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Shipping Near Japan Claimed Violated Reds Again Protest U. S. Air Patrols LONDON, March 4 (AP)has filed a second protest against the activities of American airplanes in the Far East, the Moscow radio said tonight. A broadcast heard in London said the Soviet Union had made a new protest over "continued violations of the freedom of merchant shipping" by U. S.

planes oif Japan. Fourth Soviet Note It was the fourth Russian protest 10 the U. S. in the past six weeks concerning American ties in the so-called military field. Feud Continues Over Air Field WASHINGTON.

March 4 17) Rep. Lucas (D-Tex) doesn't want Dallas to get any federal money for its Love air field if Congress denies funds for Fort Worth's proposed Midway airport. He made this clear in conversation with Rep. Wilson (D-Tex). who yesterday urged the House to eliminate a proposed $2,000,000 appropriation for Midway.

Lucas represents the Fort Worth district; Wilson is from Dallas. Lucas told Wilson that if the amendment to the Commerce department supply bill is adopted, he will retaliate. Vote Sat On Proposal He said he would then offer an amendment which forbid any further federal money spent on Love field. A vote on Wilson's proposal is expected tomorrow. He spoke for five minutes late today, and when he asked for an additional five minutes House leaders decided to postpone the matter.

The House previously had ranged a special service commemorating the revolutionary Polish hero, General Pulaski, for this afternoon. It was agreed that Lucas would be given 10 minutes to counter Wilson's arguments that the Midway airport is not needed and tha: it would "relegate Love field to an auxiliary airport." Rep. Crawford (R-Mich) arose to say that favored Wilson's amendment and planned to speak for it. Last Rites Are Conducted In Slaton For Mrs. J.

M. Morrison SLATON, March 4 (Special) Funeral services for Mrs. J. M. Morrison, route who died in a Lubbock hospital Tuesday night.

were held today in Slaton First Methodist church. Dr. C. A. Bickley, pastor of Asbury Methodist church of Lubbock, officiated.

Burial was in Englewood cemetery at Slaton under direction of Williams Funeral home. Tonight's Moscow broadcast said: "American planes continuc to violate the freedom of merchant shipping. As previously nounced, the Soviet forcign istry sent a note 011 Jan. 30 to the American Embassy Moscow about repeated violations of the freedom of merchant shipping by American aircraft which have been examining Soviet merchant vessels the Yellow sea and the sea of Japan, circling over the ships, passing over them at a low level and even diving down at them." U. S.

SAID FACING CLASH WITH SOVIETS ON NEWS WASHINGTON, March 4 (P)-A State department official said today the United States faces a head-on clash with Soviet Russia in trying to frame an international agreement on freedom of information, Lloyd A. Free predicted that Russia, at this month's United Nations conference at Geneva, will oppose removal of barriers to free flow of news and other information, Free is in charge of American preparations for the conference. called for March 23 to draft A declaration for adoption by the U. N. He spoke to representatives of some 150 private organizations and government, officials who gathered State department to discuss the subject, New Orleans -Night Club Strip Tease Arlist's Show Hits Snag BATON ROUGE, March 4 the strip tense ortist, was giving university students here a frec education in bare facts today only to be tossed in a lake for her enterprise.

The dancer from New Orleans, real name Stacle Lawrence, emerged from the knee-deep water clad only in a bra and black and white strived panties to comment "boys will be Miss Lawrence had brought her night club band up from New Orleans to the campus of Louisiar.a State university to give a show. While the band played she let down her hair, took off her glasses, discarded a blouse and skirt. That was as far as she got. A group of muscular young men charged out of the group and carried her off to the lake where she was dunked. Eventually Miss Lawrence took refuge in a campus police substaLion.

