-Nal- Ethrldge Woodward. 2T05 Mrs P. Laine: Blackland Village. Mrs. Milton Thomas; Le- Morrow, died in a local rrtv i Waco Insurance Leader Is Dead; Last Rites Today Ethridge Woodward, Business, Fraternal Leader of City, Dies in Local Hospital at 7:30 p.

m. Thursday. Mr. Woodward was owner of E. Woodward and Company General Insurance Company and a director Thomas McBrayer: McGregor, J.

Childers: Mart. A. T. Stansell; Moodv-Spring Valley, John M. Alexander; Patton.

A. Black; Riesel. L. M. Odom: Robinson, The bureau said that there are of the Pioneer Building and Loan Mrs.

Dave Simons; Ross. Mrs E. signs that purchasing power de- Association, rived from these supplementary ohrin-r sources is declining. Many persons already have obtained all installment credit they can get or want to carry. decline In buying the bureau commented, it increasingly difficult for total business activity to continue to A.

Pfeffer; South Bosque, Paul Ellis: Rosenthal-Levi, Mrs. O. W. Cr eegleville i W. member of Austin Avenue Method- Corbin: Tokio-Wesf.

George He was a Mason, Knight Tempiar, a It said early downward adjust 1st Church and a member of the White Hall, Mrs. Jim Bryan. Waco Insurance Exchange. Funeral services will be held at Funeral Chapel at 4:30 p. m.

Friday. Dr. A. Norman Evans officiating, interment in Oakwood cemetery. Surviving are his widow.

Lu- U. S. Loan I rged To Save Greece ments in prices could improve the cille: one son. Charles C. Wood outlook by causin come" of wage an the in-, ward of Waco; two sisters, Mrs.

WASHINGTON. March fc APA majority of senate Democrats salary earners Elizabeth Seeds and Mrs. E. S. was reported by Senator Barkley, to release two American Reference to I ruman lof South as evi- Officers held in North China, and PIEPING.

China, March 6 UP to rise to a level consistent with New house, both of Independence, nemotrat of Kentuekv todav tn Chinese Communist forces have continued high business-activity. Missouri. I Mother and Lincoln Bed at White House Is Deleted by Neff denced by your 94-year-old mother who declared a rew weeks ago that when she visited the White House she w'ould sleep on the floor before she would occupy the bed in hich Abraham Lincoln slept. The original citation written by This Change Noted negotiations to free them may have to "go through the highest informed sources said today. President Pat M.

Neff in connec- Sheriff Charged After Attack on Reporter tion with the conferring of the When the wa" MUSKOGEE. March ine conferring of the newsmen immediately noted the of assault and hat- honorary degree of Doctor of Laws' change from the advance script, tery were riled today against Sher- upon President Truman, which Neff altered his first paragraph iff J. Briggs for an attack was changed at the request of to say: White House aides, was causing a "Harry S. sensation across the nation Thurs- Missouri sun and soil and schools, day evening. In advance copies of the cita tion which were distributed to the and press Neff had written: "Harry S.

Truman, product of I on a newspaper reporter in his Truman, product of office. John L. Stone, managing editor born amid obscure environments; of the Muskogee Daily Phoenix engrained into your bones the rich and a traditions ofromartfic From Grandview, Missouri, Missouri sun and soil and schools Associated Press quoted Miss Mary amid humble environments. Jane Truman, sister of the Presi- 1 the complaint charging that Briggs inflicted sprained neck, contusions hi. and huises about the on Frank C.

Hansford, a Times-Demo- in the cradle of adversity no silver spoon was 94-year to manhood's high noon in Montgomery's lawyers, H. S. the quiet democratic way of Beard and Willard McLaughlin of the Southern into Waco, said he would make bond Friday. your youthful blood and bones w'ere the rich and romantic tra- ir, Hansford said the attack was dent, as in made "without vyhen he -old mo-her was in the office on a rou- fused to sleep in any bed at the ran W'hite House at any time." Miss Truman said that she and her See CITATION, Page 7 Waco Markets U. S.

Note Flays Reds On Action in Hungary Georgia Supreme Court Takes Up Case Soviet Arrests In That Nation Called Attempt to Overthrow Free Government favor a loan to Greece as necessary to prevent collapse of that country's present government. Barkley told reporters after a conference of senate Democrats that a majority that we cannot ignore the situation presented by the Greek request for assistance and do nothing about His personal view, the Democratic leafier said, was that unless the United States steps to offset the British withdrawal of economic help to King government there will be collapse WASHINGTON. March The United States accused Russia of trying to overthrow a freely- elected government and set up a dictatorship in Hungary. The blunt note, dispatched by Secretary of State Marshall before his departure for Moscow', denounce the arrest by Red Army soldiers of Bela Kovacs. member of the Hungarian Parliament and i until recently Secretary General ATLANTA.

March of the Smallholders Party, which Decision Expected Within a Week on Validity of Talmadge Claim to Office Departure for Washington Aboard Sacred Cow Is Without Incident Cattle receipts light, prices generally steady. Hog supply demand slow, day and emphasized it would hand tops heavy hens 24c-25c broilers Herman election with 19c-24c lb. All eggs quoted S6c-S7c lb. No. 1 crean 65c No.

2 cream 62c lb. Weather V. S. WEATHER BUBEAU Municipal Air field him Myers of Fort Wrorth Forecast for Waco and vicinity: Cold and ramv Friday and Friday Saturday partly cioudy and took the Sacred Cow off the north- soutn runway at Municipal elightly warmer. Maximum e- ture today 40 degrees, minimum 32 dp- fml to the White House, the maximum temperature was 40 degrees at 12 m.

