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RevoltACCORDING Revolt RevoltA ACCORDING CCORDING to the dIplomatIc grapevme grapevine from Athens the theso f1 . thef1 . /A A / . so called Communist uprisings upnsmgs inside mSIde Greece were care care- - fully carefully TsaldansMaximos TsaldarlsMaximos tImed-not tImed not timed - not by the Communists Commumsts , but by the Tsaldans Tsaldarls fromthe MaxImos government-to government to government - to coincide comclde with the departure from the USaf U Sof S of former Gov Dwight Gnswold Griswold , Greek aid admin admm- admm admin- admmIstrator administrator administrator - istrator for AthensThe AthensThe Athens AthensThe The Greek government s motive Is to convince Griswold that the theTsaldaris theTsaldarls theTsaldaris Tsaldaris Tsaldarls Maximos Maxunos regime regune is essential to the security of the country and andmust andmust andmust must remain to in powerActually powerActually power powerActually Actually what happened was that the E A M 11 or so called Communist Communistgroup Communistgroup Communistgroup group was hold ng conferences with Prof Alexander Svolos of Athens Athensuniversity Athensuniversity Athensuniversity university just a few days previously with a view to a political compro compromIse compromice compromise mIse mice by which they could resume participation in Greek political affairs affairsunder affairsunder affairsunder under arrestedU U S protection protectJ.on protectJon . when wben suddenly suddcnly about 4 000 of them were arrestedU arrested U S diplomats are pretty well convinced that there can be no po pohtical pobtical political btical litical stability in Greece and no success tor for the American Amencan aid program if programif patientAmbassador the present reactionary reactJ.onary reactJonary . Greek regime regune remains rcmalDS In power Even patient Ambassador Lincoln MacVcagh MacVeagh Is reported to have come to this conclu concluslon conclusion conclusion slon sion To counteract this Tsaldaris Tsaldarls is doing his best to convince Gns Grls Gris yold void yoldthat voidthat voidthat that there would only be more chaos U if the present Greek government governmentresigned governmentresigned governmentresigned governmentresignedWALTER resigned resignedWALTER * * * " * WALTER WmCHELL"Notes WmCHELLNotes WINCHELL WINCHELLNotes WINCHELL WINCHELLNotes Notes ofa of a Bystander " The Late Watch Many of the thewomen thewomen thewomen women up at the Columbia unlver univer unlverslty university university slty sity faculty section are reported reportedsoooo reportedsoooo soooo 50000 fluttery over General Elsen Eisen Elsenhower Eisenhower Eisenhower hower s appointment They re all allgetting allgetting allgetting getting perms new fall outfits etcObservation etc etcObservation Observation In the papers a aphoto aphoto photo of Harry Truman s birthplace birthplacedisclosed birthplacedisclosed dlsclosed disclosed that it no nov y v is occupIed occupIedby occupiedby occupiedby by a loan firm I t ' tThe The Keetey Keeley inst , mt tute of III ill III'Oil illsozs 'Oil Oil sozs sozsu ' icisuhere ( u < here drunks are drIeduP dried up ) e er erplodes evf " , plodes lodes the Ihe cmemat Clnemat ctnemat c legend lege'ld legeld ' thaI that thaInewspaper thatnewspaper thatnewspaper newspaper men me " are lire arc rumpots 0111 Out 0111of Outof Outof of 12012 12 012 palcoholcs palcohol cs treate treated there therebetween therebetween therebetween ( between 1930 a aid , d 46) 46 ) ) only 95 95were 95were 95were were newspaper n newspaper wspaper men me " The oth others others others ers were werll architects archtecls , brokers bank bankers bankers bankers ers But Bul to Copp top ? ng the tbe list for worstt worstI worst I t pplers p piers ( hold er Neut ) ) were werefarmers werefarmers werefarmers farmers n n " " PAUL MALLON IALLON 1948 Race Is Lik Like e a PretzelTHE Pretzel THE poll political tical situation is shaping up like an unterminated pretzel You Youcan Youcan * - can see the curves up to now plainly enough But where the dough doughmaze doughmaze doughmaze maze will wind wmd up nobody knowsDewey knowsDewey knows knowsDewey Dewey went out to make character In the West From New NewYork NewYork NewYork York with 96 convention delegates he went out to the six delegate delegatestates delegatestates delegatestates states not to father gather party votes as popularly supposed but chIef chIefly chiefly chiefly ly to gather a 10 gallon political pohtlcal disposition Candidates often oftenmake oftenmake oftenmake make the same trek for the same purpose at this tlus stage stageIf stageIf stageIf If Dewey went after