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Editorials Today Th Break In The Market! Price And Voluntary Action Oil I Life By Marqmit Child i THE WEATHER irurnlihK by tit U. Wutlw lurtigl For Birmingham and Vicinity-Cloudy and cooler, with occasional rain this afternoon. Cloudy and continued cool tonight and Satur-day. High this afternoon 46, low tonight 32, high Saturday 45. it irtninijltam Hems 60TH YEAR NO.

283 44 Pages 3 Sections PRICE: 5 CENTS BIRMINGHAM, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1948 Vets' Housing Commodity Prices Complaints Held Signs Of Regaining Russell Hurls 'Gestapo' Charge At President Demo Feud Reaches New Heights, Split Called Most Serious Governor Blasts At Interference' Racial Issues Folsom Denounces Federal 'Meddling' In Other Areas Also; U. S. Government Called Monster Eating States' Rights Following More Sharp Drops WASHINGTON. Feb. 6 UP) The bitter Democratic feud over civil rights hit a new pitch today.

Sen. MONTGOMERY. Feb.E(!fVv. James E. Folsom de- 'D" Ga contnded that.

Bounced federal interference" in racial problems today and he said 1 resiaent ruman is planning an neither major party will gain votes by making segregation an election BI "Gestapo to break down race Issue segregation in the South. Over a statewide radio hookup, the avowed presidential candidate Russell told a reporter the Stocks Hold Even; Corn Falls Limit; Wheat Shows Gain NEW YORK. Feb. 6-UPv Commodity prices showed signs of regaining some balance today after further sharp drops. The stock market held about even after two days of heavy losses Corn again led the break in the grain exchanges, plummeting the daily permissible limit of 8 cents a bushel.

All deliveries of wheat closed off the 10-cent limit for that grain, while oats performed better ban either of the others Soma market analysts saw the uncertain fluctuations, of commodities today as holding out (See Other Stories on Page 44) South's revolt against the president's call for new measures to knock down racial barriers "is more serious than any I have seen in my STREETCAR VICTIM. Mrs As Justifiable Serious Defects Found In Majority Of Cases By VFW Council Serious defects in veterans housing here have been found in an overwhelming majority of complaints investigated by the Jefferson County Council, Veterans of Foreign Wars. J. Clewis Trucks, council com-' mandcr. today made public a re- port by the organization's housing! committee composed of William E.

Brobston, chairman; George Kelley, Henry C. Wood and H. O. McDon-j aid. The committee investigated re-j ports from veterans here that houses they had purchased were, 'in some instances, not built according to plans and specifications, and that the material used in construction was not properly cured.

The committee found: "That many of the complaints are justified. A few complaints relate to minor matters not involving structural defects, but that in an overwhelming majority of cases serious defects are manifest. "The chief complaints are warped; doors and floors, probably due to lumber that has not been properly cured; in many cases hardwood W. L. Spearman, Sr.

tagged the civil rights problem as one for the states themselves to handle He said President Truman try ing to solve local problems on a national basis He referred to Mr Trumans 10-pemt program outlined to Congress Monday. The Alabama governor criti-sized what he called federal meddling in other matters, too. He also termed the national govern- lifetime This is true, the Georgian said, because Southern Democrats have interpreted the president's demand for an end to Jim Crow laws on trains and buses as the opening wedge in a fight to halt all race segregation. That could mean, he said. Negroes and whites would attend the same schools, swim in the pools, eat together and, eventually,) intermarry.

THE PRESIDENT has made the flat declaration that he considers segregation to be discrimination and violation of civil rights." Russell declared. "He wants to set up a commission and hire a lot of lawyers to fight segregation wherever it exists. Traffic Mishaps In Area Snuff Out Two Lives 'Industrial' Accident Blamed In Death Of Woman Victim STATES-RIGHTER GOING MONTGOMERY. Ala Feb. 4V Gov James E.

