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The Weather W » rm With Shower* Tonight and Tomorrow full Associated Press Service Published Daily at 3:30 P. M. * JrTISIkSl y iW BIBIIw . ■ &is VOLUME L11I FIVE CENTS SARANAC LAKE, N. Yi, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 7. 1048 FSYKUKXTS — m m s m m z ^ Reds Invade Berlin’s City Hall for 3rd Time TRUMAN OPENS ELECTION DRIVE MICHIGAN, OHIO FARMING, LABOR GAINS STRESSED By E R N E S T B. V A C C A R O A B O A R D T R l'.M A X T R A IN E X R O U T E TO W A S H I N G T O N , t . ? i P r e s i d e n t T r u m a n 3 Ex-Convicts Held in Florida on Charges Of Murder Suspicion fo u g h t a fo r m u l a to d a y fo r u n i t ing lab o r an d fa r m gi oups b e h in d his HAS ele c t i o n d r i v e a f t e r an o p e n in g ca m p a i g n s k i r m i s h im o M ich ig a n an d Ohio. E e h u r r ie d b a c k to W a s h in g - ln to sh a p e fo r a tw o -w e e k « e h - ineo sh a p e for a tw o -w c e k w e s t w a r d ’rip o p e n in g at D e x ter, low .,. S e p t. IS an d c a r r y i n g h im in to his h o m e co u n ty of Jac k s o n , M m souai. in O k lah o m a iim sw ing. : W h ite H o u s e tin s w e e k . M r. T r u m a n m a y sp e a k ag in e : Los Ar.gM es en d S a n F r a n cisco. hich v L i ’ed on his pre- ca m p a i g n to u r an d dip dow n in to T e x a s . . M r. T r u m a n g a v e an in d icatio n o f one tu r n h is ap p e a l to th e fa r m e r s w ill ta k e in six M ich ig a n sp e e c h e s y e s t e r d a y . T a l k i n g to a la b o r au d ie n c e a t F li n t , th e P r e s i d e n t d e c lare d : \D o n ’t let an y b o d y tell you th a t fa r m p rices a r e an ex c u s e fo r in flatio n . T h is is not tru e . B e fo r e th i s c a m p a i g n is o v e r I w ill p ro v e in You h e a r fro m m e tim e an d a g a i n on th a t su b j e c t .\ T h e P r e s i d e n t said h e w ill \p r o v e \ th a t th e \ s p r e a d b e tw e e n W h a t th e f a r m e r g e ts an d w h a t you pay is g o in g in to so m e b o d y 's p o c k e ts\ who-, is p r o f i t i n g fro m th e ta x cut bill \ t h a t is h e l p i n g on ly th e ric h . ” A t his last sto p in T o ledo, th e P r e s i d e n t told a y e llin g , w h i s t li n g c^ow d h e i n t e n d s to \ c o v e r th o le n g t h an d b r e a d t h o f th i s lan d \ v i s it i n g \at e v e r y w h i s t le sto p \ d u r i n g th e c a m p a ig n . F w n e o n e in th e cro w d yelled \y o u a r e g o i n g to g e t all of la b o r 's v o tes.\ A p p a r e n t l y m i s u n d e r s t a n d i n g the P r e s i d e n t b r is tled . “W h a t do you k n o w ab o u t it.\ M r. T r u m a n s h o t back. \ L a b o r k n o w s its frie n d s . L a b o r k n o w s w h i c h sid e its b r e a d is b u t t e r e d o n .\ In his m a j o r L a b o r D a y a d d ress., a t D e tr o it , th e P r e s i d e n t d e s c r ib e d w h a t h e said w e r e la b o r 's g a in s u n d e r 16 y e a r s o f D e m o c r a t i c a d m i n i s t r a t i o n , a n d a s s e r t e d : “T h e g a i n s of la b o r w e r e n o t scco rrfp lish e d a t th e e x p e n s e of th e re s t o f th e n a t i o n . L a b o r g a i n s c o n t r i b u t e d to th e n a t i o n ’s g e n e r a l p r o s p e r i ty . \ “In c o m e s o f fa r m e r s a n d b u s i n e s s m e n a r e h i g h e r th a n ev e r b e f o r e in th e h i s to r y o f th e w o r ld .