A police car pulled up to complete the rescue and Miss Lawrence was escorted out by a group of husky football players. The last issue Mell," campus publication was banned by the school because il featured Miss Lawrence and her New Orleans night club performance. Kidneys Must Remove Excess Acids Help 15 Miles of Kidney Tubes Flush Out Poisonous Waste If you have an excess of acids in your blood, your 15 miles kidney tubes may be overworked. These tiny Alters and tubes are working day and night to help- Nature rid your rystem of excess acids and poisonous waste, When disorder of kidney function permits poisonous matter to remain to your blood, it may cause nagging backache, rheumatic pains, lex pains, loss of pep and enet, retting up nights, swelling, purines under the eyes, headaches and dizziness. Frequent or scanty passages with smarting and burning sometimes show's there is something wrong with your kidneys or bladder.

Kidneys may need help the same bowels, SD ask your druggist for Donn's a stimulant diuretic, used aucccasfully by million: for over 60 years. Doan's give happy relief and will help the 15 miles of kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from your blood, Get Down's Pilla NOTICE! Roy Ferns New Trailer Home 2905 AVENUE J. Is Now Ready for Occupancy! The most modern in West Texas. All utilities paid and everything for your convenience including Bendex washer. If you are looking for a nice place at moderate rates, we have it! "Make our home your home." Dial 2-9321 or 7932.

Reds Take Over Millions Of People In Europe Communists Outgrab Hitler These maps show how Communists have gobbled up more land and people than Adolf Hitler did in his pre-war expansion that shocked the world. Before the Nazis invaded Poland, they had taken control of more than 100.000 square miles outside the old Reich, containing some 28 million people. Map at right shows Hitler's territorial grabs. Contrast it with the one below, showing the spread ol Communist-dominated governments and additions 10 the Soviet Union itself. Russia and other Communists took over more than 680,000 square miles with more than 110 million people outside the USSR.

In addition to the European expansion shown on the map, the Yalta pact, Feb. 3, 1945, gave Russia the Kurile Islands in the Pacific and half of Sakhalin, totaling 17,878 square miles, population 350,000. sq. pop. 23,600,000.

USSR got 77,703 sq. mi. of Polish territory seized under StalinHitler pact. After war, Polish Communist government took over the nation, aided by Red Army. Mikolajezyk, last anti-Communist leader, forced to flee, Oct.

1947 GREAT BRITAIN FRANCE: CZECHOSLOVAKIA 49,373 sq. pop. 14,004,179. July, 1946, election shows Communists are strongest party. Red premier named.

Feb. 20, 1948, anti-Communist ministers resign. In "police state" coup, Reds take over nation, purge all opposition. In 1945 treaty, USSR took part of Ruthenia from Czechs; 4886 sq. pop.

606,658 HUNGARY sq. pop. Ferenc Nagy, premicr, forced May, 1947; by pro-Communist Jojos Dinnyes MILES 200 News Briefs Rabbi Julius Kerman will present a sermon on "The Bible's Influence Upon the World's Civilization" at the regular Sabbath Eve service tonight at 8 o'clock at Congregation Shaareth Israel, 1706 Twenty-third. Mr. and Mrs.

Floyd Goad and daughter, Susan Carol, are visiting his father, Judge P. W. Goad, in Fort Worth. The younger Goad is assistant manager of Cicero Smith Lumber company here. He expects to have a medical check.

up while in Fort Wort, a of the family said. Funeral services for Charles Volney (Satch) Hill, 44, of Meadow, were held at 4 p. m. Thursday in Lubbock First Baptist church. Hill, Meadow High school principal, was a former Texas Tech fullback and was widely known in coaching circles in the state.

He died of a heart attack Tuesday night in James hospital in Seminole, Burial was in Lubbock Memorial Park cemetery. Theft of a portable radio on the back and bottom of which his name was written, was reported to the sheriff's office Wednesday by Oscar Sawyer of Forty-seventh and Ave. P. His house was entered, Sawyer said. broken to the saddle sold for about $10 to $12 in early Texas.