Folsom told radio listeners today be was taking to the Southern Governors Conference a man whose advice and counsel I value more than any other living human being my late wife's father Folsom referred to J. A. Camley. of Elba, former judge and onetime member of the Legislature Folsom said Corn-ley knows fundamental democracy and states rights like no other man that 1 have ever talked ta The governor said he also was taking State School Superintendent A. Meadows and Alabama College President John T.

Caldwell to Tallahassee. Fla. Two persons are dead here today floors have shrunk and warped. In Hp ha nrriproH th. r0j.r,i after being struck by public trans- some instances the foundations HANGS SELF IN CELL Gen.

Bureau of Investigation to work Priation vehices and a tbird diJ have unk and the walls cracked. Ottp von Steulpnagel. one-time with the Department of Justice in Bessemer after being struck by "Inferior paint has been used on Nazi commander of conquered civil rights division and says it is an automobile. many of the houses and insufficient giving specialized training to its Charlbs Edward Perdue. 6-year- number of coats have been applied, agents.

This is nothing more or less old Negro, of MeCalla Route 6. died Your committee further finds than an FBI Gestapo to break down at Bessemer General Hospital at that these conditions not only exist raefc segregation in the South." 2:45 a.m. today. He was struck by in Jefferson County, but according Russells charge highlighted these a car on the Tuscaloosa Highway, to press reports attached hereto the; other developments: eight miles from Bessemer, late, condition is prevalent generally II Chairman Taft Ohio) yesterday. throughout the United States.

rmlPn rrSHfCH David, klS- 72. Your committee also finds some I I lull I I ailVV cy ConmittM to pick Route 4 (Wilkes Station) died a and contractors who arc I ready, willing and able to rectify an expected battle with suffered when he FOLSOM GREETS MRS. TRUMAN Mrs. Harry Truman (above, left) is shown as she was greeted in Montgomery yesterday by Gov. James E.

Folsom. The First Lady was on her way to New Orleans to take part in the christening of the towboat, "Harry Truman." Accompanying Mrs. Truman was Mrs. Frank Boykin (center), wife of the Alabama Congressman. (Associated Press wirephoto'.) Hangs Himself filibuster-I injuries was tdefeetsfor "which 'thev are re- Til ft Rllllftfl flftUsT Fill ne morc struck bv buson Super High-i and through the efforts "0 DHIIOIl DOIIdl LUl rUfflCM POrtV civil rights measures.

way near Bessemer. His body was committee some of these a 2. Sen. Ball Minn.) pre- 'taken to Angwin-Service Funeral defers are Tina rtlTied d.ct that Congress will pass no Home in Ensley. are be bg rectiried Mrs.

W. L. Spearman. 64. a Your committee was not autho-i anti-job discrimination bill with In Federal Spending Train Delayed, hopes of a moderate adjustment of prices instead of the collaosa that could lead to distress.

Cotton futures were slightly above Thursday's close There were olher strong points in wholesale commodities butter at New York and Baltimore for example. I BUT VEGETABLE OILS beat a further retreat, and butter was at Chicago. I Stock market observers said nee I the confusion attending the debacle in grains wears off. traders vho have been concerned over what they regarded as artificial values in commodities expect a revived de-i mand for stocks. The commodify markets were closely watched by those see ting I to determine if the upward spiral in the cost of living might be a an end Whether the housewife eventt.

ally would pay less for a loaf of bread or a cotton dress depended on one 'prime factor: Whether the break in prices is a flash in the pan or a decisive turn in the inflation mad. The answer may come in the next few days. Wheat, considered a cornerstone jin the national price structure I crashed the limited drop of 10 cents a bushel on Wednesday and Thurs-C- i p. i day In Chicago. Minneapolis and rirSt Lady, Daughter Kansas Citv.

