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Show CLEARING TEMPERATURES SO Vtovo hill it J . li.iin Grant 11 14 41 41 1 Vfiai l PariUnd JJ Hunt Jl I'untdlo 4t II nmsen hi. SI It I'hucliK lot Aixrlri I! (1 gin I no. S4 '. lnrr (nih hliitl) IT SI 34 ?T 41 3 37 ' 41 - I 4 U,htnlnn Nrw ork i 41 Mumt fl 11 co. CHI) n ii 44 II IbEVoTCD FEBRUARY"!" " 1953 " WASHINGTON' George T). Aiken of the SenaU Agriculture cnmnit'ce, charged Saturday' that "mischief-makersthe new administration "is going to make it are spreading,-imo- rs ' tough on farmers." The Vermont Republican said "they've had three shifts turning the crank on the rumor null and plenty of messengers to distribute them." to farm for "contributing Aiken blamed the "mischief-makersconiusion all around " Rut Secretary of Agriculture Ezra T. Benson iust isn't roing to be stampeded into anything rash." he added. Republican members of the Senate committee, concerned by the, r closed' (rowing furore over skidding farm prices, held a door meeting with agriculture department officials today. -1 Aiken "said afterward that they; jrrmtmmnmmr discussed "general problems," in-- ! eluding farm prices and Benson's proposed reorganization of the de-- i partment. Aiken said tht latter Is "a long way from solution" be-- ! cause no definite decision was H'PI-Chalr- man " - " HvCE . Iota fur all (Ad?). FIVE CENTS - li Industrial Solon Urges Action To Stop War Goods Bargaining Shipments to Heels Ban Seen On j reached. Karl Loos, i?K5i - 50. Caic Orpoo Ovinia two-hou- ffw showers durliif the wllh lowc Rears Parkinf our Farkini Needs otaH cbuHTYl TtT"?HrTrn-EEEST5Vb- TrovcTutaT. 4 ilh T VOL 30, NO. 43 Benson Refuses To Be Stampeded Into Rash Action On Farm Prices fun t5. . but (nrtnann. (onlinud mild brar 32 and hlihi near Chances Better Than I - 50-5- 0 WASHINGTON d'P) -- Sen.. William F, Knowl.md said today the United States should blockade the China Coast, preferahlv If but its Allies alone with necessary, to stop shipments of war goods lo the Communists. But Sen. John J. Sparkman of Alabama, the 1352 Democratic vice presidential nominee, warned that such a step could lead to war and should not be taken without thorough public understanding of all its "Implications." Knowland disputed Sparkman's contention that a blockade would broaden the Korean war. Adm. Arthur W. Radford, commander in chief on the Pacific Fleet, told a House Appropriations subcommittee this week that President Eisenhower is considering a blockade of the Red China coast but that no has hen ma tie. There were persistent reports Inj tin uitt rmiiirnie that tlmt-fquick decision, but rather that . jthere may he new efforts, through10 imuii'ii rem," L imeu is.iuuns, strictions on snipments oi strategic material to Red China. .) ndllStrV-WifJ- e agriculture departtnent solicitor, and Don Paarlbo.g. D. a3 v,.,.,,? special assistant to Benson, met with the senators. Win- WASHINGTON Ul'.-rt- cp. Aiken said he would not identify nate jj. Lucas said today the but that chances are "better than the "mischief-makers- " they were "not all necessairlyhat Congress will ban He said "some of' ..!, bargaining when It revises them haven't gotten over the re-- ' the act. suits of the last election." The Texas Democrat, a member; lie indicated that Benson p ans f lhc j, Ubof Committee, 15 no hasty action to shore up beef, , nrirP as has been ured bv some, sponsonns such a curb and will He said that un'tti the law Benson, explain it when the committep cannot begin price supports until opi.ns hearings Tuesday on national price level drops