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Senate, ha hu bn fVp., annouhcement made today. aa . WatkLna aenat lor th . .known racial champion matioo projerta and haa ihown a Xea Interest in foreifa affairs, Senate Blocks 8ap9rte4 CacatUa ClaMd aa iibri Taft-Hartl- Women will CIOCACO. (UP), have a bigger say than ever before in the li2 Republican national . convention. Women delegates and alternates In the 12S2 Republican convention fclrh of 3S0. with total an women as delegates and 252 IX as alternates. The women's role in the 1952 By LTLE C. WILSON The CHICAGO. (UP) dispute, among . Republi-can- a waa settinf new sUgba of WASHINGTO.V. July Sunday bitterness Saturday aa General The Senate biocaw me onve ior.r -ight D. Elsenhower whistle sine die conjressiooai aajoummeDXjIlODpj lnto this ' convention city to host as Sen. Robert A. Taft opened early tedsy by refusing rkder" ff'Pjj thati COUnter barrage against him. a House atomic energy President Truman said would All hands are angry. Party men Jeopardise the nation's security. en-- fear Republican election prospects The surprise move threw, an are"- being damaged re girdle is of ure siu.uw.vw.vw tbnomine. . EkJer ,tatesmen Senate-Houcer-bill back to a Nfn harmony met coaimiim mm the- 82nd ii"a Con-- compromise. tetUat mara'U.ou wtndup of The Taft managers were mak greis lata hunaay eyes at Gen. Douglas Mac- ing voted had already The for, for pUce on Trt sine die adjournment and was, Ucke j, VIaf he h political standing by waiting for the Senste, would snatch some . . .nd to finish up when the roadblock de- -, velooed. The controversial rwr, wss an amendment to the atomic!""11' Adjournment ey f i Bitter Struggle Behvean 2 G0P Rivals Dominoes Scene Pre-Cbnveriti- on j By JOHN L. CUTTER United Press Staff Correspondent all-ti- Setting New Hightof' Bitterness At Chicago Drive for neither ore of the Republicana nor as in etrema corjervatJve, Sen.; Watklns has federal aid t ed -- cation, a realistic farm pro cram, and the labor law, aithouzh h did recommend amendments to this labor s'.a'.uta to remove some of It inequities which he declared exUUd to tha detriment ct labor. With few exceptions he has supported th nation's foreljn policy J well as veterans "legislation. B.cers declare one of the senator's outstandinf attributea has fceen his desire to remain la eloae touch with the people of I'Uh. Throw xhout his term he has mid it a practice to conduct what became known as Senator Wat kins' "legislative clinics." THeee clmica have been held throwihout the state on a basis so that anyone may taiX to the senator, hear hla views or ask for any assistance he may be 'a tie to render. more - . Dispute g Parry-Shakin- I r Women to Play Big Part In Convention MacArthu Boomed for Taft Mate ' : : party-shskixi- '2 CHICAGO, (UP) An angiy jDwight D. Eisenhower and a calmly al confident Sen. Robert A Taft came to Chicago Saturday to. take command of the last days of their bitter-enGjht.for th Republican presidential nomination; Eisenhower rolled into tow-- by train from the West for the convention opening Monday. He promised a toe to toe "slugging match" and ultimate reversal of Taf fa preliminary victories in the. hot d contest over a bloc;'of Southern delegations. 'Taft, on his arrival from' Washington by plane six hours later, talked like a candidate who already has surmounted the nomination, hurdle and waa looking forward to Republican, success in the Novem- ( per-son- convention was cited ai "a sig nifies ot barometer of - women's heavy responsibilities In the forthcoming campaign" by Mrs. Gilford Mayes of Kellogg. Idaho, the as sistant chairman of the Republican d . , good-size- committee. 1 Ike Assails Foreign Policy - ' ber election. "The Republican party will setl up a campaign based on liberty, democracy .and Americanism that will drive socialism out of government," Taft told an' airport crowd. He previously had discounted the Eisenhower explosion over the dele- gat contest at a lot of "wild charges" designed to cover up lack Governor Of Pennsylvania Favors Ike UP IS THE AIR FOR "IKE'! Nancy Moore, left, and Jean Rosa Howard, of Washington, D. C. will be flying high to aeek support for General Eisenhower, should he be chosen the Republican presiClub dential nominee. Sponsored .by the Elsenhower-for-Presidearw.auy... t, will make' stops in 30 cities, of Washington, they L. JOHN STEELE By before arriving in Santa Ana, Calif., to