\ T h e P r e s i d e n t ra is e d w h a t h e sa i d w a s th e p r o s p e c t o f an \ e r a - o f fe a r \ if \R e p u b l ic a n re a c t i o n a r i e s \ a r e e le c ted to c o n t r o l C o n g r e s s an d th e a d m i n i s t r a t i o n . H e ca lle d fo r u n i t y a m o n g o r g a n i z e d la b o r g r o u p s to g e t an “ a l l - o u t ” v o te on N o v e m b e r 2. H e *aid h e w o u ld be p e r f e c t l y w ill in g to ab id e by th e re s u lt . JA C K S O N V I L L E , F la.. S e p t. 7 i.P i — T h r e e ex-convicts a r r e s t e d trc Saturday- h e ld :e r e b e in g to d a y on ch a r g e s of su s p icio n of m u r d e r a f t e r o n e o f th e m ac cused a n o t h e r of sla v i n g a m a n in D a llas. T e x a s , a n d ta k i n g his au to m o b ile. D e e . S g t. D o n B u tl e r said th e ch a r g e s w e r e d r a w n a f t e r F red e - D I E S O N S O V I E T S H I P — G e n . Fen g Y-u-Hsiang, (abovet C h i n a ’s “ C h r i s t i a n G e n e r a l.\ died in an accid e n ta l fire aboard the R u s s ia n m o t o rsh ip Pobeda n e a r end of a voyage fro m N e w Y o r k to O d e s s a , it w a s an n o u n c e d in M o scow . H is d a u g h t e r also died in fire , w h ich resu lted fro m ca r e less h a n d lin g of a m o v ie film . M o s cow reported. T h e fo r m e r w a r lord w a s 67. Lomakin Hints of His Likely Return to U. S. Phone Strike Sept. 17 Would Cripple Nation CHICAGO. Sept. 7 HP)—The CIO Association of Communica tion Equipement Workers today set Sept. 17 for a strike which it hamton, N.Y. girl and her par-' vice over the nation. Announcement of the strike date was made by Dan Harris, Portland, Ore., vice president of the union. He said negotiations between the union and the Wes tern Electric Manufactoring-com- pany are deadlocked. Harris said the strike would pull out 25,000 members of the union working in 2,200 Bell Tele phone Company locations in 45 of the 4S states. Showdown Due Today In West Coast Tieup ST O C K H O L M . S e p t. 7 ■ .T ■ — T h e n e w s p a p e r S to c k h o lm ? Tid- n i n g e n h a s q u o ted Ja c o b L o m a k i n , - f o r m e r R u s s ia n co n s u l g e n e r al in N e w Y'ork. as sa y i n g h e m i g h t r e t u r n to th e U n i t e d S tages as a m e m b e r o f th e U n ited N a tio n s co m m issio n o n fre e d o m of th e p ress. T h e n e w s p a p e r c a r r i e d a re p o r t o f an in t e r v i e w w ith L o m a k in a b o a r d th e S w e d ish lin e r S to c k h o l m . L o m a k i n , w h o s e o u s te r w a s d e m a n d e d by th e U. S. S t a t e d e p a r t m e n t w a s sch e d u le d to a r r i v e a t G o th e n b u r g y e s t e r d a y . i r i e k E. M iller. 24. o f S y r a c u s e . X. i Y., to ld h i m J i m C o r b e t t , 33, of ’ D a llas, s h o t 'an c O c iIled J a c k R o s e , a n d b u r i e d h is body n e a r a riv e r ju s t o u tsid e N a s h v il l e , T e n n . M ille r id e n t i f i e d R o s e as th e I f o u r t h m e m b e r of a g a n g th a t : p lo tte d a h o ld u p of th e iF r s t N a t ional B a n k in D e lias, B u t l e r said. R o s e w a s slain b e f o r e th e h o ld u p w a s c a r r i e d out an d M iller an d C o r b e t t fled. L a t e last n i g h t , D e t. S g t. P a u l D. D o r m - r r said . M iller w a s ta k e n to a h o s p ita l fo r tre a t m e n t a f t e r -s a a llo w in g poison. D o r m a n sN d th e fo r m e r com \ ct a p r a r e n N y sw a llo w e d th e poison e a r l i e r in th e ev e n in g . W h e n M ille r \h e g '.r. a c t i n g q u e e r .