Corn, in which acute On Way To Christen Boat In New Orleans Yrk hlin Bltoxr, Feb. 6- 4V- as W8 a bale Wednesday and tacked on a fresh decline of 50 cents to SS Thursday. In wholesale food and raw terial markets lower, prices er posted for such key items os fl ur, lard, hogs, cattle, lamb, gra ns, sugar, rubber and linseed oil The Associated Press average of 35 such commodities dropped tn a low since Nov. 6. Less than a month ago the index had soared to a record high.

STOCK PRICES SLUMPED Wednesday, but stiffened a bit be ck no Mrs. Harry S. Truman, wife of President Truman, and their daughter. Miss Margaret Truman, stopped off in Bilhxi today after Recommended By Unit Visits Biloxi mnt a "mechanical Frankenstein which feed on powers taken away from the various states He objected to federal agencies dictating ta slates how federal fuada should be spent He proposed that all such money "be granted to the Legislature, to be appropriated as the legislature sees fit for the purpose granted A to the racial declared he i question. Folsom worn to uphold Dies In Same Jail Where He Once Held French Hostages PARIS, Feb.

6 (4) German Gen, enforcement provisions. Ball widow of 1223 Cotton Avenue, r'zed to recommend a solution for voted no" when the Senate la- jggf I jg bor committee approved such a measure yesterday, seven to five. otto von Stiielonsifei him I 3 Reports spread that Gov. Field- at Third Avenue and Sixth Place, housing that our organization lto von htuelpnagel hanged him- ing Wright, of Mississippi, would North has in Washington. lody Prlson move at a Tallafiassee, Fla meet- which of Proposal Is Now Subject To Senate, House Okeh Even Then Is Not Binding WASHINGTON, Feb.

6 (4i A Senate-House committee today for- mafly recommended that be cut from proposed government spending during the fiscal Roaring Flames Kill Six Children be at Ashland at 3:30 m. tomor- ST. LOUIS, Feb, (4s) Six re tr starting Jnly 1. children were trapped and burned th Constitution of the United scores hostages were jng Qj Southern governors today) POLICE SAID her death would State but I am also sworn to up- ordered to death while he was gov- have them issue a call for an be classified as an industrial, hold the Constitution of the State nea 04 cued "independent Democratic conven-' rather than a traffic, accident. Alabama Guard of Ine herche-Midi Prison ton to apm away from Mr.

Tru- Funeral services for her will be "And under It he continued. Yn 2i 69 raan conducted at West End Methodist the mtr certain state ights ceil dan th1 4. A Democratic official said the Church at 11 a m. tomorrow, with Which we are allowed. At any time that the laws of Alabama are Civil rights of our people as granted by the federal constitution.

I believe that the U. S. Supreme Court will hand down decisions to that effect. I believe, too. that the people of Alabama and all othar states will want to abut by the decisions of the highest court in the land.

later. Ironically, one of the men once held as a possible hostage waited today outside the door a free marv was on assignment to photograph the body of the general whose orders had put him in prison. The man was Maurice Albert Aubry. an Associated Press TAFT. WHO VOTED In commit- row.

tee against a bill to set up a Fair) Surviving ti gH porters it will be up to the GOP Iowa: Mrs. Fred Royals, Fairfax, policy group and the conference of Duster Jordon. Ashland, all Republican senators to decide and Mrs. W. L.

Summers. Burning- when it or any similar measures ham: three, sons. W. L. Spearman, should be brought up.

Birmingham: C. p. Spearman, The Ohioan, a GOP presidential Chicago, and S. R. Spearman.

Cen- implovment Practice Commission M. Claud Hart, BllBgKarn; vith enforcement poweT told re- Mrs. R. Boucher. Iowa City, Hirters it will be up to the GOP Iowa; Mrs.

Fred Royals. Fairfax, huge iuivu. Their parents. Mr. and Mrs congressional 1 ct 5J? TrianUl DonTolhl Charles E.

Eoff, were burned in put a ciling on government ex- Miss Iruman will sponso. the futile attempts to rescue them. a father, a 31-year-old stone setter. HERE IS WHAT the committee The Trumans were among other js jn critical condition He made a recommended, compared with passengers inconvenienced last in a matter of minutes turned their pood of Tl en route to New Or- four-room frame bungalow into a and se he li huge torch. committees was created bV the of the towboa Harry Tru- nr bVitfr rrn hi.