enter th "All Women Gen. Dwight Transcontinental XMICAGO, (UP) Air Race." of votea In th convention. D.' Eisenhower arrived here Satur Pitta- PITTSBURGH (U.RP-T- he to cam hla take command ef Taft Leads With $39 day ,ond in pajzn for! tht GOP presidential Press, copyrighted i The latest United Press tabula burgh in its nomination and told a group of .Sunday edition, aaid' tion of. known war veterans that Amerieana would atrengtn, story including the national committee's Saturday night that Pennsylvania not be dying in Korea "if we had contest decisions, gave Taft 530 and Gov., John S. Fine "told top atate not allowed ourselves to grow too 604 to GOP leaders ' he favors Gen. Eisenhower 425. It takes weak" after World War II. energy appropriation. Areeaima; Vetera " ' i win thenominatlbn. na told Vetera of Eisenhower the D.; Eisenhower" .for the Tnmis'i Pretest A' third presidential candidate. Dwight Elsenhower arrived Just before 82nd Airborne Division heroes of a to a betwen choice have Seven WASHINGTON (UP) fight- Gov. Earl Warren of California,. Republican presidential nomina- -' ' President Truman had sent Con 11 a.m. CST. He had been mean the drive through Europe that the Democratic : forward-lookin- g Democratic SaturI . aaid aenatora ing, Cesasnlttee Paeta also reached town but with less tion. Iowa a messsge earlier strongly dering from Denver through gress time has come for the nation to nom"the candidate" and must their i A presidential hand party fuss and fanfare.. The paper laida' P"vlloa- bijch and Nebraska artnislng the Voters abandon a. foreign policy of "zig- day night Sen. W.tkina ia a member f irot""B of the Republi- greeted Warren as he atepped off liberal'?, and reactionary forcea force the atomic energy com- - against what he and his supporter zagging around the universe at inate a "fighting ' "The newt leaked' out after Deal-Fa- ir the Important 'Senate Judiciary would . can Deal New platparty." the train with his adopt delega money in handjeharge were corrupt and fraudu-befor- e somebody else' command." luncheon conference Jn Chicago, waa Committee and the equally im- -, mi.uion to have the statement The signed by tion, his wife; and his three pretty lent practices in the selection of The general arrived here at form in order, to beat the Republi'starting to work on its! ortant Committee on Interior Jamea E. Sens. U. S. Sen. Jamea H. Duff can with this in (Mont.), -, Murray Vir presidential and year'a dollar expansion pro-- Southern Taft delegates. "Cheap 11:55 a.m. (CDT), with a promise Nina,, Dorothy and Insular Atfaira. As a member Herbert H. Lehman (N. Y.), Wil- daughters, race. ' Stat Republican and ) (R. Pa.) be little ginia. them. called gram. deals," that If he win the Republican The senators, jail atrong admin- liam Benton (Conn.),' John O. Pas- - Asked whether he eutpected; the of the former committee he has The atalemate came a M. Harvey Taylor. Chairman answered Taft arte, from Washington nomination lnto a be in active role the "if H. going tore Hubert mentioned (R. I.n istration supportors. plsyedian Humphrey battle would help - "The governor, himself, de.-. itm will arrive here later slugging" Tnatrtrnar-Th-- f .jlenTJry elebate b a' t w e e n Sen.. whenceI... air eler- - tto fpecTTTc candidate "Tif" their (Minn.V Warren G. Magnuson his own bid. Warren said: Mrs.-- Taft. tiona. He came here after today by accompanied other activinea within the coun - member of tZ statement but aaid "we have (Wash.) and Harley M. Kilgore (W. "I'm not looking to be helped by clined to confirm th tlory, suV". 11",- - Wild atomic joint the Joint said a Taft, nothing a e r a a the country a number of auch outstanaing Va.. charges, try which have direct bearing . I'm forward to thodgn it came from an unimon the nation s internal security. committee, and members of the more. men who would Democrats to choose from." win In 1952.' they said, "we any fight in thelooking "To against "arrogant" ao that the peachable source. There were inSenale party committee, solidarity "He it just making wild charges dictate the nomination of Sen. Rob appropriations lie Is a member of the Internal who wanted ia a year when our party must have a platform which states GOP can win in November. "This dications that, for tactical pur; bill ' the ." passed. because he hasn't enough ert A. Taft In "a m k e filled must nominate Security Subcommittee of the fighting liberal, clearly and unequivocaUy that the While the top strategists off the poses. Fine won't announce his the rider would tie up said atateTift's is Washington Committee which Judiciary . a courageous Democrat who will Democratic party stands for pro rival campa laid their battle plana. decision formally until thment "continued. "Rejection of my rooma.".Greeted eoraplenng Ita investigation oiiu! 