\ th e d e te c tiv e t e- latd . h e w a s ta k e n to th e h o s p i tal fo r tre a t m e n t . ; D o c to r s said he w o u ld reco v e r . .Also b e in g hold is A r t h u r S. T o u s e n t, 22, of W a terlo o , r . X . Y.. ; w h o a s s e r t e d h e jo in e d M iller an d : C o r b e t t la t e r in N e w Y o rk. B u t- , l e r said . ! T h e trio w a s a r r e s t e d a f t e r pol- : ice b e c a m e su s p icio u s o f Their ea r p a r k e d on J a c k s o n v il l e 's south- : s ide. T h e car, B u tl e r said, be- j l o n g e d to th e m issin g R o se. I O h io a u t h o r i t i e s also- won* th e . t h r e e p r i s o n e r s in co n n e c tio n W i t h ta v e r n h o ld u p s at C a r m n I a n d D a y to n a an d h a v e sen t w a r- ! r a n t s to F lo r id a fo r th e m . : C o n f r o n t e d w i t h M iller's sto r y . I C o r b e t t d e n ied it a n d said M ilier ■ w a s th e o n e w h o k illed R o s e . Bu le r re la t e d . P o lice also a r e se e k in g a .!•) 1 c o lib r e p isto l w h ich M iller said '.va; used in th e slay in g . W h e n a r r e s t e d . B u t l e r said th e trio h a d a G e r m a n m a c h in e a\g-o- m a t i c p isto l an d tw o o t h e r s , but , n o .45. Rapids Barrel Trip Seen Financial Flop N I A G A R A F A L L S . O n t.. S e p t. |7 i.R i — W i l l i a m (R e d ! H ill is a i d la s t n i g h t his la t e s t trip ' t h r o u g h N i a g a r a R iv e r ra p i d s in i a b a r r e l w a s a fin a n c i a l flop. H e e s t i m a t e d he w ill n e t ab o u t j 8500 fo r th e 4 4 h o u r b a t t e r i n g ' d u r i n g th e fiv e - m ile rid e S u n d a y . : H e said th e b a r r e l a l o n e co s t h im j S1.100. 3 Powers Chart Joint Protest to Moscow on Riots L O N D O N , Sept. 7 (/? ) — a ! B r itish d ip lo m a tic source said to-' day the W e s tern P o w e r s are 1 p la n n in g a jo in t protest to R u s s ia ; o v e r the co n tinuing C o m m u n ist- led riots in B e r lin . T h e protest m a y go either B y E D W I N S H A N K E B E R L I N , S e p t 7 </?> — Com-\ j m u n ist b a t t e r in g - r a m tactics ham mered e f f o r t s to settle the cold w a r in B e r lin to a new low to d a y . T e n s io n w a s at the breaking M a rsh a l V a s s ily D. So k o lo v s k y , : £ ° int ? ° r m y ■W h i° h _ _ _ _ _ _ L- —-T’ Communist-led — mobs pounded rniTTfary- go v e r n o r or to th e Soviet gov- in M oscow, the source S T A R T S C A M P A I G N TO L E R — Pres+dent phers 2 fter boarding the Pr esident's private car was headed towar d M x h i g a n on fir st lap cf a the ra t i o n before election dayy i f? W_i rephcto ■ ' 3 o 4 da-ughter fd a rgaret w a v e to -pbotogra- n Station, W a sh ington . T h e C h i e f E x e c u t i v e etop ca m p a i g n in which he will criss-cmoss 'I ^ c a d i Local Weather iqgs B y i Base< Tom th hut g r e w ] it di Hied S in c e u j C A T H O L I C W O M E N ’S U N I O N | S C H E N E C T A D Y . S e p t. 7 *.? > I— M rs. M a r y N e u b a u e r of A lbany I w ill h e a d th e N e w Y'ork S tate '.b r a n c h o f th e N a ti o n a l C a tholic | W o m e n 's U n io n fo r th e com ing I y e a r . Spy Probers To Quiz GrovesonAtomBomb Secrets of Russians 4, AND PARENTS TODAY D U L U T H . M u m . S -p t. 7 > .T 1 -- R e u n io n of a fouu-year-old Bing- :ia:r,;o:i. N.Y g l i l a n d lieu pru- en v s e p a r a t e d in M a r c h 1347, w a s a w a i t e d by D u iu th police to d a y ' :> c o m p ] c m a m y s te r y :h a t sa, ted w i t h a M in n e s o ta n o rth - w o o d s cabin fire. id e m v o f tire g ir l w h o escap e d u n h u r t fro m an ex p lo s io n a n t i ' fire in a cab in at Side lak e n e a r H ieb in g , A u g . 