to' ri,ina ,K i i., ' ' 90 per cent of party. According to! ALL ALONE-Stun- ned by the disas'er that struck his village. Veie, this young Hollander sits in .inlin Fnttor Sif fi'lirv fif AN VRGENT REQIEST has official figures, it hasn't sagged ",l the debris that was once his home -- before the waters came. The floods, which smashed through i Junes, wno returns irom Europe Individrequire several months. of The Netherlands, swept away the boy'i parents, lie refuses to dikes and inundated been made by President Eisen- that low yet, Aiken added. Monday, w ill be questioned secretu- Aiken branded as "purely political House members will testify leave despite the threat of new gales and floods. hower that Dr. James B. Conant, w ly ny memners oi tne .senate fort- LONDON (UP) in The British as a hich new cal" his take post speech Friday fi,.t, u.ith i up above, t,.' committee next' eign Relations S. In Kerr Jbert VJ. . . S. High Commissioner ,ny ,gainst dc8? 0I week on the extent of the admin-,- ' Germany as soon as possible lambasted Benson for not taking navaI '''orKade of the Chinese for the East. istration's Far labor, plans President to mariagemenUand suDnori livestock orices. mnani lpavins for his stCDs Communist coast, highly placed L Sparkman Raises Questions Kerr also introduced a bill to re- - Eisenhow er will be called on for .i Mnnd.iv. "Is it an act of war?" Sparkman sources said todav. quire Benson to use S25.0O0.OOO in suggestions.-- ' asked. "History seems to Indicate ICommodity Credit Corp. funds to Lucas', amendment would strike Government leaders were deeply 6-Nation this is the case. How effective can rattle "prices at 100 per! down the present system under disturbed by reports from Wash- blockade really be, should it be, of parity. jwhtch coal, steel and other big' , ' done over the obiections of ourlil;8,0n that President Eisenhower Aiken said "we are still not Jn unions negotiate Industrywide Con- a it also would outlaw area- - BRUSSELS (UP) Belgian 'lead-- j A communique Issued after Army pact, the communique Allies and perhaps against their," AconsideringOfficeblockade. jfavor of making a political Foreign spokesman said or Mate uay s tains saiu uuilcs in lieu lor- saj( oau oui oi iarm prosperity. era assureu uaiKainniK. uU( other some . c made u 'shipping''" ... i... ' n.j "an nui kunn lunsuucu tor beet, I assume me secretary in laiiniK lor a uiui'Kaue, inuw-- i inrn,i Foster Dulles today that they eign Minister Paul Van Zetland employes in competing plain that Belgium wants to see land ho is chairman o the Sen- - a b o U t any such move. Other will use whatever. instruments are, nesses except small firms in the will do all they can to ensure to visit Washington soon. the ratification documents of ate GOP Policy committee and a sources pointed out that Secretary Isame urban areas available." xould no swlft ratification of the nact for; Talks Fruitful He said "we are doing the best longer be represented by the same a France and Germany before it membir of the rorcign Relations ot state Jonn roster Dulles in his called The European Army. (omiiiunlque the. James we can to keep agriculture WASHINGTON (UP)-- Dr. That would. But reliable sources said th?k talfcs "very fruitful" and said thev agent. themselves over the prior consultation on any major fato- - union locals to carry on;aW-ntri- r n le programs out of politics ar BeW'tmidusoJosed 'completeB. Conant, new U.S. high harmony - -T- Yi'.r(,M trm Harold E. STasson,' The Biitish inri ni, tneir own bargaining. wants France. views." to-- f its big revealed neighbors, issioner