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whether a bill nunherly Case which would permit him to con- tinue in the office is passed or 1 rot, Clerk Anton Schuler, his em- New light is expected to be shed i ployer, said last night at Jeffer- i on the case of Sheriff John F. mon City. I Dougherty, provided with an alibi -4 Schuler told three members of for charges of feloniously leaving 1 the State Senate's Fees and Sala- the scene of an accident by a cab ries Committee that after May 15 driver who changed his story aft- 1 he would appoint a successor to I er five months had elapsed, in Koenig as soon as a suitable one the renewed investigation by the could be found. 'Circuit Court grand jury, the Cir-- cuit Attorneys office disclosed 1 yor mi, 2 mit, bo id, its ftic 1 1 New light is expected to be shed K14017 I on the case of Sheriff John F. 1Dougherty, provided with an alibi 4 -3'''''' -4 for charges charges of feloniously leaving 1 -----A-4-'1' the scene of an accident by a cab who changed his story aft- .4, I Cr five months had elapsed, in the renewed investigation by the -'Circuit Court grand jury, the Cir- 4 cuit Attorneys office disclosed ch J.

Fred Koenig. who was con- 1 anges Story in 1 ricted of dealing in black market i 44 4 ,1 4 I 4,4 74' St 1 ot By a Globe-Democrat Staff Writer: Administration of the training for boys at Boonville and JEFFERSON CITY, '1104: May 7.A plan for niodernizingt the the physical plant there came In' three state training schools for for sharp criticism from the delinquent children, with stress thee. The operation of the on rehabilitation rather than training school for girls at Cbil-'1 punishthent was submitted today licothe and the institution for New by a special Senate committee go girls at Tipton was found which recommended a $1,675,000 be satisfactory. building program to provide prop- I er facilities at the institutions Leaders of the Housesoand Sen- LAKE MUSIC CO NEENENENEE ate have agreed- to back this 1 building program- along with the PIANO TUNING REPAIRING $5,620,000 for construction recom- mended by a special House corn- A' MillE0IIED SPINME mittee for the state's antiquated. (M.d.

eel. Prig" eleemosynary system, festew-60. 7932. of the training. it Boonville and there came in, from the tom;" of the Dr girb; at stitution for Nob, )n was found REPAIRING liTTE phone) 0 fastest-60.

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15 when his car struck a taxicab and injured the cab driver and his passenger, began after it was I reported that James J. Sneed, the had changed his story that Dougherty had left the scene. The. new version has Dougherty stopping to give Sneed his per, SttIosephin ASPIRIN ST LI 104 Here Is aspirin at its best! None better or faster for headache relief. N-------ez ABOUT 8000 ATTENDED the opening of the Southern Baptist Convention in Kiel Auditorium Convention Hall yesterday.

Meetings are to continue through Scrturday. At the moment the crowds had heads bowed in prayer. 'IGlobe-Democrat Photo -Professor Swallows Radioactive Iodine for. Washington U. Test Students to Get U.

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PalryfeetAakyour tcodax for Inal gran big Guarantee. atirliAL vara. TO PROSECUTE While declining to comment on whether the new version had been given him by Sneed, a state's witness, First Assistant- Circuit Attorney Clyde 41. Snider asserted that he would proceed to prosecute on the leaving-the-scene can throw some new light on this entire new situation in a few days," Snider said. Meanwhile, armed with the new alibi, Dewey S.

Godfrey, Dougherty's attorney, said that when the Sheriff is arraigned Monday in Circuit 'Court at St. Charles, where the case was transferred on a change of venue, he will seek an early and speedy trial. card. TO PROSECUTE Cracks? Blisters? Itching? ATHLETE'S FOOT Dakota, termed "pro-Soviet." Mundt announced that the House Committee on Un-American Activities is looking into- the talk which was given yesterday by Mrs. Aleksandra Pavlovna Lewis, Russian-born wife of a former code clerk in the American 'Embassy in Moscow.