2D, '\vhs at firs t un- S h c m a s in tire co m p a n y of M r. an d M rs. Jo h n La;, m ee. 3S. M rs. La; m e e died nr th e ex p lo s io n and h e r h u s o a n d w a s trv e r i y b u r n e d , i S h e i i f l S a m O w e n s of D u lu th ' s a id he is p o s .tiv e th e g ir l is M a r g a r e t B leed e r , m issm g d a u g h t e r ' o f M r. a n d M rs. G e o rge H. B leeek- er. Jr.. o f B in g h a m to n . X. Y. T h e B ie e e k w s , O w e n s- s a id, are en ro u t e to D u l u t h to claim th e , c h ild. U u o n s re la t e d B in g h a m to n p o lice told h im M a r g a r e t h a d been ; p laced w h ir M r. an d M rs. E v e r e t t B. C a r r o ll m B in g h a m to n w h ile h e r p a r e n t s h u n t e d an ap a i o m e n t . ; T h e C a r r o ll s an d th e child disap- ' p e e r e d . T h e s h e r if f said th e n a m e \Ev- ; e r e t t B. C a r r o ll ’ w a . o n e of sev- ; e r a ! fo u n d on p a p e r s in th e b u r n ed cabin. Id e n t i t y of th e g i r l w a s estab- • lished. O w e n s said, t h r o u g h p h o t o g r a p h s an d a d e s c r i p t io n w h ich ; in c lu d e d a m o le in th e c o r n e r of ' o n e of th e ch ild 's eyes. ! M a r g a r e t , b e c a u s e of h e r age, ! w a s u n a b l e to h e lp a u t h o r i t i e s [m u c h , but sh e .d id sp e a k of h e r \ T 'o t h e r m o m m y .\ O w e n s said-. !\ TWO KILLED IN BLAST -FIRE OF CADY FACTORY T w e n n pe rso u s e d . T h e ■vxlics in ‘he > morgue -ren -rfrrbvT ur.ider The .?h a ‘*ered p ’apc w a s se<reh for ’-others. M a x G o renscr.. fice. said h e b e liev e s *r.a n > e pm - ~ r e e k T e d . T n r e o bsasts o c ctim u r r ee d a* 4 'i n a. m . ' C D T ified. e d : consi m o n t h s rrkely u re la tiv e ! ' e a s t e r n , o f a v e r ' w a r d to d a* aoout * - - 0 ’.'-vo-block ” w *hen leap- ■ed p a r 's of th e tee : ab o v e th e Tim e dove* he b u s eu r r e d . At u'escnt ' t h e dLas*.; ' w h o had a r r i v e d at 4 p. h an he : b e f o r e F ie bu lk o : 1.000 day sh ! Fi’'e Commissioner Michael Corrigan cshrraoed d'rr.age at t ■’ eon S-YXTOOO and S 750 pa.a ; not d e te r m in e d . T h e y o c c u r r e d u s s ia ’s G e rm a n y , crn m e n t 3aid. A fo r e i g n office sp o k e s m a n m a d e th is u n s o l ic i te d »sta t e m e n t : \I need n o t em p h a s ize th e pre- iousr.ess w ith w h ich th e d e t e r i o r atio n in th e B e r lin p o s ition, r e s u l ti n g fro m th e d e m o n s t r a ti o n s of a m in o r i ty p a r ty , is re g a r d e d h e r e in L o n d o n .