to Germany, mutual security administrator,! importance of not permitting war Britain holds that a blockade hit, pr,in rinrAf.n Lucas told a reporter he be- - and Germany, to ratify the pact (UPlA Poth Dulles and the Belgian day that President Eisenhower has 'brokerace charged the new admin-- . lieves some kind of industrywide first leaders urged early ratification of'4"10 ncre for negotiations on (Immaterial to get to an enemy you would be dangerous, that It might with a "lackadaisical at- - ban is necessary to break the! expand the Korean war and even asked him to go to Western . . nn In no int-nr ppe inn ln.nnHn ....... r. m iiTitno vuiiiiui now exrr; finding tour of seven European Ing that in the case of Korea thc;bnng Russia, into action under Its as soon as possiuie hiuhuijuiimiis'"u countries. """'.cisea over me entire economy They wind up their, nnco Mates, Britain ano otner defense treaty with the Chinese take up his new duties. Half-Wa- y tomorrow allied powers are suffering losses, Reds. by a few labor leaders. In this talks in Luxembourg "The newji from Europe of Uneconomic disaster." L Co. said in category he included United Mine British newspapers reported toand will fly home Monday. last few weeks makes evident the! Daniel F. Rice Might Curb War " weekly commodity letter that Workers chief John L. Lewis and day that Russia is soon to give Dulles and Stassen arrived here Knowland urgency of my mission," Conant, he that emphasizing the Chinese Reds six submarines. UUJ'"1"'" '" !""-,ufrom Amsterdam after talks yes- waiter Reuther told reporters after he was sworn " indlvidual told kins , erosion is directly attributable to Senate Republican leader Robert allegedly to be used to oppose any with Netherlands leaders ill HI nil-- Jiaic t.Ji ' terday tnat from ..cxtcnd. far A. Chinese Nationalist raids on the of the law and! Before leaving Amsterdam Dul- - reportrrs Conant. who was confirmed by,"', k""".'1"1 r r tVia . Korean hnstilitir. . coast. rt r ,hp re- will, influence-i- ts s the Senate last night, will leave said "1 wish to express ..niyvavai .hin,.kadc nf fhp china must :"""ose-view.. ...n. this trade" were 'eif atic board of KL'X' nnmhni nf " by plane from New York Monday. wcck ano men aroppea 4 to 0 vision, has mark" miKm wf" have lhe Wosi,e cffcct half-waeconomic1' raced well of two of icmoval pastlhe ..,:P, amendments years some favored and .. Worried At Progress Die reception in thp 0l.k.nt lor me most nospua on Friday when .some cents . a bushel by curi,ing the Chin economic 'n controls 30. controls labor. today, But Taft ending by The administration has been . . opposed by April me accoraea wr. aiasscn ana in ese. communist r' n He not inclined at this amid some assurance there ttouid! It meant 'immediate ne is worried by the lack of progress-"- -'. hikes1 the Netherlands; V"!...,' pay was disturbed at ship- particularly 10 me oan iume barIn he no scrious ncw inaustrywiae recently of ,,..' tot hundreds of thousands of work ratnying ments of jet plane fuel from Soviet I, Bran, for thP pa!e of corn held by! gainingJ Praises Dutch Spirit ers. and raised the prospect ofi European Defense roice and slow to Red China, riomania nnvprnmo. dominated tiun. A II, I lip pnntrai't . . . , "Mr. Stassen and .,. , ,, have been ... one r.r ii .. , nil. .ymit vwi.....i.i h Liu- on1' fll'l niui Uii - (III- IIvl K co saln lnP ,aw spcfiun- case aooaru a rtn. """ 'in , ai least n,,ur President Eisenhower's w,"vm some a ,,,! 