delegates he should have come down to Wash Washington Washington WashIngton ington to see the Repubhcans Republ1cans Republicans m in both houses of congress This TIus Is where wherethe wherethe wherethe the delegates are Senator Mart n has bas the 76 or so from Pennsylvania Pennsylvaniain in an inside pocket Senators Taft and Bricker could tell Dewey about aboutOhio aboutOhio aboutOhio Ohio and probably also Indiana and Illinois I11mois although it might not be beanythmg beanything beanything anythmg anything Dewey wants to hear Speaker Martin MartlD could issue Massachu Massachusetis Massachusetts MassachuBelts setis setts and probably all aU New England like script scnpt Harold Stassen could couldtell couldtell couldtell tell him about Minnesota and perhaps Iowa Wherry about Nebraska NebraskaBaldWIn NebraskaBaldwin NebraskaBaldwin BaldWIn about Connecticut and so onDewey onDewey on onDewey Dewey could take a pencil and paper come to Washington at much muchless muchless muchless less railroad fare and ascertain he lacks a majority ot of delegates WIthout WIthoutfavorite withoutfavorite withoutfavorite favorite son support He might win WlD a few primaries next spring sprmg and andshow andshow andshow show some strength ( this is what he is figuring flgurmg on they say ) in which whichcase whichcase whichcase case the boys might ffilght come up to his backroom at AlbanySo AlbanySo Albany AlbanySo So while willie Dewey is supposed to be making maklDg a runaway race out outof outof outof of It no one will WIU predict where he goes from here Taft is going goingwest goingwest eolrwest ? west himself hunself and will ident Identity identify y himself while there as the only onlypromment onlyprominent onlyprominent promment prominent opponent of Dewey t8 to t date * * * * * * - * H . . 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One nice thing thmg about war in the theold theold theold old days was that you could almost almostahva almostalways almostalways ahva always } s tell ten when it was over WALTER Tr'ilLTER TrilLTER ' SHEAD SHERD SHEADCongress Congress Plays Good Samaritan Salnaritan : senate was about to convene tor for a p01tical pol tical discussion of export exportcontrols exportcontrols exportcontrols HHn THI THE controls The Rev Peter Marshall chaplain asked ashed Divine Dlvme GUIdanceand Guidanceand Guidance Guidancebut and said saidlIay saidMay l\Iay l Iay May \ freedom be seen not as the rIght to do as we please pleasebut pleasebut but as ns the opportunity opportumty to please to do what IS s right Ilght May lIIay it ever everbe everbe everbe be understood that our liberty Uberty is under God and can be found no- no nonhcre nowhere no nowhere - where nhcre else ebe Let us as a nation not be afraid of standinc standmg standing alone alonefor alonefor alonetor for the rights of men s neec nee ace we \\c c \ were born that way xs as the only onlynation onlynation onlynation nation on earth that came into being bemg ; for the Glory of God and the theadvancement theadvancement theadvancement advancement of the Christian faithAnd faithAnd faith faithAnd And in answer to an objection by Senator Taft over continuing contmumg export exportcontrols exportcontrols exportcontrols of WISconsm Wisconsin Wis Wisconsul Sen Alexander WUey Wiley illogical controls on fats and oils as consul consm consin said , , saidThere mlud mind , and andsoul andsoul andsoul of the the loeic logle logic There Is such a thing thmg as hieher higher and andat andat andat soul Our responsibility is h to keep our own economy healthy t to perform .rform rform the function funotlon of the Good GoodSamarItan GoodSamaritan GoodSamaritan at the same time attempt p < . SamarItan in ID helping to make other peoples adequate adequateIn of North NorthD"lkota NorthDakota NorthD Sen Milton Mdton Young In debate over farm price supports controls be between between between was D"lkota Dlkota Dakota " kota said price of wheat in the Argentine without Senator SenatorYoung SenatorYoung SenatorYoung controls tween $5 5 $ and $6 6 ? $ 6 per bushel Arguing Argwng for continuing contll1umg Young said American Amencan farmer farme fametg ? would be tickled to sign a contract for forfive forfive torfive bil bll of o1 $5 5 $ wheat wheatthis " , wheatthis heat heatthiS than face the poss ty five years at $150 150 $1 1 $ 50 a bushel rather thiS year and probably 30 centheat cent \ wheat \\heat heat \ in a couple of yearsWRIGHT years . t tA . -A- A AWRIGHT - - * * * * WRIGHT PATTERSONMilitary PATTERSON PATTERSON PATTERSONMilitary Military Training Trainin Will Aid Youth Youtll Y outll . 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