'nu"i !om,c ? "1". not compromise upon any or tne motion of world peace through in cheering aupportera of both Taft By Tfcreag Pennsylvania delegation " offer shows the Institute of Pacific Relationa.) rtirr (Trlday). compromise, fundamental issues," the state ternational cooperation, foe full em and Eisenhower stared noisy dem holds a caucus in Chicago next A the vote. crowd Senate) tie General huge greeted tne ruthlesk character of the On the Interior Committee. Sen.: landing, to educa federal aid ment aaid. ployment. onstrations throughout the "loop'fweek and Mrs. Elsenhower.. Thousands WaUins haa used hu position toyl,cltly managers." "The people deserve theright tion. better housng. better health Governor Fine controls a Woe of downtown Chicaeo inrn rr-- j eUme1 mor tJ, an a mi- - roared at the Chicago and North the great advantage of the Stat muuary spenoin, tu.i. u,UbeCt social security; Standstill on of between 25 and 30 delegatea services, expanded to a came Traffic Western and. tens Railroad station Out. not now. of reef Utah, his supporters point ,f,Vi:Mw;rai full development of natural right t0irity delegates Avenue, one of the1 who, so far, are uncommitted. second choice votes he of thousands lined the streets as It ia this committee that considers Other to guarantee Michigan ,t,C federal.action rsources. ' counting )ve,H, in the busiest world's . . conthoroughfares. Real- The prest taid th Informant approved waa he driven through this legislstioo all reclamation legislation. As a m.,i.and civil fair practices employment 1352 ,,, the hours of session r.-i.n- i. elephants pounded down the aide- who disclosed Fine's decision vention city's "loop"- in a alowmember, the Utahn Obtained en waring rights, the enactment of fair labor walks, led by pretty girls. ;lm added that the Pennsylvania govmotorcade. actment of hi hilt authorising, and sent to the White House tor moving Gen. Eisenlegislation and all the other great promptu parades serpentined; in ernor "will be-JThe general'a first official act ir.e a Jj.wju.ixxj weoer tsasm rroj President Truman', algn.tur. insocial and economic meaaures and out of hotel lobbies, with-ththe and "will all hower way," was on to clu.le1i aa aa in arrival well ect other reclamation the Republicans were getting off participate to fight monopoly, preto not another candidate BOO necessary 1. A swing t2.39C.302, sing banners, waving military! participants conitama. This ttommittee also a' memorial service to the dead to an angry atari. of life. our serve American way ballot." first the after of con a babble and Ing Din ior instauaiions whir consiruciion si4r all IM'm combat the threat of Communism fusion. creating Stepping down from his train, of the famed 82nd Airborne. "The best guess now," th press ea Page Tele the senator has ben- successful in After honoring the men who Eisenhower said: and promote the general welfare "is that more than half of said, . Bitter Struggle andeNorin Africa.' Sicily. aponaoring. of the people." By UNITED PRESS "Brother, it's going to be a slug- fought state's delegate votea will go the The senators expressed their The bitter struggle between Taft to Eisenhower." ging match from beginning to end." mandy, he:' pounded home points Seeght Highway Aid Holiday casualties soared past views on candidate and platform and Eisenhower Eisenhower was greeted on his dealing with today's problems. Taft already hat laid clafm to forces, dominated "If we hadn't allowed ourselves the 400 mark Saturday night and as reluctant Adlai Stevenson gave the -- t arrival at the Chicago and North 20 Pennsylvania delegate vote.' tcene. Sen. watains formerly was a Western Station at 10:5J a.m. by a to grow to weak there never would the National Safety Council s"aid it a new Jolt to party leaders who It cot to rough that some Repubwtrab ' of the Publ Comsaittee which played large crowd that pushed into the have been a Korean War,' tn my appears a new record will be aet want him to declare himself "wil licans began to fear it might skill Democratic party chances