1110; llit I c ai imi'Uiafc;i:u iu iiuvi rises. SnlPprice c In (ha nlliun I. nil .anitol. ,..nlS' all wage curbs and eliminating flnht ha. r..nl rhm support on six Hike Unexpected . , States- - Britain and France uic iuiiii-tui iidvc viaiu-uprice controls on a big batch of cnntn commodities and a discretionary uu in niu oi'iKtic wvn Mr Ficon. r confirmed not Conant, . ofhcu.ls withm do Senate an The defense commumty THE HAGUE " (UP) Nether-- " .p. level on others. consumer goods left ouly:about. 2o' Ellt( Evcrnment vcr rdl.ent-ordcbarring the lands of Harvard uni- - support of -the president leaders told Secretary of retiring a"y of framcw?rk h? lack S. or U. fleet Seventh from Pr",e ,Atlan,,c N'; ,.,,ro!C, .... 1... action; r'Sf' "Any "shield, specific iiit'ht !ncV of cent the e per p ... . nhn vnm """" hn.' nK Inlln thCy anticipate the planned community is regarded7 by your vcrsny, u "rnmniunist China action, which effectively bars such intact AnH ih-- t w ,i,.,.,i' decontrol oi all prices leaders and your people as it is ingT, alter annroving Gen. Walter Bedell ife upp ti g ,,ivity ca 0,,y 1 . irLT forciEn poicv B0.lhat the flood has set the country tou,,cst u.w. ...... .,,,MIU nn ran ini hi u ginre termed a failure on the part SlTl'ih on. '""-luuu w. .......l...... u) uuia. uu.ua Arr mice years anu u may noi The action was the first and some change 1.. 111111 uu. lu"111 tms years Ucfense commit- hig.;i,arring inf.- iiiivi ;id m auLiii; kl... in tne 'ne came trpi;(i government, DruKerage; gathered yesterday its approval of the two men, ii,,. in uiiuuiiai biuiauon or a s;cp-uNEW YORK (UP) Striking tug in a nriei statement aner latm- V)lpn, Democrats , began taking nieiHS. Senate foreign uciauons cunuiiu-"we:i;.slle w.i,1 developing admlnls .;ing at Brussels- Dulles-saimilitary activity They estimated the flood loss ,.We currently have a hand-- . workcr5 ?grecd today to a govern-tee re eased a neavny-ceiisti But they said, the final "end. to, were deeply hurt at tfle extent of tration f, at $300,000,000 to conservatively forfigii policy, work all price 'curbs between now and damacp and suffering we saw on' a arkadaisical nl(nt rct'ucst ,0 relu,n ,0 cnh.L.n poll on Sinilli's secret testiinony. thp n $400,000,000, roughly the amount of ri ii,.. m tiii ii. nil ..inn nuiuii, Defends Davirs board invest!- 'attitude which can he interpreted while a r thaf-Yf- r April 30 probably will boost commit light". - over flooded south-:,n- d Eisenhower should !n's year's Netherlands In it, the new .undersecretary; sumrr prices by $5jO.OOO.OOO to western Holland. mcan ,ha( now.,hp election is Rates 'their demands, !state whether his new "positive" ment to joint European defense. but tug 11 was disclosed in Bonn, where $1,000,000,000 over the year. This! He said the United States will foreign policy for the Far East! PromisM ran bp doclined fcdcra, inorvrn. !liS,MErtp' . t Lil I. MUl U oumi averages- - auout jiii to per cm ail in us power to aia me envisages steps "which may lead uullts conferred witn west Uer- . tion of "at delicate subcomit-the this stage Senaie internal Security II I man leaders yesterday, that he victims of the flood family a year. to World War III. tee recomnuMuled perjurw .action bargaining." HOOVef Industry representatives indi Senate Republican policy chair- has set April 1 as the deadllnn at Lunch Embassy The week - old strike in New A srnwd- - cated, however that business would AMSTERDAM (UP) ii,aui.M ij.nn. man William F. Knowland, Calif., uy wnicn ine.six signatory count that Dulles and Stassen di'ove (0 the aihnitted he jveomniended v in o show "very definitii .. nrir-rcannons for n..:i:.L i. warned against