\ T h e sp o k e s m a n said he couid ■ r.ot co m m e n t o fficially on w h a t ' a r h o n w a s co n t e m p l a te d by th e ' W e s te r n P o w e r s . T h e th r e e m i li t a r y com m a n d -,, r n ' s of th e W e s te r n P o w e r s , w e reb h o ld in g a sp e c ial m e e ti n g in B e r lin to co n s id e r y e s t e r d a y 's rio ts ; in w h ich R u s s ian-zone G e r m a n ■ police a r r e s t e d W e s te r n G e r m a n zonal policem e n in th e C ity H a ll a f t e r G e r m a n C o m m u n ists to o k ■ o v e r th e b u ilding. T h e B r i t ish d ip lo m a tic so u rce . said th e fu t u r e B r i t ish action. ; c o n c e rt : ted S ta t e s g o v e r n m e n t s , w ill be ' d e f e r r e d u til th e re p o r t of th e ' d e f e r r e d im tilcm fem f d h rd l m i li t a r y c o m m a n d a n t s is recived. Ho th e n ad d e d th a t th e B r itish it ad no d o u b ts th e w a v e of C o m m u n ist-led rio t s in B e rlin d u r i n g th e past few w e e k s h a s been o r g a n ized \w ith th e d e l i b e r a t e in ten t i o n of w r e c k i n g th e _ Q,iy_ C o u n c il.\ T h e B r i t ish feel th a t th e R u s s i a n s p lan \o set up a C ity C o u n - . cil of th e i r ow n in th e E a s t e r n ' sec to r a f t e r th e p r e s e n t elected body h a s been \fo r c e d to m o v e fro m its p r e s e n t h e a d q u a r t e r s .\ th e in f o r m a n t said. K e w e n t on: \T h is seem s to be p a r t of th e g e n e r a l R u s s ia n s t r a t e g y to fo r c e th e W e s te r n P o w e r s o u t of B e r lin .\ T h e B r i t ish o ffical said th e th r e e W e s te r n g o v e r n m e n t s a l m o s t c e r t a i n l y w ill do w h a t th e y can to p r e v e n t th e G e r m a n C o m m u n ist rio ts fro m affe c t in g th e c u r r e n t -n e g o tiatio n s TrT'~'BtTTim .a n d M o scow on a cu r r e n c y and tra f f i c settlem e n t b e tw e e n th e ' W e s te r n an d E a s t e r n zones. th e ir w a y into c i t y h a ll in the Soviet sector and forced the elected city g o v e r n m e n t to w ith d r a w to w e s t e r n B e r lin . It -a a s th e th i r d such invasion of city hall in 10 days as Com m u n ists ste a m e d up their cam p a ig n to ta k e over Berlin and im p o s e th e i r own rule on the divided, b lo c k a d e d city.. T h e C o m m u n ist p r e s s c h a r g e d th e am i - C o m m u n ist a d m i n i s t r a tion w ith \sellin g out B e r l i n to th e w e s te r n p o w e rs.\ T h e S o v ie t a d m i m s 'r a * I o n 's n e w s p a p e r T a e - g k c h e R u n d s c h a u s?id e f f o r t s Acre b e ing m a d e to \ m a k e w e s t ern B e rlin an ad v a n c e o b s e r v a tion post and base of th e T r u m a n fro m .\ T h e p a p e r ' also d e c lare d a t tem p ts w e r e b e in g m a d e to \dis- ' fu r'o th e M o scow n e g o t i a t i o n s in th e la s t m o m e n t \ w i t h '‘provoca tio n s .\ A h e a v y co r d o n of Russian- ith th e F r e n c h a n d Uni- yb a c k e d G e r m a n police, s p r i n k l e d w ith so v i e t m i li t a r y police, h a s iso lated ci*y hall. E v e r y o n e le a v ing is su b jecte d to th o r o u g h check as o f e n as three'\T!Yfies?-=^ T a er. tv-seven uiestern Berlin police still a r e h id d e n in city h a l l af*er ’he riv a l S o v iet s e c to r p o l ice last n i g h t in v a d e d th e Ameri can liaison office th e r e . T h e y b r u s h e d aside a p r o t e s t i n g A m e r i can o f f ic e r an d dragged off 19 A e s tern G e r m a n - p o iiee^ in h a n d cuffs an d ch a in s . A to w e r in g R u s s ia n M a j o r o r d e r e d liaison o f f ic e r s of th e th r e e w e s te r n p o w e rs to leave th e b u ild ing. T h e 'A e s tern o f f ic e r s refu s e d an d th e R u s s ia n s did not p ress In th e i r m v a ion of ‘he U. 5. office, th e police looked th r o u g h filin g ca b in e ts b u : did no: tak e T h e Six Fire Companies Arrive, Find No Fire censed Ger: -.an id th e 49 seized ho.