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Robert N. Varney, associate professor of physics, swallowed a portion of the iodine before 140 persons Tuesday night during a dinner'at the University Club given by Chancellor -Arthur H. Compton to the 'Sustaining Association of Washington University, which has -contributed funds for research projects. Varney's body was tested by the counter before he gulped the potion, but there was no response. After he swallowed the iodine the counter reacted immediately, tracing the iodine down to his thyroid gland.

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"Sheriff 'Dougherty has said all and will say at the trial. that he stopped, gave his personal card to Sneed and told him he would see him later about the damage." TO SEEK DISMISSAL When asked how long he had known about the alibi. which Sneed had "forgotten" for five months, Godfrey merely laughed and said "That would be violating a client's confidence'. Godfrey also -said that he will seek dismissal of ouster proceedings brought against the Sheriff by the Oircuit Attorneys office when Dougherty appears today in Circuit Judge Joseph J. Ward's court in answer to a show-cause order.

Dismissal of the proceedings, irowing out of alleged violation of the anti-nepotism section of the state Constitution through 'appointment of a niece by marriage to-a deputy's post In Dougherty's office, will be sought, Godfrey said, on the grounds that the circuit Judges appoint deputies, while Dougherty merely recommends them. mends them. Dismissal of the praceedings, rowing out of alleged violation or the anti-nepotism section of the state Constitution through 'tip- pointment of a niece by marriage to -a deputy's post in Dougherty's office, will be sought, Godfrey said. on the grounds that the Orcult Judges appoint deputies, while Dougherty merely recom- '1-dr OPEN LETTER from J. FRANK NORRIS to NEWTON to LOUIE NEWTON le i To rav; 7017 1 i 1 diaperAservice I II 1 1 2,,, or foss I ONLY it'' if porkaiaper 11 1 i--t WASH I il BOW RINSE 111' STEAM STERILE 1 4 1 ioNAPEIVik WEEK plus sant- tory container.

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an American citizen, as an undesirable foreigner. has been issued Lotto, who lives in Normandy. St. Louis County, has been visiting Peru on commercial trips for live years, and recently has been claiming he represented a firm disposing of surplus war material Be returned to Peru three or four months ago, and officials said he claimed he represented New'Yorlt-capitalists, mentioning the du Pont and Rockefeller interests, who were prepared to invest $400,000,000 in the industrial development of this country. Preparing to return to the United States recently, he wrote the Peruvian President that he had been approached by an unknown intermediary who had offered.

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I Otarisa Singispask la 'Magnesium LOVE YOU" WITH FLOWERS vestigation followed, with Lotto's detention in Lima, and the leading hotel requested his expulsion for nonpayment of bills. He will be deported on the first steamer. Lotto, a consulting engineer, resides at 8767 Trumbell Normandy. His wife told the Globe-Democrat last night that he had intended to leave for St. Louis Mar; 29, but had been asked by the Peruvian Government to remain pending clearing up of the difficulties.

I 1 MACIIII1E WRINGER ROLLS I pfitillirs, IBrio, ur old Ports WASH MACHINE CO giig GRAVOIS (IS) 'Acids 6265 fat Clitypurs) Ooes 9 A- M. to 6 P. M. non, News Address city' 'Zone I Li zmtimfma Presiciont of Southern Baptist Convontion ON COMMUNISM Dr. Louis D.

Newton, 1 President, Southern Baptist Convention, St. Louis, Mo. '1 Dear Mr. Newtons In. as much as motion was made in yesterday afternoon's meeting.

that you and 1 discuss the issues concerning Soviet Russia, and in as much as you have announced that you are going to speak on Russia again this morning for the have already apoken three times here in St. Louis On Russiatherefore, I am submitting to you the following questions that are vital in this great crisis of America and the world: 1. In all your discussions herewhy have you not -said one single word in defense of President Trunian's Greek.Turk aid to stop Communism? 2. You said yesterday afternoon that United States can work with Soviet Russia. How do you explain of State George Marshall's address de.