prcmat ries ,,must ron of and York, Philadelphia Dutch II SI Norfolk, . . . u rn mnn however, nnra "utilized" be by iitwifir'n 1.mhrcu some Communists ' v ns "" " ure disclosures. He told his Demo-;s- i ot rauiying tne European 'ear or .,raising.....consumer reaction - can has Ya., curtailed shipseriously was orueiea to ..... He ,. military planes ,. ,to the Foreicn Office the CIA . .j t. ; cian crauc a.s.iinsi dc colleagues mat ii wouia ping operations in those ports. The. today to survey c.vrry broken dike In h,s testimony, Smith said the Thp mill nf imp. rnnlrnl nprmik lUnt'll Willi Ircmicr Jean Van;..Hl uih( ,,f fn11v.l fn. situation was., further complicated jn tne Netherlands' 4.1O.OOO flooded a n,, ,vc was not sinister at all but WW II il III i IliCIUU s team to tip its hand of United States defense aid backlog of 9.200 wage increases Houtte, Foreign Affairs Ministei i trt tirnmillOi .hnrtt hi cimnathv antinn K ..f ,. .I.,,.l,,,i Innp mone and 1.530 contracts for health and J1.311' Van ;ocl;";?:.f orci?n the Reds on future. action. a split tM'tv.ecn mui.sia .ami neu" MIAMI Fla if P Former Presi- - snoremcn wno, wnn mo iu woi Netherlands Premier Wlllem josepn jviettrice aim; -- You ask for precise definition. ..,..,,. 'welfare ,,s.r A second allied aerial ' Intwere ..... of AFL , details the ers. are members hina Mosi of the .AniOdSSaaor Aljron M..i. ,,1.. "TIip men in the Kremlin Drees and other leaders told n defunct Waco KMIiilratimv . . .. ..una iici i - ,,' , ... ir.nl Jioovcr, uif kihiiii v'i!,,,c iCowen. Defense Minister Eut'ene Clllll rtl. I niiiir.c timu wu onssnuremen s nssocno; mnue puui.e. nnf h..n..nh u. l0ld man of the Republican Party ,;trnauonai '"Mttee to take effect immediately CipillS WUUUl KIVC 111L1I ...vj ..... u. l...vuU mc . . .. . ... . l.l 1.111 ..nnnln.-i.XTntl. nm,nnr.. tin. m I)e Greet later joined the group cye teeth for such lnformation.";ratlfication swiftly and hope that i sun maioonru iwo jiu)uu:. sumiiiia, entered a hospital Here Saturday !,.linn iSi"i' Unions Anxious ann tne oinciai raiKs ncKan. c;s Case Cj.D.) and Henry with attack of influenza. Holland will be the first of the Rreprcscntatives of both sides in 'the hard-hflood areas of ZeclariU. ' Basis no Union leaders also have been ti, An,i,.n,,c ,.mi ppfp. hnro1' D.vor.shak six countries, to act. dispute got together yesterday jSouth Holland and North Krahant statesman The llta.) shouted and Sens. Democratic 'voted an v. hen the Senr.e its approval pPared unusually tired but his!fnr bargaining session, The Dutch death' toll stood at clamoring .for an end to wage curbsVith Belgian leaders as they have . Sparkman so that' thev mav liaiL'nin - with Italian. French. J British. Ger- - A S.. Mike Monroney,-Okla- ., cf Conani's objections physician, Dr.. Nicholas A. Tierney the first attempt at negotiations 1,372 this vcar. They abo ni.in and Dutch officials, on the William rulbright, Ark., Herbcit Olher Confirmations of Miami Bearh. said Mr. Hoover's since the strike began last Satur-- I flew iudered Planes and confirmed condition was not serious., Lehman, N. Y., with assists also The . Senate May. The owners reported both through the ni"ht to dron sand- - 'served notice that ' thousands of subject of European unity aivl the, Tiernev said the nation's 31st. parties "made concessions which 'ha ps anH nthnr nmr;.nn. eriuio. workers would immediatelv start ratification of the Etironean armv irom. some .omei s, Claimed mat Frank 'C. Nash of H ashington as assistant secretary of defense; Dr. president was suffering from "a'wc consider