-\ - D u r in g th e H i t l e r ‘his bu ild ers w e re co n tr o l .ALBANY. Sept. s t o i m a r e a is h u r r i c a n e u h : ; M ississip p i Ya is a \low ' cenl ! ig a n an d Jarr j A s a re s u lt , w ill be rep lace ; di tio n s re d 1 o n e .! mg SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 7 I.P) — A showdown between striking west coast CIO longshoremen and the Army over the loading of military cargoes appeared likely today. Officers at the San Francisco port of embarkation said long^ shoremen would be asked to handle Army cargo for commer cial ships and, one said, “if they refuse, we will have to find some other way/* By DOUGLAS W A S H I N G T O N . Sept. 7 HR) — Congressional spy investigators; have enlisted Maj. Gen Leslie R. Groves in their attempt to find : out whether Russia got aw a y ; with any atomic bomb super-se crets. j Rep. McDowell (R-Pai told re- 1 porters the man who directed the two billion dollar A-bomb pro ject during the war already has - been questioned several times be- ‘ hind locked doors. McDowell said the retired gen eral will testify publicly after the House un-American activities committee reopens its spy hear ings Sept. 15.'- A subcommittee began a week of closed door sessions today to get ready for hearings which are supposed to do all this in three wee Its: 1. Uncover evidence that a third spy ring, perhaps involving; atomic scientists, operated in the government. - j 2. Bring into the open the in- < formation on which the commit-; tee based its six months old char- jter ges that Dr. Edward U. Cordon i was one of the weakest links in atomic security. Condon, head of the Federal Bureau of Stand ards has denied the charges and has been cleared by a Commerce department loyalty board. 3. Determine whether Commu nists have made inroads among Negroes. Clean up odds and ends of the story of Elizabeth T. Bentley, ad- B. CORNELL milted former Communist, that she was the Washington - New Y’ork messenger for two wartime spy rings that got secrets from government employes and offic ials and sent them along to Mos cow. 5. Clear up more loose ends of the Hiss-Chambers dispute. Whit taker Chambers, another admit ted former Red, testified that he was the courier and Alger Hiss a leading member of a pre-war Communist underground in Washington. Hiss has denied chambers’ ac cusations. Hiss formerly was a high State Department official. Now he is president of the Car negie Endowment for Interna tional peace. Chambers is a sen lor editor of Time magazine. As the committee looks for leaks of atomic energy-secrets in closed and open sessions, McDow ell said it expects to bring out testimony that a Russian-born citizen now living in Paris began buying up surrounding land af the United State govenment acquired some Colorado uranium deposits. v The committee still is checking secret testimony of a former ar my intelligence officer that the Russians got secrets from a scientist with an “inside” posit ion at the Berkeley, Calif., atomic laboratory. N. Y. CITY AREA FEELS FINCH OF TRUCKING TIEUP N E W Y O R K . S e p t. (.PI h e n e x t 24 ho u rs. ;w .: r m a n d m e r e h u n ; t e m p e r a t u r e to n i g h t j d e g r e e s . j W h y T h e W e a t h e r ? | Q u e s tio n i b y M | d e e ’ : W h a t cain c v : I A n s w e r : T h u n a e r i; : w h ich acco m p a n li . is cau s e d by th e ac: L i g h t n i n g in h e a t i n g a h e r e f o r e ra p id ,v a l o n g its p a t h . (di-,-* o r n e a r :h e p l a n t 's c r e a m e r y . fire co m p a n ie s re s p o n d e d to n w h o r e s t a r c h is sto r e d . T h e i'.arn- a l a r m fro m th e 32-s:cry s t a t e of- u e d up '■u \ : es w e r e b r o u g h t u n d e r c o n tr o l a* lice b u ilding. 