in November, open train shed. Outside the station he opinion,." he aaid. ling" to accept the tng role In obtainin g highway i ' "It la a crime for any free nat for death on, the highways. was greeted by an elephant in red nomination. funds for Utah. It was largely ing wounds whicn never could be At 9:15. p.m. CDT. a check ion to aend any of it young aons and gold trappings. healed and providing, the Demo V into 'battle without adequate train- showed that 403 persons'' had died crats with campaign ammunition. eral government paid in full the Hoatile Territory The veterans violent deaths since the holiday construction cast of most of the' WASHINGTON'. Julv S 'UP) ing." he declared. Michigan National Committee-- : - TJe enate aiwi.nouse agreea oni -But . Elsenhower added cheered. man Arthur E. Summerfield nd , 6 m. hosThursday.', wa, tpl(i WI, leading v period started at p. Zl a t j he had when "no that Gov. John S.. Fine pet theory" Pennsylvania mmxary ipnam U!e territory." the general told the Traffic deaths accounted for 245 He 7. a.so a -d cf the.bJ1 tonight after Tennessee teamed up In a drive to seek some (CeaUneed an Page Twelve) You VomDletelr astound of the victims and drownings for JO.nt Committee en the Economic. e htd u? ,ctloo more than .Summerfield beadsthis harmony. ABOARD THEfS.S. UNITES 108. There were seven plane deaths state's-46-vot-e delegation and Fine ' (Caetiaaed aa Pag Tweivcl - n5- this U hostile territory let's - 43 Thit new "If TOKYO. 7CH STATES AT SEA, (UP) Sunday, July and acci miscellaneous fatal is chairman of Pennsylvania'a The messure. supplying the cah t of the American (U.R) lfle mort of lt h iald The battleship U.S.S. vote bloc. Neither of .them has first lady dents, only , two of which were to ru the armed serv ces for the Bave fleet cut through the aea with task force a led naval Iowa, crod fireworks.' caused hia named by ,et preference publicly yet J L 'Elsenhower w.s'met by his cam- the ease of a limousine on an exIn a devastating ' bombardi?4 While most Americans lolled In for. the nomination. yf press highway Saturday to reach a v.,v w - . ment on the North Korean Pmitn manager. Sen. Henry Cabot the sun 'Friday, gawked at specv, off from he took Taft. Just before new-toof 35.8 knots and wort of Wonaan Saturday. and a bras band which . tacular fireworks displays or frolWashington for the convention city. threaten speed u.:a '" Lodge .0.1 to' slash the Atlantic Eaat Naval Far Headquarters piJVed ruffles and flourishes. "God icked at amusement parks, the in advance the general's dismissed here reported today. record by about 10 hours. ttT," . .r,r,rr,r1lfin! Bless America." and , "Dixie." Fourth waa a grim holiday for protest, as nothing more than "wild crossing a earrlera. The bjgSeit Three SS. United Statea aircraft bunch y superllner big ,imme1 a to some. cover up charges designed approved by Congress this session.' . detwo and cruiser 1,660 Including passengers Koresr. heavy PANMUNJOM. carrying D (UP) a delegate-streng. in S. the At Estelline, grandstand shortage of got causht in a cross fire between stroyers aided the Iowa in The Chines Communists indicated collapsed and dumped 1.500 perMon- Margaret' Truman, on her maiden which here convention opens Kenneth Sen. and McKell.r feuding what waa described, aa one of day, voyage, skimmed smoothly through .v . r that the, Korean true talks sona onto the, ground. At least 75 r i By FREDERICK C. PAIN'TOX - 'o - Jr , pierced the air.then walked into. ' the, today the heaviest' naval blowa moderate swells, and her four a crucial stag on persons were Injured, 35 seriously. have reached con news of his SEOUL. Korea, (L'Pt An imporOther highlights erati against the Communist In. ference, the first he held here, .in- spinning screws left a vast wake wh'r' b pped up th last- issu blocking an armistant Communl.it North Korean of-- The "issue arose when the Senate. !,tatloa At least 14 persons had broken th Korean War. trailing far behind, . .. cluded: . cauoicung to aaaress we tice repatriation of war prisoners. legs and others sufferedchest and ftrtr training school. near the Yalu backing McKelUr, refused to ac- - Qn The speed reached during th ' a crwd' news blackout cloaking kidney injuries. City officials said With River border of Manchuria was cept a House rider pushed by Gore. He said that he did not think hfm- - United States' second full day st A Tn "d moved Eisenhower of the the if man