Phtographer who was a member candidate, said he opposed the com- tre; two sisteri. Mrs. J. O. Moore, second escape by jumping through President Truman's budget propos- night in the derailment of the yesterday although continuing i ik i of the wartime French resistance, mittee-approved FEPC bill because Birmingham, and Mrs.

A. A. a window als: Diesel locomotive of a passenger decline. On the average the sto ifl again-i me poll tax Hf ex- stuelpnagel's suicide came a little he believes it would be better to Thrasher. Anniston: two brothers, Th hiiHton Nnrv F.iimitert Rereim President's train ahead of their train on the market was at its lowest level sir st of Alabama or any other "n7rudrngtheex- Pattemedaftel NewYorklaw NEW DELHI, Feb.

6 P) 'vein a house on the front of the. committee's, taken to Biloxi by automobile, nf hostage 8 fh ht Devadas Gandhi said today his fa- lot. They tried to get the screaming ooo.ooo. They were to continue to New Speaking President Trumans coute, Ma'rcel He- lounTameans exhausted he thcr Mohandas Gandhi, had no children through a back door. New Appropriations for 1949 Orleans late today on the Cres- eml rights program advocaiing counsel- Marcei Me yoluntary means be exhausted be- property and left no wi Smoke and heat forced them back.

President's. commit- cent. He said his father, assassinated tee $39,900,000,000. jn the trouble ahead the loco- anti-poll tax. anti-lynching, anti- rpd- demand.

Weakness in the sensi ve Chicago grain pit spread like burning oil to other exchanges, to stock market to wholesale commodity markets. Reports from all over the nat on lofmen'1 practices commisMon Ihe he seemed depressed. 1 tried to supportuch measurelGOp1 mem- a week ag today wushed Truman, Cabinet Meet Ne Prr-mooo 000 commiT motive of southbound Azalean, havViTnedthT YkittUha sovernor aid "it is euTtomary for convince him that his case was not bers split on this one. as did their PWrtjes whicl might in name be; Presidents 00, OOO.OOO commit-, aJmost ran into an open draw on jnvestors, speculators and was thel second war- SE'SSSStll very fore these issue, on everj election German Army officer to take joined Taft in voting "no. Sens.

and was brought to an ab- p-o Jfar earned and received Atty. Gen. Clark told reporters recommended ing orders flooded markets, buyers his own life in two days while fac- Hill, of Alabama, and Ellender. of con- GpP in control, a ru st with the It easy to see why they bring lng war.crim charges. Gen.

Jo- Louisiana, represented the Dem- bution amounting to vast sums, it was a routine session which minimum payment of $2 600.000.000 front trucks overhanging the them out into the open he added hannes Blaskowitz jumped to his ocratie opposition. gave aU away and lived the both domestic and international af- on the national debt next year. drawbridge. I am orr to see them do it. for d.ath yesterday from a prison cat- 04 a Pr man.

fairs were reviewed. IT SAID TS OVER-ALL recom- ned warning lights indicating P1 walk in Nuernberg. Germany. He Amiicompntc ToflflV A A A mendations were based on these; bridge was open were hidden phsbed uh tactics The elec was abiut to go on trial before an coiac w. At Aft 01 I MniQ'f i niin considerations: bv (be heavy mists, said Train 1.

The spending program pro Conductor D. J. Chancellor The posed the president "contem- bridge is between Biloxi and Ocean Springs. rthods The thinking people of all on his estate in the French ALABAMA Jun Alyaon and Peter Lew. ford In "Hood Nw.

11 1:35. 3:35. 5:30. 7:30. .40 SYRACUSE.

N. Feb. 6 UP! Mrs. Margaret Walker, a repairman at the Sol- p)ates little or no reduction in the, Process stood aloof. MANY BUSINESS AND LABOR leaders viewed the break as simply a healthy adjustment of the nations price structure.