pigrcss." imcnt on the stricken island of after wage hikes that were cut plan. (Continued on Page Two) The negotiations were to John A. Hannah, on leave as presi-- J slight touch of flu" and added, where some of Holland's down by wage curbs of the pas! o tVnl of Michigan State College, as, "he is not very sick." richest farmlands still are ,timie today. years. assistant secretary for manpower; Yesterday's action probably will, jaced by sea water. Earl 1J. Johnson of Connecticut as Disaster crews on the island bring price hikes for restaurant and toiled in the light of flo..dlan.ps.; meals in some areas, children's IX I undersecretary of Army, WASHINGTONdent bonfires and flares to plus dan- - furniture and clothing and Jiving! Charles S. Thomas of California Eisenhower announced today the as undersecretary of Navy. , furniture, according to gerously weakened dikes- beiore room selection of former Rep. Clare new spring tides swell the North government officials, Confirmed as CCC directors Mrs. Feb. 16 to present briefs of their Boothe Luce (Ronn.) to be am- sea again next wrekr-ndwere True D. Morse of Missouri, mcy said it may also mean.. , hassador to Italv. mn,t Th'nlcn op- - scattered price rises and reduc "al'y uncoi i iu.nei, wno sam sm. undersecretary of agriculture; J 'atto,.;cy Milo - olson Unti, her appointment is made By UNITED PRESS controlled items were unlikely, and officials described the ,,ofpnse . .. ., ......n, Earl Coke of California, assistant k dismissal of formally, 'ns lor depart ment store items, was a luunu cou.su .i however, he has obtain. to to-- ! Glials that phinesj They do not expect any general Lincoln, defiantly stood her ground tlu, secretary; John H. Davis of Yir- - Retailers across the country the couple on cd an agreement from Ambassa-sandbacnar"es against to rise in meat would drop 500.000 cinia, chief of the Production and day scoffed at fears that the end prices excent thr it,, rn; ' Food dike workers today a n d nf mntrnU wnnld hrina inmns in'far hPtnu- th nM Marketing Administration, iiinnc sevn children out of 'regimented" inu no offense by teachina their in the Rome post. Knmco h. Short of Arkansas, als" wcrF "v",i;s seiiins "good beof as "rhoicr ,H)i,it. schools. of clothing, furniture. children at home instead of send- - It is doubtful that the shift "will "There's no reason on God's,. ('H . prices sistant to Agriculture be made until after the forthcom- iwoats. except for veal, are selling, The 37 - vear - old former inc them to school. . becretaryimcat and other Items 'erern earth whv Drlces should Ezra Taft Benson. A few butchers said "they thought up a Madison, Wis , depart-- ' He said they are not breaking, ing Italian, elections, the end of J ;Wf,u lll,(l''r ceiling levels. Powers model and her husband.' reached ' ;dea,n tn" The move killed cojitiols on all William, 'are charged .with v.olafing the law if the 'children receive theiApril or early in May. some cuts of meat would cost more intent store manager said, jas meats. apparel, shoes, furniture.- the state EdUi'iitional Code by equivalent ot a regular education Bunker has submitted his resig- soon, and almost all retailers adi1 Norman W. Bramley, controller llCe,ls 811 .,'cpi,,r, I'H'ws ROK Police Kill 1042 iIKll0r. textiles, including blankets keeping three of their children! who in private schooling. mitted that wholesale prices and of Dallas' big Nicman - Marcus nation, as is customary for all C0 and sea wans. s and rurtains; and at wholesale and-arof diplomatic missions when of "school age out of school. Mrs. Turner said she