claring the opposite view, namely, that we can not agree, or work with Russia? 3. In all your writings, and talks about Russia why have you not sudden word to the Baptists assembled here in St. Louis condemning the atheistic. communistic tyranny of Joe Stalin and his Polit Bureau of fellow-gangsters? 4. 11 you are oppoeed to Communism, why did headquarters of Commun.

has in Chicago and New York endorse, publish and send broadcasts their endorsement of your appeasement plea for Moscow! 5. In Time Magazine of August 16, 1946, in your interview concerning Soviet Russia, you are quoted as "Primming with enthusiasm for what you had seen and bees In view of Secretary of State Marshall's address last week on how Russia has blocked the peace. and aims to bring about world chaos, are you still "brimming with enthusiasm for Soviet Russia?" I 6. (a) You stated in Time Magazine of the same date: "The Baptists stand for the same thing as the Russian Governmentrenouncement of, and resistance to, coercion in matters of belief." (b) "Religiously, we should regard Russia as our great ally." Do you still hold this sympathetic attitude toward Moscow? 7. On February 22, 1947.

the Associated Press published report of a 16- member committee of prominent church men, advocating the appeasement program with Russia, and with 15 others it is signed "Dr. Louis D. Newton, president of the Southern Baptist Convention, Atlanta." Do you still hold that same attitude of appeasement with Russia? 8. The American Russian Institute. 58 Park Avenue; New York IC N.

the Communistic headquarters of Moscow in America, sponsored your endorsement of Moscow with the title, "An American Churchman in the Soviet Union." I Do you think the president of Southern Baptist.Convention sshould be sponsored by this Communistic headquarters! 9. On April 7, this year, the United Press published assault on I dent Truman's plan to bolster Greece and Turkey against Communism, and this assault signed by 200 clergymen from 30 states. This is the crowd you associate with and endorse. Do you still hold to the view of these 200 clergymen, and are you In sympathy with tills assault on President Truman? 10. On January 20, 1947, you have to the Atlanta Journal a letter from the head of the propaganda department of Moscow, one V.

Kemenov-presi. dent of the U.S.S.R. Society for Cultural you gave to the Atlanta-7- journal how that you were thanked by Moscow for your defense of Moscow. Do you still accept and enjoy the commendation of the head of the partment of propaganda in Moscow? 11. Quoting you from Time Magazine of August 26, 1946, you give an account of your personal visit and conversation with Joe Stalin and that you gave him personally a Bible with an inscription "From one Ctorgian to another Georgian." Did you actually have this ratting.

with Joe Stalin? (Dr. Ralph Sock. an of New York City one of your fellow.havelers to Moscow, says you did not see Stalin nor any of your party.) 12. You said in your published statement upon your return from Russia that there was religious freedom. Is it not a fact that all church properties are Owned and controlled by the Soviet Government? How then can there be religious freedom? 11.

Are the ministers of religion In Russia permitted to criticize the goy. ernment? If not, how can there be religious freedom? 14. Is It not a fact that the Secret Police are in every religion. service to check on and report on all that is said and done? How the can there be. religious freedom? 15.

There are four well-known Eat-vials minister': attending title tenets. tion and Latvia is a part of Russia and they report that their churches are confiscated, members of their familybrother and father, were murdered and others sent into Siberia. Then how can you claim there is religious freedom in Russia? 16. You state: "The future of religion as bright In Russia at anywhere Ja the world." In view of the recent exposure of the spy-ring in Canada where tea Russian spies were convicted and sent to prison. and this spy-ring reached into the United Stateshow can you say that the future of religion .1 is height in Russia? 17.

Is not your campaign for "better relations with Russia." au appease. mem program with Southern Baptists. more hurtful to the cause of freedom than Henry Wallace's campaign in the political world for appeasement! 1 am giving this letter and questions to the Yours very truly, 1 J. Frank Norris i Stotler Hotel. St.