Bernard J. Ridder, editor and publisher of The New York Journal of Commerce, described the break as the first substantial postv ar correction in the commodity pr oe level. The Alabama director of th CIO, Carey Haigler of Birming ham. said however that he attached no real significance to th decline. He regarded it as just an indication somebody is getting out of the market and the spec ulators are playing around.

vay Company, was ae- of federal employes. companied to the hospital early 2. The president recommends this morning by his wife's sister, $5,735,000,000 in new spending for who has twins. which there is no congressional au- occupation zone in 1946. He had been sought by the French since Germany's defeat in the Spring of 1945.

He was brought to Paris to be tried. MELBA Dana Andrew and Merle 05-eron In -Niaht Son. 11:15, 1:15, 3:15. 5:15. 7:15.

:15 RITZ Ra Mil land and Marlene Dietrich In Golden 1:30, 3:25 5:35. 7:42. 9:45 STRAND Joan Caulfield and Claude Rain In "The Unsuspected." 11:30. 1:30. Passengers on the Louisville Nashville train were taken to Ocean Springs by bus to another train to continue their journey.

Only one person was injured slightly. Train Fireman T. S. Scott. Forty-year-old Trait Walker gave birth to her second set of live triplets today at Syracuse General Hospital.

The American Medical Association said this was the first such case on its records. The first triplet. Born shortly after noon, was a boy. iSvo girls followed. The mother gave birth to her first set of triplets Peter, Paul and Patricia-April 21.

1943. races would be thankful if our party leaders in both parties would quit using these issues as a political football. These problems are fundamental, and they ere problems to he solved by the states and their subdivisions." Turn to Page 2. Column 3 Speedy Deportation Of Eisler Indicated Heraud said an investigation of 3:35 5:35. 7 20.

9 20 his clients case still was in prog- an nd Dn An ress and would have delayed the 210. 5 53. 7: is, 9:35 I trial for some time. Stuelpnagel's 1 a 1 cousin Heinrich, who replaced him gala-Denm Keef tn "T-iunl here in 1942. was executed in Ger- many in 1944 for participating in of tn Munich bomb plot against Adolf i 2 ff so osSTi-L oS Pago' thorization.

3. The nation "is in grave danger, of runaway inflation which, if historical precedents are any guide. I might, if unchecked, result in serious economic upheavals. and since government spending, national and local, is the single greatest: inflationary force in our these expenditures should be curtailed wherever possible. Mrs.

Walker had been in the hospital since Jan. 21. Walkers first question on being informed that his pacing ordeal was over was: "How is she? He said no names had been chosen. THE SIX-POUND BOY was born at 12:06 a five-pound, four and a half-ounce girl was $5,200 Given At Howard For Stoke Up Fire, College Appeal Brother, Cold Makes Return A booth for pledges and cash contributions for the Birmingham- Southern-How ard College was set Hitier. The French press agency said the De- general was found in his cell short NEW YORK.

Feb. with ymrution proceedings against Mrs. Walker and her hqsband, Michael, also have three other children. a a HER DOCTOR, who declined use of his name, said the babies appeared to be normal and "as healthy as any single baby." Born within eight minutes, they were placed in an oxygen tent as a precautionary measure. Their combined weight was 17 pounds, two ounce.

The same doctor delivered the Walkers first triplets. Th Invisible AUTO MOVIES NO. 1 Til 8lrangr." ENSLEY "Shadow of a Woman." AVON Coro and Gt It." FAinriELD "Iasi of the Mohlcam. WVLAM 'Iaive and Learn." CENTRAL PARK "Kit Oarnon." PRATT CITV "Stella Della. NORTH BIRMINGHAM The Verdict." OELMAR Blondie Lucky Day." NORWOOD 'Til Be Your." EAST LAKE "Th Red Hou." WOODLAWN "Mr Dtatrlrt Attorney.

