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Show THE OSDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINER "FRIDAY EVENING.. OCTOBER n,1946 President Denies Britain Has MY Hope It's Not One 3A '«· of Santa's long-study into the army s court martial system neared a close today with vets'and top wartime commanders summoned their views. officially exploded reports that the United States has armed Britain with a supply of the powerful weapons. he chief executive's denial was made without qualification at his news conference late yesterday. Asked, specifically then whether there are any atomic bombs "over there," Mr. Truman to present Lieut. , the 14-ton pro.;. a sharper angle tha.'. ious 11 tests and that aloft longer, a total of 11 TT. with new devices ejected at s*.* ed points to slow its descent. final -.: A slower descent.was protect instruments '·head. Colonel ^" ceftain of a'. of the ne'.v i : v . . specific court martial trials during the war have been ruled out. Invited to appear at todays morning session at the supreme court building are national commanders or other representatives of the American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Disabled American Veterans, American Veterans replied in '·'· C-' . proving '.';· school. Complaints on T- . . . rcc'tet I'-V two-day hearing was set by the war department advisory committee on military justice headed by Dean Arthur T. Vanderbilt of the New York University law A clear today. ' Oct. 11 (AP)-- WASHINGTON, The WASHINGTON, Oct. 11 (AP)-This country's atomic bombs are staying right at home, President He Conrt Martial Case Nears End Atomic Weapons Truman made Italian Unemployed Lead Riot Aainst -Leade? ' '' n-jy.l - .vlr. , Oct. 24. : :ri::;j"-.: equally positive terms that there are not. The queries were prompted by of World War II and the Ameripublished reports built around can Veterans Committee. speculation that since Britain had Gen. Omar N. Bradley,- wartime shared in the development of the commander of the 12th army group atomic weapon, had been decided France and Germany and now in to give her a concrete stake in the veterans administrator, was schedfinished products. uled to lead off an afterno»n sessHope to Quiet Suspicion devoted to testimony of miliion was Among diplomats hoped leaders who served m the From behind sheltering- wall, Rome police fire *t rioter* 30,000 dcir.ons'ratr-i's tr?i-:: tary the president's assertions would European theatre. Tomorrow. Mdj. Gen. Thomas H.seat of Italian government. At least 15 persons were killed, more than IW' v.'"'·'.'·help eliminate suspicion abroad Green, the army's judge advocate that Britain and the United States are "playing partners" in a longgeneral, and several wartime field was led by 15,000 road workers dismissed from their jobs, joined by thouiar.Es o£ commanders in the Pacific will be range military alliance, and at the Photo radioed from Rome to New York City. same time ease tension over the heard. future use of atomic energy as a weapon. Mr. Truman's blunt throw down highlighted a series of questions dealing with foreign policy. Keeping his replies terse, the president told reporters that _ he had answered British Prime Minister Attlee's reply to his Palestine Washington, D?"(iTmeat up every sliver for sale appeal but said he would not make ff inff from $1 25 to $2.50 per pound for ran 24 vithTn h^rfat^rice public. itMr. Truman week had sent X -TM n,,K- Reindeer shipped in from Alaska, do not come under an urgent new last request to Attlee "consols Tbte.' bSrsJress one of the reindeer carcasses. for the admission of 100,000 European refugees to Palestine and for a speed-up in settling the ArabJewish dispute in the Holy Land. Attlee's response likewise has was been kept secret, but to be sharply critical of country's pressure for action in it it .The , .;:·. ·- · land Duchess ?i ',v;r.; Paris aoHrtinc;;!' r day ?-.-;".-ovv- ·: : V.'ii] ?"»'- r ' .. '.' M : : '..': Tux it area already made tense by disputes involving Russia and the western powers. Squadron to Chile vs. Tails Fritsche Issue Grips He Washington BO RARRA Knows FOR Faces Arrest NUERNBERG, Oct. 11 ^ (AP)-H- ans Fritzsche, his home watched Oct. 11 (AP) by Mr. Truman also disclosed that German police, said today he he had instructed the navy to send socially perilous question of he would be sentenced by a small squadron of warships to white tie and tails or just plain Chile for that country's coming Tuxedo jumped out of the--na- a denazification court but he did WASHINGTON, the presidential inauguration and had tion's top bandbox today remained not fear the verdict. named Fleet Admiral William D. White House--and "It goes without saying that after Truman to solve Leahy as his personal representa- for President 17 do not look months in prison dilemma. the at the ceremony. tive On other foreign policy subjects, The question arose in connec- forward to new imprisonment, be however, Mr. Truman would say tion with an announcement that American, Russian or German," the White House, socially almost only that: 1 There has been no decision blacked out during seven long the one-time nazi radio propaganon "the question of approving the years of war restrictions, will dist said in an interview. army air forces' proposal to send blaze again with a series of 11 "But I am of the opinion that it I it .. Clothes Pin Steel Slue Lerrofa* BAGS a fleet of B29 bombers around glittering receptions and dinners we who have been acquitted by this winter. world. . 2 He has made no choice ot anAll of which means that unl- the international tribunal must subourselves to German law." ambassador to Great Britain to ess a lot of top-flight diplomats mitFritzsche, industrialist Hjalmar the important diplomatic post and socialites can duplicate the fill vacated by the selection of W. Av- of the fabled crocodile--"imp- Schacht and diplomat Franz Von Harriman as secretary 01 rove their shiny tails"--they'll Papen were acquitted by the. triberell concommerce. unal here Oct. 1 when have to wear tuxes. 3 He has under consideration the What, -asked a reporter, will victed 19 other high nazis of war Von Papen still is in the question .of addressing the united the wear? The reporter nations assembly when it convenes said 'president that his newspaper's palace of justice jail. Schacht fiercely went to Backnang, near Stuttgart, in New York Oct. 23. society staff wanted the answer and was arrested by German poto this burning question. Mr. Truman smiled. An old lice for denazification proceedings. himself, he said he Fritzsche, who was told yesterthere is a shortaage of day he also would be taken into more formal evening wear custody if he left Nuernberg, said (white tie and tails) and that of Schacht: either black or white will be acc- "I told him he would be arrThere was no reason to eptable. ested. me because there is no danAt least, Mr. Truman said, arrest will be acceptable so far as he ger I will try to escape. Where could I go? And why should I FLINT, Mich., Oct. 11 (AP)-- concerned. He did not go into Wash- flee? I do not want to live like The nation's car industry will be the feelings of lorgnetted ington dowagers, who in pre-war hunted animal." limited in its production of passenhave been known to turn In denazification court, said ger vehicles next year by cont- strong men into jelly for Fritzsche, "my defense will be not up in a tux at a "formal." inued materials shortages and only a defense but also an indictthere is little prospect that it will As for himself, Mr. Truman ment. This indictment will be dirreach capacity output, according to said he will go W. T. T. ected against Hitler, Bormann, Harlow W. Curtice, general man- that is. Himmler and the former reich ager of the Buick division of Genpress chief, Doctor Otto. Dietrich. Motors eral corporation. is still alive and can ansa cars and 550.000 year of third Dietrich Curtice, also a vice president place in the industry's production wer me." General Motors, told a news con-standing. 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