6:41 a. m. < C D T '. : T h e r e o n th e 32r.d floor I : r e Y-7 \ rf.V t e r c e t s an d ra i l r o a d tra c k s ad m e n found\ r.o fire but th e y :a nte .XL-cn *:U1' ja c e n t to th e b u i l d in g w e r e upon A leck G ibbons, a m a im on >od we a r h e r s t r e w n w i t h -m a c h i n e r y , g lass. a.nee w o r k e r . - jelly b e a n s an d ch o c o late. 1 ' “ v L G ibbons w a s on his w a y to ise t t ie d c.m- clean th e observe tion to w e r -es- ix .c n t sur.- V O L C A N O C A L M S D O W N te r d a y and, a f t e r h e en tered ! a n o w e rs duv- : M A N I L A , Sep t . 7 T JP v * _ M o u n t ‘ c o r r i d o r \leading To \ The\ ro w e r . a\ . C c n tu tu c d , H ib o k h ib o k . fo r six day? in fiery door locked b e h in d him . Berlin French Major Denies ‘Coffin’ Order h e e h o n e < i e r u p ti o n , ca lm e d dow n i t e r o n e big b c ich of I s m o k e . A f te r p o u n d in g ■ a n h o u r w ith o u t I t h e fire ala r m . j a n d ! the ait Stassen ‘Kick-off’ (Out co m p r e s s e d If you don’t get your paper regularly phone 3, i Full impact of the widened m et-! hea„ as thurri, 1 ropolitan area truck strike will | a\ ! be felt by millions living in New ! ge and Y'ork city and part of northern ! New Jersey today as business re sumes after the long Labor Day weekend. Ten thousond AFL drivers and helpers in New Y'Y’ork have been idle since Wednesday, the pinch cn the city’s supply lines was be ing felt before the holiday stated. Forty-three hundred AFL truckmen in north Jersey went on strike Sunday midnight in a companion dispte with employ ers, and thefirst real effects of the walkout were felt today. A four-hour union-management conference in Newark seeking to settle the north Jersey walkout ended early today in a deadlock on disputed issues. - Another conference in Newark was cheduled for later in the day. New Y'ork City strike was sched uled today. At this meeting the employes were expected to re ject formally the union’s latest “rock-bottom” demands. ra v e s w n icn v> c j speed o f ao o u t 1.100 feet pe; Delivers Speech — An >r today ch liaison of- • M l: w ith d e a t h . ?:ge Mrazovich, the . is p r o t e c t in g 27 Ger- o: th e w e s te r n zone efuge in th e western ::: offices y e s t e r d a y to st d u r i n g th e C c m m u - by S o v iet c o n t r o l l e d h r 11 is in th e R u s s ia n .tver that coffin \ the voice \You ' said he ordered no . h e c k l e r told h i m : need it.\ th. 69 50 G 7S 1 60', The are of giving ceramic tils, a lustre finish was a jealously guarded secret in ancient Meso potamia. m a x i m u m d i s ta n c e T h e fo l l o w i n g is of w e a t h e r co n d itio h o u r p e r io d e n d i n g a: 0 :C la s t n i g h t : m a x . tem p , m in. tem p , a v e r a g e tem p . 2:00 p.m . tem p . 2:00 p.m . re l a t i v e -hum idity 6:00 p.m . tem p . 