| Show I Je e Round Merry a Keep Close WatI Wat I I On Reich Arms Says Sen Thoma ThomaI r B By Drew Pearson I oC Before WASHINGTON V WASHINGTON Before Secretary j t ip State Acheson left leU for Paris he stopped jt Capitol Hill for lor some minute last-minute par partite 0 G ad advice vice which will shed light on some t t the policies the United States will toll folio at the big four conference t Two big questions came up during long hour-long door closed-door conference i I 1 How far should we go in concill ing Russia 2 2 Where should we draw the line liner German recovery J Senator of Michigan c I the secretary of state against f fing ic icing E ing too stern a stand with the Russia Russi itt II He agreed we mustn't give ground or sh ah signs sig-nB of appeasement but at the tho e 8 time he urged keeping an open mind any honest peace overtures His attic atti was that we shouldn't burn the bridge i Senator Thomas of Utah was blunt to the point about rebuilding Germany there any feeling anywhere he a. a as that we should rearm Germany as a b r against Russia 7 Acheson assured not but Thomas hammering this point home He wa war that Germany when she gets her back might side with Russia that G many has closer ties to the east than west that the Germans even started started- j building their army and navy across across' Russian border after World War Var I L L. 1 sands of Germans actually worked i i i. Russia until Hitler bit the hand that help helping ng him Thomas recalled f fH H K sc Watching German Factories Factories Sen Lodge of Massachusetts argued that J should strengthen Germanys Germany's econ econ without building up her war making hoc To prevent a n resurrection of man military power he demanded Acheson insist upon a close watch on 1 many many's s 's forces and factories The secretary of state promised would be done He added that Russia w w have nothing to say about the Ruhr she got bot nothing from the Ruhr in p pe time Ume Rte lice What do you m mean can by Russia 1 i I In ator Thomas broke in If you mean lor satellite states then Russia has all all' en ea interest in the world in the Ruhr y Central European countries b n now ow the iron curtain he added always big business with the Ruhr which give Russia a voice in deciding the of the Ruhr Acheson and also eng eng engin II in a brief dispute over whether the ri n rn M way of-way to Berlin had been definitely sp spout spout out in the Potsdam agreement Van berg argued that it hadn't been p Pu a contractual form and urged the S s' s stary e tary of state to see that our right of to Berlin is now made clear at Paris fee bee feer Jr Places Places' Places Places' r Wf i C Going No one f fo for the election of Franklin Roosevelt I harder than Vito Marcantonio sole An can labor representative in congress J bouncing brilliant legislator from M Man Mantan tan stumped the district defeat the namesake of the late F D But after it was all over and the showed young oung Roosevelt as evelt to be the V J whelming victor Congressman Ma Maj tonio met Congressman Chet California on the floor of the I he 3 You want to get aboard with Fr Fra IreN Roosevelt Roose Hes He's really going places sic Note Young Note Young Roosevelt's vi victory in York will be a big psychological bo boc bochis e his elder brother in California where J Ji plans to run for governor Real Estate Lobb Lobby Lobby Between Between 2000 members of the real estate lobby invaded Washington for the biggest J LU LUg LUS S against the public housing bill biU sine famous trust power-trust battle again holding company act IE I Heaviest pressure will be exert exert southern Democrats whom the lobb three been trying to soften up up with full ful ads in local newspapers and a flood of es I s inspired letters and telegrams su u No pressure is necessary again Republicans whose leaders have evo o the p secret strategy for killing housing longer will speaker ex-speaker Joe Mart Marti Charlie Halleck of Indiana charge chargi public housing is socialistic but i that it ft should not be passed right Economy will be the theme song I However about 20 progress progressive c o R cans mindful of their party platform pledged support for the housing p plan to denounce the le leadership if leadership if sary e Note Note Actually Actually the housing p pr Fre at w would cost less per year than the subsidy program which the farm I toso lo to loso so anxious to keep Subsidizing p po costs over a million dollars a day No j h |