Another One of Our Big Underwear SALES 3.571 garments in men's rayon union suits, ladies' rayon union suite, men's rayon shirts and shorts. men's cotton knit union suits, men's shirts, men's briefs and undershirts and plenty of ladies' fine rayon panties at great savings. Prices listed far below regular retail price. Ladies Rayon Panties, sizes, small to 4x's Fancy Rayon Children Panties, $1.00 values 39c Ladies Rayon Union Suits $1.00 Men's Rayon Union Suits $1.50 Men's Rayon Shirts and Shorts, $1.00 values 49c Men's Knit Briefs Men's Combed Yarn Undershirts Men's Shirts 79c If you are looking for a real buy in underwear come to the Lubbock Sales. LUBBOCK SALES CO.

809 BROADWAY NORWAY: FINLAND: 200 MILES RHINELAND sq. pop. 7,000,000, Boltic MEMEL -1026 sq. Occupied by German Sea pop. 141,238.

Annexed troops Mar. 7, 1936 from Lithuania under duress Mor. 22, 1939 GREAT -BRITAIN 54,207 sq. pop. GERMANY 13,613,172, Munich POLAND pact gave Hitler Sudetenlond (Sept.

1, FRANCE later he took CZECH. whole country AUST. U.S. S. R.

HUNGARY ROMANIA SAAR -738 sq. pop. 773,764. Voted to Black Sea join Germany, annexed BULGARIA by Hitler Mar. 1, 1935 ALB.

pop. 6,534,481. sq. GREECE TURKEY Joined Germany by Anschluss, Mar, 11, 1938 Mediterronean Sea EAST PRUSSIA FINLAND After Potsdom agreement winning Russo-Finnish gave USSR eastern half FINLAND: war, USSR took 16,173 --5000 sq. pop.

sq. mi. of Finnish 1945 territory; pop. 500,000 NORWAY in March, 1940 SWEDEN: EST. BALTIC STATES 61,368 sq.

5,955,985. June 15, LAT. 1940, occupies Lithuonio, Latvia, DEN. Estonia; incorporated LITH. in USSR July 14 EAST (PRUSSIA' S.

ROMANIA 91,671 sq. pop. 16,409,367. GERMANY and northern got Bukovina; S. In USSR 1945 armistice, Bessarabia 19,300 sq.

pop. 3,500,000.. In Romania, CZECHOSLOVAKIA BUKOVINA: RUTHENIA took forced 1947. ernment. Communists over to Red- King Hee, coalition Dec.

gradually Michael goy. 30, SWITZ. AUSTRIA: BESSARABIA "republic" proclaimed HUNGARY' ROMANIA YUGOSLAVIA BULGARIA 39,825 sq. pop. 6,077,939.

Sept. 9, 1944, ComBULGARIA munist-led coup puts AT power. from "fatherland Anti-Reds front" Com- resign in cabinet; ALB. munist premier hangs opposition leader 35,875 GREECE 9,106,252. moderate YUGOSLAVIA 95,558 sq.

pop. 15,703,000. TURKEY to quit, 1944, Russian- replaced trained Marshal Tito sq. pop. 1,903,124, took power.

Sovietized U.S., Britain and nation; executed Russia recognize opposition leader Communist regime, Mihailovich Nor. 1945 Czech Consul At Houston Resigns HOUSTON, March 4 (U.P.)-Dr. Charles J. Hollub, the honorary Czech consul who refused to surrender his files to the German consul in Galveston during the war, resigned his post today after al almost years service. Hollub also sent a cablegram to Jon Masaryk, Czech min.

ister of foreign affairs, in which he said he had accepted the resignation of his. deputy consul, Charles R. Hrdlicka. No Comment On Action He said he had no comment to make on his resignation. Dr.

Hollub has been honorary Czech consul for the Texas-Oklahoma-New Mexico area May, 1934. He represented Czechoslovakia in exile during the war, and nine years ago this month he refused to turn over consulate files when the German consul from Galveston marched into his office and demanded them. Dr. Hollub's close friends belleved he resigned because the country represented yielded to strong Communist pressure. During an interview last July, Dr.

Hollub said "it Czechoslovakia goes Communistic it will be because it is the will of the people and not because it was forced to do so by the Russians." He repeated this conviction upon his return from Czechoslovakia last fall. Jr. Hollub was a strong admirer of Dr. Eduard Benes, Czech president who signed his appointment as consul in 1933. WILL NOT MARCH STOCKHOLM, March 4 (U.P.) The Social Democratic party announced today that it had reconsidered an earlier decision and would not march with the Swedish Communists in the May day parade.