6:00 p.m . re l a t i v e h u m i d it y 6:00 p.m . b a r o m e t e r , ins. p r e v a i l in g w i n d so u t h w e s t ty p e o f d a y c l e a r R e m a r k s : L i g h t ra d ia t io n fog d u r i n g n i g h t . T o d a y ’s re a d i n g s in c lu d e : m i n .te m p . 52 S:Q0 a.m . tem p . 55 8:00 a.m . re l a t i v e h u m i d it y 93' 10:00 a.m . tem p . 6S .10:00 a.m . re l a t i v e h u m i d it y 77H 10:00 a.m . b a r o m e t e r , in s 30.10 fa ll i n g For GOP Tonight By MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH I PAWLING. Sept. 7, tjP> — to pass on last-minute suggestions : Gov. Thomas E. Dewey, the Re- for the Minnesotan's speech. , publican presidential nominee. In the main, Dewey and Stas- stacked ammunition at Harold E. sen pretty well outlined the spee- Stassen’s side today for the GOP ch when they conferred in Al- campaign kick-off tonight reply- bany last week. ing to President Truman's Labor Dewey said then they could do t;0;Ke: -Dv a write-in vote. Day address. so in advance because the Demo-: L ----------- :— , . Stassen, former governor of cratic approach on major issues | w a l l s t r e e t * Minnesota, will speak in Detroit already had fairly well out ! NEW YORK. Sept. 7 (.5*)—An 30.15 j at -8 p.m.. Eastern Standard time. — \ Mr. Truman did. too. in assail ing the Republican labor record w r i t e - i n c a n d i d a t e O G D E N S B U R G . S e p t. 7 (J»)-U S p e c ial C o u n ty JB d g e Donald E, S a n ford, w h o d e s c r ib e s himself as a life-long R e p u b lican , is th e legal A m e r ican L a b o r p a r t y candidate for St. L a w r e n c e C o u n ty Judge. S a n fo r d , d e f e a ted in the Repub lican p r i m a r ie s by John J. Liv ingston. w a s notified by the county bo z r d o f elections that he had been n o m i n a t e d on the OLP N E W YORK. ' lined. ' That approach, Dewey re-. uncertain wavering about in th e - marked, was \pretty thin soup.\ ; stock market marked a downward Stassen at that' time laid down ; trend today. The United States now has mere than 2,000 professional for esters at work in private forest industries, double the number em ployed in 1940G that the GOP line of attack on the ; D e s p ite a brisk opening that ssuc of high prices. j looked like a continuance of last Ke charged that a Truman cab-; week's stacdy rise, the market inet officer, Secretary of Agricul-: turned dull. Fractional advances ture Charles F. Brannan, was , or declines spotted the list. and blaming members party for high prices. Dewey, planning to return to Albany this morning from his farm home here, had no com ment on the President’s round of trying to keep food prices high f ^ campaign-opening speeches in bv tipping off government pur-. B U R G L A R S REPEAT ACT Michigan y«terSa5-. : chase plans. ! ROME Sept. 7 * L ttt But the New Y'ork Governor! Stassen said the cost of food J July 14 burglars took $M0O from listened to a broadcast of Mr. | could be brought down in two: a safe at the Iseneker Dairy \Truman’s Detroit address and j or three months, provided the j plant. Over the Labor Day week* was directing the strategy of the • government did not abuse its . end. burglars paid another vi*lt Stassen reply on behalf of th e : food purchasing power, consum- : to the plant and took S3p90& ta r Dewey-Warren tichot. j ers brought carefully, and con-; cash and checks. This t ~ Members of Dewey’s political I stant vigilance was exercised j ever, they also took staff were in touch with Siassen I against profiteering in food. j weighing oOO pound*