negoan self any was the "mystery target" perhaps the any, "over by progress, cancelled would "indispensable have 900 proposal badly grandstand was equal to ' 40.9 miles per sea into MacArthur , this Radio had did he feel his It a Chicago. In but of that Fourth tiations. means." Peiplng loaded."giant sfroyrd July jthe contract under which Aro. Inc., Pronally hour on land. American air raid, it was disclosed ocri!H th ArnoM Tneinfrin tor vice president boom wss thun- - to. say of the talks: Two men were blown ut of a duty to make himself available for! This is. the, top speed ever in convention : the entso throughout because have talks the many" the presidency ."Now that 'devloomnt center at Tuiiahoma.i lring .Snirdsv. speeding car near Kansas City reached by a passenger vessel ' . city. ered executive session, there fa no when one of them carelessly tossed had urged it. Tar East air forces revealed Tenn. one day and. is well ahead (U.P.) people 5 during Ontario, t 1948 President Herbert GUELPH, Tormf July was his a fin-final He asked reason of the a The was ? that about; ironed cumber out a into firecrack agreement match of why 'simultaneously dispute gross of the 31.7 knots attained by Brit- 800 prisonera rioted declaration that without Morethan g man in key aides if not both could be reached "fv demolers. Th car was conferees." wf Queen Mary on her second MacArthur Taft ticket faithfully carried, out the agreed ished by the blast. almost tonight at the Ontario Provincial reasons" a military man should ain'a out of damaged in aa air battle agreed to end the contract March p,n for . on her record setting day in mm Guelph. To info Reformatory the not go question voyage in. '1938. touched off by the raid had been 31. 1353. instead of immediately. (Ceatianed t politics. Page Twelve) principles and do not engage in A group of boys at Oklahoma Ontario: say provincial police of what those "reasons". could be unilateral action disposing of war City. Okla.. hatched a plan "to kill all revised upward from 19 to 21 The ship is just cruising leisof the 840 prisoners in the today, he soapped "several million A study 1 cf film prisoners while negotiations for a lot of fish." at 35 knots," taid Commoin urely the took riot reformatory part ( Americans. showed American airmen got their settlement are In progress. They emptied the powder from dore men Manning, skipper cf the broke the Harry The say was police he Eisenhower said "sure" second highest bag of Red planes ''Results of the executive ses "all th firecrackers we could get" into the kitchen and armed themmerchant biggest ship ever conthe patty in the w ar -- 12 definitely shot down, sions will show whether the Amer- into a pip tomake a selves with knives and - other confident he would be structed in the United States. as well as two probably downed ican delegates are really willing bomh to stun fish " In a nearby weapons. ,. (Continued ea Page Twelve), The New York bound. Queen - to negotiate a aettlement on equal pond. and seven damaged. Mary and (the contender 'met ia Sabre Jet pilots got their largest Young Tony Sid well waa trying early Saturday mornGRANDE PRAIRIE. Tex. (U.m ...... . I Tj j . Tv t r. crete the commanding general terms." The broadcast again, attacked to hammer the! ends of the pipe and the present title holder ing, him. " reprimanded ?nf the United .Nations for "detaining" shut when the jerry-bui- lt bomb .when they destroyed U MIGaJ"1 S.tew"r .w.ho sent best her wishes,, despite the 111 "I hear about this 100.000 Chines and Korean war exploded and blew his left hand V when expect , "probably destroyed two more and ""'7,3,,. fact that, her record of three days, he "The said. back." expect a medal J'get 20 hours and 42 minutei it beir.2 prisoners, but In milder terms off at the wrist. The flash also th Ti-- n P".chute 82nd Airborne doesn't like the than The 100.000 pris- burned hla body 'seriously. heretofore. threatened. Idea be record when ita men of to break oners are those whom the U. N. .More than '3,260,000 gets trying fijhter-bombereturned t North- Jumping fled persons back 'home." ' Jump records." west Korea again todsy to ays- Six of th Join th union. from the steaming sidewalks in NEW YORK (UP) To break the record, he had to contends would forcibly resist re- LNew "Home," to the 1 Steelworkers mammoth "This steel nation's York and tematicaily destroy Communist for companies headed leading patriation. city