Lubbock, Avalanche, Southern Governors HOUSTON, (P)- The Assailed Southern Conference of Teamsters today branded action of southern governors opposing an anti-lynching bill as a "national disgrace." Representatives of 100,000 Southern AFL Teamsters concluded their eighth annual convention by adopting a resolution strongly condemning action of the governors calling upon Congress 10 pass an anti-lynching bill. The resolution also asks Congress to 'devise ways and means to procure more reasonable fair play for the negro working man who is able to give a good day's work for a day's pay." Carrying its political action plans further, the, group drafted Thomas E. Flynn, executive assistant to Daniel J. Tobin, head of the International Teamsters organization, as its permanent chairman and charged him with directing southern political campaign "the like of which the counnever scen" against enemies of Inbor. Dallas Residents Celebrate 71st Wedding Anniversary DALLAS, March 4 and Mrs.

H. Riddle, 726 N. Madison, residents of Dallas for 34 years, celebrated their seventyfirst wedding anniversary today They were married in Mrs. Rid. die's hometown, Homer, Angelina county.

Riddle will be 91 March 20. His wife is 85. BAPTIST BOOK STORE 1212 AVENUE Hall-Mark Greeting Cards for All Occasions Special Easter Selections PAUL MASON, Manager PHONE 2-4546 OUR 6TH ANNIVERSARY SALE Continues All This Week PETERS JEWELRY "Your Jeweler On Main St." BATHROOM FIXTURES IN POLISHED CHROME SOAP TRAYS, TOWEL BARS, AND PAPER HOLDERS Paul Graham BUILDERS SUPPLY 1205 13th ST. DIAL 6608 st. Announcing The Opening Of CROUCH DAIRY SUPPLY CO.

And RETAIL FARM STORE At 2409 Avenue Lubbock, Texas To Serve The Dairy Industry 4 With Supplies And Equipment A FEW OF OUR MANY ITEMSMilk Bottles Milking Machine Parts Milk Bottle Cases Rubber Goods Milk Cans Strainers and Pails Farm Milk Coolers Milk Filter Disks Brushes and Brooms Ice Cream Fruits and Flavors DDT Insecticides All Types Cleaning Powders Special Paints for Damp Walls and Machinery Sealright Bottle Caps and Seal right Containers You Are Cordially Invited to See Us for Your Supplies and Equipment Friday, Mar. 5, 1948 Sec. Page 11 SHOP AT LUBBOCK. SALES Where Your Pennies HAVE THE SENCE OF DOLLARS Just Money Savers MEN'S GABARDINE DRESS PANTS $8.50 values. SALE PRICE.

$3.98 $22.50 SPORT COATS All SALE colors. PRICE. $7.98 MEN'S MEXICAN PALM HATS Real SALE value. PRICE 98c CHILDREN'S SANDALS to big threes Little Fives, LADIES' SANDALS Nationally advertised brands. All colors $2.98 LITTLE GIRLS' ANKLE STRAP PUMPS 7 Patent leather $2.49 Little Girls' and STRAP SHOES White and patent.

Assorted patterns $2.49 MEN'S BOWLING SHOES Exceptional values for the men $2.50 MEN'S WESTERN HATS: values for the out-door man $1.98 ARMY GABARDINE SHIRTS stock Army surplus $1.25 MEN'S ARMY SHOES Every pair worth more than we ask $2.00 LADIES' DRESSES SALE Plenty PRICE. styles $2.98 MEN'S WORK SOX Bargain 6 prs. $1.00 MEN'S Camp Moccasins Pair $2.98 ARMY TENNIS SHOES Pairs 98c ARMY CANVAS FOLDING COTS Each $4.50 ARMY 12x17 TARPAULINS $16.00 LUBBOCK SALES CO. 809 BROADWAY ACross From Post Office.