Minimum 33 degreea at 9 a. m. Rain .16 inches. Total rain for the month .16 inches. A year ago the maximum temperature was 7s degrees; minimum 44 degrees.

No rain. Sunset today 6:32 p. m. Sunrise to- overcast to 9000 feet direct drove up to the Sacred Cow plane, and the engines started after 2 p. m.

Glass on the big turning over. Colonel Myers taxied lu i to the enrf of the rUnway and warmed the engines up. In just six minutes after they shut the cabin door, the Sacred Cow was off for Washington- and biggest show as over. Plane Is Tailored For By MI RRAY NEAL News-Tribune Staff Cadillac was frosted over with It was 2:34 p. m.

Thursday and moisture on the inside so the Pres- five hours from Washington, D. ident couldn't be seen until he when Lt. Col. Henrv (thev call stepped from the car. Secret Service agents started hustling the party aboard.

President Truman stopped at the top of the rarop and raised his hat port to take president Harry T.u- Comfort, Conveniences flashbulbs popped The Sacred Cow is a super-plush again, and the President beamed, model of the Douglas DC-4, tai- Oats 90c 1 ushel: ear corn the-spot election by the per 15 shelled corn $2.50 ture seven weeks ago, and tenant Governor M. E. chances of displacing him. hinged on interpretation of a clause in the State Constitution. It was this almost forgotten clause that prompted the Legislature to elect Herman governor on the basis of 675 write-in votes in the general election after his fa- Excise Tax Gets House Approval WASHINGTON, March The House gave final approval to- ther.

Eugene Talmadge, died be a a. i 1 a 1 i a tt An Senate Committee Reported Turning Down Rent Boost Action Against Plan For Increase Taken in Closed Meeting WASHINGTON, March A member of the Senate Banking Commtitee reported tonight that the seat he seized through an on- to support shaky anti- the committee has rejected a Communist regime, the protest arv ummrndalion fo a ,0 cent pea red to forecast a firm Amen- 1 ran stand at the Rir Four Minis- across the board increase State Supreme Court took up the has a majority in the Parliament. i'sPu'ei Ceorge governorship to- VnusrnntM down flat decision, expected The charges that Kovacs iter Ordinary hens 20e-22e choice within a week, on the validity of spired to form anti-Soviet terror for out regard hopes of retaining groups and espionage organiza- side- tions were branded in the American note as Combined with the current plans can stand at the Big Four Minis ters meeting against further rents, tension of Soviet dominance in Europe. action is to he followed. This member, who the use of his name, told a reporter that the action was taken in a officials indicated, by economic aid closed two-hour session this after- for Hungary in addition to the noon.

postwar assistance already gnen. Crisis Brought t'p President Pat Neff of Baylor and lored for the comfort and conven- i jn Sacred Senator Tom Connallv accomna- 1 ience of the nation's Chief Execu- furs- jewelry and cosmetics, trans- quarter March 22, at 1.34 a. m. WnoPWARP ETHRIDGE AYNESWORTH. HIRAM HUDSON.

MRS. CORA D. Sea Pare 1 Departure Without Incident Three minutes later the Sacred, Senator Tom Cfonnally accompa- Cow disappeared in the clouds, and nied him aboard the plane, and Secret Service Agent Jim Colonel Myers put the plane on Connally went back to Washing- Vhn inctrnmonfc tn nlnw thrmiah Truman. Last was fu 1 ill 9Ul. 1 instruments to plou through Secrp, through the Pres.dential air yacht in charge of the While House de- official course to Washington.

He figured tail. that with a tail wind at that alti- n.a. tude. the plane would make 250 ShOH miles per hour. dav to legislation' continuing in definitely the war-time excise taxes including liquor.

parted. portation and telephone service fore he could be inaugurated For six hours, 14 Thompson lawyers and seven members of He added that Chairman Republican. New Hampshire, a five-man subcommittee which previously voted 3 to 2 for It charged that in the face of the 1945 Yalta agreement among the redraft legislation Russia, the United States and along lines recommended in a new i Great Britain to maintain a demo- bill by Senator Sparkman, Demo- the Talmadge counsel hammered cratic regime in Hungarv, recent crat. Alabama away at the constitutionality of Soviet 'acts had brought to a This bill propos re- control under OP A with any de- Quick Senate approval will send election. Midway of political brought to difficulties ises continued rent It was 2:08 p.

m. when Master The departure went off without Sgt. D. A. Winslow, me- Incident President auto- chanic, waved all clear of See SACRED COW.

Page 7 gest and most comfortable aboard annually It the only big located on the left side and far enough the measure to the White House. the argument, black-robed Chief suiting from efforts of the Com- control or increases to be handled President Truman requested the Justice Frank Jenkins broke in to i munist and other leftist parties to on a local or individual basis, legislation to prevent, on July 1. make clear that the court was oust the moderate Freeholders Tobev parried direct questions mm himself have not turned them down but we have not accepted them. an automatic rollback in rates that concerned with the main govern- Party majority in Parliament. The room is the big- cost the treasury about orship suit, decided in Talmadge Oxford cloth dress shirts in white and four other colors.

Lowich 416 Onlv arrest was cited specifically, but dispatches had estimated up to 400 persons have he said the subcommittee rec- Choose your dealer then your up connection ommendatsons for fiat increase with a reported plot against the and shift of rent control government. favor in Superior Court. diamond. Jewelers. 721 1 nation from OPA to the courts.