Stewart Tort Bragg. make 124 Jurapa in 24 houra, lines and an important Saturday union haa ofer a thousand labor which were up last midnight Radio Peiplng. aIo broadcast a beaches. At Coney Island, 1,600,000 branded as "ridiculous" Ilcontract in steel and other 'inersU bridge at Yongml-Donar fantastic the' 82nd Airborne sand. negotiating almost the obliterated they atory. people charges in propaganda jx The' wind nearcUlJ was so he ' high that . dustries and over a million memHe broke the worid a record had to atop jumping three times The Chinese Communist radio At S p.m. a thunderstorm hit legally.. jtlon A farm avion of 8 The "illegal negotiation" ac- bers. Yet lt now complains be It waa "believed in Washing- the area and the crowd- - dissolved Sabrejets. by makin hlj ,24th yv, and he had to use hla emergency said ' was made by th United cause tlx. companies, after dis new in intend to test flying protective cover for the Jump cusation ton" minutes. Britain ,,;49 p FridMy. parachute twice. it Union (CK in con- cussion with . the union and Myth en t"ir Korean Mrsf. Truman, both President of atomie and nmyarms, one types Stewart He thus broke ao one the hit hard ?T?"w.f5ht by ground MIG s. the Russisn-bui- lt month old atrike itt complete acquiesence, chosei to Jets ;j.mn th 1H with the nection ardent to out war watch Australia. f iumm ,in fans, that was he prisoners knocked out for five turned, I ' made no attempt to challenge theithat John W. Swedish of Iowa minutes. But the nation's out- negotiate with it jointly. to reduced haa the that Americana "The Senators Washington tangle Stewart said he an to agreeabout "Unable rsiders a to trickle. of steel set on July 4. 1950. He ia on a didn't break anything but the have given their consent to the with the New York Yankees. bring put uniod-isTh 5th Air Force announced furlough and has to be back at record. Big superhighways were ' turned A apokesman for the aix steel ment involving compulsory dispatch ot --SOO Korean war pris th first a la for the union now makes the false time tiut Fort Bragg m 19 days. nearly eompanieilnVolved, with othert, 'It'a kind of hard to get up oners to Australia." the Peiping Into danger spots by bumper-to- and ridiculous claim that the comyear Allied aircraft flew a, week H said he didn't advertise the when you've been lying down," broadcast said. "They are to be bumper traffic. A single crash on in the said:,' of etrike against the entrnj? wita-e- fact that he U a paratrouper be- he said. "I'm one solid bruise. I elected on Koje Island and other, the New Jersey turnpike killed five "The union apparently will go panies, are negotiating illegally. Kisswvj end rsandlina rrortrt cause the last time he tried to don't feel so bad. but it'll aure be camps on instructions of Generala persons arid another collision on to any length, ridiculous though it The union's real complaint is that both spread erms but you can'tj losing a single plane. liS-mOn the ground, th break th record it ended at 54ltwo or three weeks befor I feel! 'Mark W. Clark and (Hay don ita Pennsylvania turnpike ciiimedi may be, in ita effort to force em-- it haa been, unable to make the tCort most pcpl fret e "j k ft front generally waa quiet i : jployeea la th steel industry to steal industry toe the mark." f Jflv more Uvea.- Bo user." jump when he landed on can-'lidoing any running." a In Talk to Vets nt . coast-to-coas- 4 - siJt-ye- ar non-poUti- , L se H.e cal i , 7 Democratic Solbns Ask For 'Fighting Liberal7 , first-nau- , ot j . ? . 14-ple-ce 70-vo- te multi-milo- n t-.- Tart-Eisenhow- er - " " 1"" barn-atormi- ng Hick-enioop- er dele-rates- - 70-v- ote- -- r .."-OiEiienhowe- f!4 Traffic Toll Hits 245 Across Nation - .r-.i-i. m-- , frIJEAUA.I. l'i'tinn ' . rtiaed - . iri 1 . ; or e , J Senate, House KSi.Okeh Military spending Dili " on Battleship Iowa . rC ! l l,!0tll, ;"'7 .r i..! bi-U- "V.. A.,., -- Leads Attack on. Nprth Korea Port' - poil-'frt,w- Red Officer School Bombed In Air Raid Superliher Heading for New! Record Truce Talks In Crucial Stage; Red Radio Says men-chan- p th rA-- The-gener- al . ! ' Prisoners - Riot i Ontario . . se - "over-xid-in- . Paratrooper Sets Nev Record By Making 124 Chute Jumps gun-came- ra V. 1 h. . U.i"k'. rs mid-Atlant- ic Six Steel Companies Brand Union Charges 'Ridiculous' 1 ..AhJVVe. ! , . 150-pou- nd, g. - Divi-S.aan- , ' , , re-or- Steel-worke- m are-belie- ved . i ut il ka lL' - , ., . |