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1 ing hotel requested his expulsion 111! iSttliuc shmlay I UL. il'OL for nonpayment of bills. He will 1 iiii and 8-inch 'wheels with rubber 1- lill.1 1 be deported on the first steamer. 1 I I 2 inches 212 inches deep; I TO ILAXATIVrS? Lotto, a consulting engin eer, 1 I resides at 8767 Trumbell i 1 14 inches wide. Has Vshaped steering handle.

l. Normandy. His wife told the 1 i ToyP--Foliri- Floor i Globe-Democrat last night that 1 Woman Gets Grand Remits cired County Man Ordered he had intended to leave for St. Eating Famons Breakfut Louis Mar, 29, but had been asked va 1 All NM Mil 1,0111 MK MI ITS NO Ilk 1 by the Peruvian Government to i 1.......2.:.............. one one word to the Baptiste assembled here in St.

Louis condemning the REPAIR atheistic. remain pending clearing up of the difficulties. I Have you despaired of ever being Deported From Peru lipi A ti pincilinE, i "regular" again? Then read this i sincere, imsolidted letter: snecisi to Globe-Democrat nom II Itili 1 '1 bad to take laxa tiv all the time New York Time s. -I, 4 1 -e' '1-, I i 1--. couldn't seem to live without it.

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Louls Il Nesrtee 4 I President, Southern Baptist Convendos, St. Louis, Mo. I 1 Dear Mr. Newton: In. much as modes was made In yesterday afternoon's meeting, that you i I 1 I as ,..,1,,, i and I discuss the issues concerning Soviet Russia, and i as much as you i 1 1 1,.

1 t-7; 1 1 7 .1 ..1 have announced that you are going to speak on Russia again this morning for the Conventionyou have already apoken three times here in St. Louis v. II I 4 1, f- 1 on Russiatherefore, I am submitting to you the following questions that ii I 1 4 I 1 i I 4 4 if are vital in this great crisis of America and the world: tt of I- ..,1. 1 4 1 4 i defense of President Truan's Greek-Turk aid to stop Communism 0: I. In all your discussions herewhy have you not -said one single word I a 1 1 kli o- 8 cleittei I ..4.77.

1. o. i xl1441 -k 2. You said yesterday afternoon that United States can work with Soviet 11 i -eVIL14411 11 Zt- 4 Russia. How do you explain of State George Marshall's address 1 4 1 4, Nk.

I daring the ite all wr my anelt, that we with Russia? you not said- 4 .11, 1 4 ,1 I' t-N. FZ fl 1 I I .1. -J I -s-ta-' -e- tyranny of Jo Stalin and his Polit Bureau of fellow-gangsters? 1 I 1 i 1, communistic trann 4. 11 you are oppoeed to Communism, why did headquarters of Commun. 4 A 4 -b it Ns kat in Chicago and New York endorse, publish and send broadcasts their 1 lal 450 these I 7 1 -1 sst dorsement of your appeasement plea for Mo ks 1..

enticow? 1 1, 5. In Time Magatiae of August 16, 1946, in your interview concerning 1 1 i 3' 't, Soviet Russia, you are quoted as "Trimming with enthusiasm for what you 7, Sate Marsha ts-' ef 0 had seen and been told." 1 1 0 In view of Secretary of tll's address last week on, how Russia 1 11 1 1 '1 t'4 ti1116'saim. HOUSEW has blocked the peace. and aims to bring about world chaos, are you still 1 i -I 1 -1 '0-- 1,, i 11; 'II: 7,1 I with oh a tted hhui i -I's stand for floring the stated thing as i Int for Magazine RSussoiattnRGuloovsflearla'h'me Governmentrenouncement drenaotueLh tiaoffthantim '1'; -1 1 0 i 1, i 6 Q- 11 1 4. I i q.

1 1 1, -r :.1 1 tv, -) 5 I- kr lw, -14 i- resistance to, coercion in matters of belief." -'f (b) "Religiously, we should regard Russia as our great ally." Do you i' I still bold this sympathetic attitude toward Moscow? I' 7. On February 22, 1947. the Associated Press published report of a 16. ember committee of prominent church men, advocating the appeasement 1 I i 131, sTi. a 1, $1162t 421 5t1 I 1 program with Russia, and with 15 other, it is signed "Dr.