was Communist Guerillas production costs in the coming, store, said he expects "no marked months will tell the story, ictaii practically all other depart-- ; "I deplore the public school ftnl to teach her children as wen, mere is a cnange in aamimsira- increases because. It's reallv! price ment store items,. Includina small'svsto.m of teaching." the pretty if not better, than the public, tion. Businessmen were uniformly ex- - the consumer PUSAN (UP) and . South. Korean competition1 1 .. ., I at .P .r A I it n.1 tI Vlcnn. " 1 '- 11.11,1 . The White House announcement Oil rnmtn.hilhor.int - ll,,l 1..1I...I ..li l. Uillnd refuse to turn schools. appliances and household .wares, mother said, "and l.l-- l VUIII1II- UN IVIIIHI J....I. III." IIHt. llini II IIKtlL Ik. It". w. niuvy film; Pricp officials expect more wide-- , The prices unist guerrillas and captured 544 hower's action yesterday in wiping of my children- over to-. "I'll raurr myixase to' the high- - said Mf.. Elsenhower "is gratified" of television sets' NAPLES, Italy iCt" - and if nec-- j that Bunker has agreed to stay on in the past five months, the ,out- - price controls migart suffered, spread price hikes on a number of public schools, baby sitters and est court in the "' " thr :nunkv mother ,. lob "for the time being. for .lohn cnnmimnr- - trnnAr Minlttru nt Inlprlnp rpnnrlnt tn..m.inv "rlrnartmpnl ctnrn" itnnsc ir in v... .I,. . tinrQl tnar.n i... ;..,ti. i., ....;... 1...1 11 tronics division of Admiral Corp. , Illusion 'escaped 'u'nbu'rt""la'"111?ht'eoiilroiU!d, "such as dairy products, Municipal Judge linger A. Pfaff,; dared, "If I don't win then, I'll Appointment of Mrs, Luce, ac ;They said the order meant the day. and wife of Time . ROK" police also 'confiscated 809 of tiring, costly paper Work. Jbecau.se the TV industry is "one ofiwhen their automobile hit a'stohcjbakcry products, fuel, oil and ga'so- - after a clay of testimony In which move out of the country where L be-- ; line, beer,' cigarettes, and.possibly the mother waived a jury trial.'crtn educate my 'children, in the. Life Publisher Henry Luce, ha guerrilla rifles and more than 5,000 The retailers were in agreement the most highly competitive" imippost on the Appiaiu 'been anticipated for some time. . that sharp price increases on rounds of ammunition. nation. I'arge appliances. Igave both sides in the ease until right way." . itwecn here ' and Home. '' , i ' .. . - - !- "-'- Cnmnn " industry-Democrats- A rv,.,. 4 - W y j -- .j l British Fight Navy Blockade Of China Coast 1 e ,,.:,"P one-sixt- h .. .) Belgians Favor Ratification Of Pact, Dulles Told 'P'"''v" rtnQC'suPPort rAMtnr VOnUrll "I'LcUVCa;cent Monday For German Post toot-tract- e asie busi-Joh- ,'.'.,.., l n n ha' ir-r- comm-i'atiQ- ikJiirEa.!....' - -., 1 . :iit i Nation Past Mark in Ending Controls ?. .L."L, f,trt "ii". ...... , -- , 2 y "r r !. ons jsiNeaorior J n 1 . 1 - not-tic- 1 rii ,,. - ; step-by-stc- p ' ZXKQ ;... - " p Planes Survey ,:; .Tiover d n. Flooded Area g i Three Years m A aflmin-jstrati0I- (!T'! ,u, , Go on to End arSi1! .,,,,, - "h . W'a'-a'- Holland Back .. I --- Flood Sets con-ou- forgotten."1, .,, IUIIUIIU Enters Hospital i . M ....... hik-i- I .,;, iifj.1 ... U,.. i'. howctr-Dullo- TTao H ui-r- .... ... .... -- 11 rnmnw-AnlcrU'd- . I . iii n;i., .. it an-i"'- 1111 Mrs. Luce iiplii-nnti- -- Named Envoy n To Italy Los Angeles Mother Fights T 0 1x660 CWAA TTOm C.U VnilOren Cmi jCNOOI men-'tw- . End of Controls Won't Bring Jump in Prices Retailers Say fastened l . n. 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