AVONDALE "Gentleman Jo Palnoka." HOMEWOOD "Pun and Fancy Fr. FIVE POINTS Trail fttrMt TARRANT CITV 'Hear Ruth HADES MOUNTAIN COUNTRY CLUB Dining and darning 29 CLUB Dining and dancing. RADIO LOG- Pag 39. 4. Large scale expansion of pub-born at 12:09 p.m..

and the other lie works projects should be lim-, girl five pounds. 13 ounces, at jited to projects deemed urgently Cf 1K necessary to the public interest. The New York State Health De- 5. The taxpayers "should be re- partment said tn a letter to Hos- I.eved somewhat of the burden in the majn bull(lmg on the pilal Superintendent J. Porte of wartime taxation.

Howard campus this morning. Better stoke up the fires aga s. that chances of two sets of trip- 6. "Discretion cautions us to con- three hours more than $5 200 t-00 weather is headed our wy lets being born to the same par- serve our financial resources in WJJ contrjbuted nce more. enls would be between one In view of heavy contemplated expen-j nip(iep climaxed a Tonight will bring freezing tero 54.000,000 and one in 96.000.000 for foreign aid and national canipajgn jn which members of the Pictures to the Magic City again, dpfpnsp i tt births.

iy alter midnight, hanged strips of bedding. Hanns Eisler, motion picture song Born ln Berljn ln 1878 stuelp- writer. were cone hided in less than nagel was commander in chief of half an hour today and a govern- German troop in occupied France ynent uptikronin indicated he might from 1940 until 1942. He also was be out of the country by Feh. 28 military commander of greater Urtte is a brother of Gerhart Eisler described by a House committee a America No.

1 Commu-mt Hanns Eisler offered no defense a todays immigration Service hearing John Boyd executive assistant to the commissioner of immigration and naturalization was aaked if the proceedings would interfere with a concert of Eisler's De Valera Party Loses Majority student body talked before classes (Other Weather Story Page 40) Let The Curtains Fall; and club groups urging support of he drive for funds Weatherman Bradley forecast today APPEAL HEADQUAR TERS as, ve ina The Sunlight Is ass a Monday to receive reDorts of all The temperature continued to part of that window on North i chupch solicitations drive leaders erty this afternoon, but th 52nd Place. And when last Mon- forecast was for a steady decline nhLAaTu kIotPLo Tor dais Church committees have been 'a he fternoon. reaching a phone calls kept up for days. nmnlpf low of 32 tonighL The vears and rePort the results by 5 f.A hih ot was recorded th healthy boy wither away. They severe abdominal pains.

The years Monday afternoon, the weather man Art- saw a robust body turn to noth- I one posl Already over its goal, the appeal n- i- Doctors Hcoital h' tlWMC Contribution, Th, forecast for Btrmtoj- Lit, The youngsters spine was injured. He couldn't move. His muscles were useless. And for the next 20 years, the neighbors in Woodlawn saw a ham and vicinity: Cloudy ar cooler with occasional rain this Bernard Cain isnt going to wave anymore. The twisted and withered body isn't going to smile and sing.

Bernard Cain is dead. And a 20-year vigil at the liying room window of No. 966 iivir has ended. BY WILLIAM KITAY News Staff Writer musk- here scheduled (for Feb. 28.

Mullins, secretary of the Fianna The window is empty. For the "It is quite possible he may not Fad (Government Party), said to- first time in 20 years, the curtains be in the Lmted States then," Boyd day Prime Minister Iamon de Va- hang straight. replied Parliament ma- North 52nd Place is quiet. And THE GOVERNMENT based eatire cate on documentary evi- But sajd tht prjme mjnjs i)s. jority by a slim margin in Wednes- No.

966 is justanother house on a The rattles Cars For 20 years. Bernie sat at the window and laughed at the world. afternoon. Cloudy and continued cool the Coin um art ter woud lo trm a new speed by ppers plod on "nd And world laughed with the all the vigor of the youth who once couiddo to ease thepain' ll I day's amount reaching S6.685. trolley past jHtLSSLSt operated.