Louis D. Newton. 4: i 1:.1.8,00:0 preeident of the Southern Baptist Convention, Atlanta." Do you still hold that same attitude of appeasement with Russia? 8. The American Russian Innitute. 58 Park Avenue; New York IC N.

2, Ki the Communistic headquarters of Moscow in Ameri America, sponsored your 1 1 mr5-- rit "MIL, i gr r''' 7 nit V17. 4 endorsement of Moscow with the title, "An American Churchman in the 1, w. Soviet Union." I Do you think the president of Southern Baptist Convention should be sponsored by this Communistic headquarters! 9. On April 7, this year, the United Press published "an assault on Pres'. dent Truman's plan to bolster Greece and Turkey against and I I Ak, 0 this assault signed by 200 clergymen from 30 states- This is the crowd you 7 all.

1 Do you still hold to the view of these 200 clgymen, and are you In associate with and endorse. 1 cleaner Bruce Cleaner, ne Sani-ftVrox, the mkac 1 79c 41 way to dry i .1, 1 I clean Prime liquidates' grime. 12 $1.00 gal. $2.39 Ea 3.94 Qt. 68e Gal.

$L9S sat. 81.501 i er' I 1 l''''' 1i ri 111011 3 tcr. 1,1. 0 pk1 i 14)0 Do you still accept and enjoy the commendation of the head of the 1 NI "11 sympathy with tills 10. 1' assault on President Truman? 4 1 On January 20, 1947, you have to the Atlanta journal a letnr from I '4- I fuii 4 1- 41-, i e'r- i5: s.

the head of the propaganda department of Moscow, one V. i 1 ti dent of the U.S.S.R. Society for Cultural Relations. you gave to the Atlanta- 'Pe'. lib -4- journal how that you were thanked by Moscow for your defense of Moscow.

ve ot 1 40- gt-i! 1 partment of propaganda in Moscow? 1 1 1 '1 I 1 2.. ki.1:: account of your personal visit and conversation with Jos Stalin and that you 1 1 i'l ill, "Fro11. Quoting you front Time Magazine of August 26, 1946, Too Or on, I -sem gave him personally a Bible with an inscription Ctortian to i 4 li; a another i 4 1 4 1 SikY L. WITH 'FLOWERS Did you actually have this nadon with Joe Stalin? (Dr. Ralph Sock.

-2 I lean of New York City, one of your to Moscow, says you did IL not see Stalin nor any of your Pa 1 1 11: party.) i 't 12. You said in your published statement upon your return from Russia johnoons Gin-Co self- Twin-pail for washing-, that there was religious freedom. Is it not a fact that all church properties are Oweed and controlled by the Soviet Government? How then can there be religious freedom? Zephyr' Ironing Table Pact 1 i polisking. 59c Or- 98e king, cleaning. Leakproof, and Cover, extra with 1 Y2 igal.

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Ara the ministen of religion in Russia permitted to criticise the gov- i i 14. Is It not a fact that the Secret Police are in every religiour service to 1 1, 1 1 check on and report on all that is said cad done? How then can there be. i fom? There reedare four well-knowe lanian tt ministers encoding this conyea. I 1,,,, I on and Latvia is a part of Russia and they report that their churches are ,..,4,, don confiscated, members of their familybrother and father, were murdered 1 1 1 7 2 and others sent you claim there is religious 't freedom la Russia? into Siberia. Then how caa 1 I -k 16.

You state: future of religion as bright In Ruseia as airframeit 1 1 '3' 4,, Ls view of the ree exposure othe th cnt spy-ring in Canada. 1 where ten Russian spies were convicted and sent to prison, and thie spy-ring i 4,00 fa'f: I i 1 future of reached into the United caa you say that the eligion "111V. 4 -I 1 1 I soon 4 I I is bright in Russia! 17. I. not your campaign for "better relations with Russia," au appease.

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