There was l.Ule they part in the state drive for Southern- and Saturday. YESTERDAY. BERNIE DIED as Bu. he lived. He was 1 tlsot wui many a tn tional Eisler and his wife.

Louise, were showed De Valera's Fianna interna- br "ndi ndePcndents- Comple returns from quarters or tire 40 constituencies young ones they are, it just doesn't Now the window is empty. The a tight to change. three sense. people out Woodlawn way will have Bernie grew old in years, They as( one another to boost their own morale over the never in outlook and spirit. MUfhiA ie that man utifk iho Kirt rlav'e nrrtKl am with big day arrested last October in Los An- could' "noT 'hope 'to "obtaTn' the 74 thf problems- i warrant and smile? Why doesnt he wave to us deportation waants and seats needed for a clear majority in anvmorei nid he eo awav released on bond.

Mrs Eisler was the 147-member Dali. anymore, uio ne away. was cheerful. By some miracle, the VL McDonald Dastor! 32 and highest Saturday 45. THE STORIES of how his cheer- PaTnmnrrffw rnorninc at Rcrnic of the First Methodist Church, and H'Sh yesterday was 62.

low th SURE. ITLL BE HARD. sre: I ToWretolriTWlawn SffilS. wither Jhe tor of 44. vta it 11 take pain and courage.

But being told and retold in Woodlawnla, tbe rajn home So will his fam- tirst tsaptist, will direct tne hearmg. However. William Burke, general IT'S HARD TELLING the young- Bernie did it. And he was crippled, today. fly His dad and mother his seven eds drive- The Eisler were charged in the secretary of the Fine Gael Party, sters.

Mrs. E. D. Cain tries. She In 1928, Bernie was a sturdy Why.

some people would just brothers, a sist er a nd l3 i. w-. warrants wi.h misrepresentation in De Valeras chief opposition, con- tries very hard. But then she must youth of 17. Always cheerful, he walk by No.

966 when their spirits nieces and nephews. L-rasn Kills rllOt obtaining an entry permit into the ceded the prime minister had a turn away. probably never dreamed of what were low Theyd walk by so Ber- Father Edwin Bobe will say the MIAMI, Fla. Feb. 6 UP United btates with affiliation with "fairly good chance of extending The window on North 52nd Place was ahead.

Anyway, not that day as nie's smile and his waving hand words those who will gather have Carv, 28 was killed yesterday fell but was reported not enough an organization advocating over- his unbroken 16 years of rule with is empty. The grownups know. Why he stood at 26th Street and the would perk them up. had on their lips for 20 years. Half when a small plane he was pilot- to make up for water losses during throw nf the government by force the support of the minority groups, shouldn they tell the children? Fifth Avenue Viaduct.

Others became his close friends, hour later, there will be another ing crashed during a takeoff at the last six weeks. Gerhart Eisler. now held at Ellis The latest official returns issued Sure, it doesn make sense. Not "Bernie was waiting for the light And for hours they would sit and service at St. Clements Catholic Tropicaire Airport.

High readings yesterday included Inland on a deportation warrant, is by the government Information Bu- to the people in Woodlawn. Not to change. said his mother. Then. talk.

About their own problems. Church I The seeking his freedom on bail in a reau gave the Fianna Fail 53 of the to the trolley motormen who the car came. It crushed my boy About the ills of the world. The window is emptv RAIN IN SUNNY SOUTHERN California brought songs to the lips of farmers as the worst Winter drouth in 70 years was ended. In Northern California, snow and bail The plane fell on a stack of en- 81 at Fort Myers.

73 at Jack-So are gine crates, which burned with the sonville. and 77 at New on North 52nd Place. craft. ilcana. current Federal Court proceeding.

106 seats thus far determined. down when passing No. 966. to the curb. It got so that Bernie became A I.