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Show Growing Old is Disease,,.: :Br rch y itish--Rese- I on a - Taken as Sign, - 'lld , Corn-maki- Vivian (Continued From Page A-time certainly do not think I ' there la any, question of a cold war developing into a shooting , war, but the situation is none the less serious for all that. Russia may not try 'anything e sensational like the in the immediate future but there are other equally deadly, quiet ways of trying to under4, mine the ground held by the forces who represent freedom. One of these ways i$ to exploit the mentality of the' many free peoples who by virtue of their fundamental right of freedom of speech and thought have some nasQn to object in one way or another against one part or tn. other of the pact and the eon. tinuation of financing of the Marshall. Plan. It has to be remembered that not all people, even in this court try; are well enough- informed to appreciate the long view of the decisions of the American leader. chip and it is them people who ', will be the objectives of new, and undoubtedly cunning and effident, Russian propaganda. I think you will see the first signs of the new Russian moves within the next few days and weeks in the assembly of the United Nations. Several very thorny questions are now passing the committee stage and will be placed on the agenda of the U. N. plenary sesion& Among these, quite apart from the Italian colonies. are such subjects as atomic energy control and, to be revived, the flisarma&lent problems. s Kem lin Will Move It is in these two latter con iiiderations that the Kremlin wiU make its first major , probably propaganda met with a view to shifting the responalbility for the any future trouble onto shoulders of democracy. The whole weight of the Russian cal, will hinge on the claims that It Is really only Russia that Want' peace and, most Important of all, cats provide peace, whilt America and Britain are the war mongers. Makeno mistake about the efficiency' with which Rusale will By this peace kite. Not only has she got Vishinsky's legal brain and Gromyko's undoubted masterful techniquit in the .United Nations, but behind these two VCteutives is the combined cunning, ruthlessness and ability of the Polithureau. Even more significant, perhaps, is that a quorum of Soviet master minds seems to have been established behind the Politbushakenet!. by the recent cabinetshake-u, p up in Moscowthe which moved Molotov and others assignments of rthe ' : to special , highest order. Yes, we must be on the aler- tAt- very much sonow that the ,,, - 1) Berlin-blockad- - - I allprivate tal. i YOUR governor's letter, Mr. Mulcahy said, "But I shall begin the investigation as soon as I receive it." The governor. charge against was members board other couched in this langusge; "It has come to my attention that several members of boards and departments of state government have been participating in funds under their jurisdiction. "In some instances board members have been employed by the board and have received payment for services. In my opinion this is contrary to the laws of this.state. "In other instances board members have been receiving indirectlyand in some cases directlyprofits from their (private) businesses where purchases have been made under authority of such boards." WV. Wohyteda'd vrij DOWN Asa $7.00 . - S America's Rest Ivy ' , Monks chaso to N , 't Thomas, . 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N. will help him to get back City as socondthoclass matter according to Monti 3, 11171 Issued to lite Russian zone of Germany Act ot Congress, Ind evenings Sunday morning so he can accept a teaching post StrilliCRIPTION RAM 111.30 OM Month ' at Leipzag University. $7.80 Six Months (Paid is advancol 1115 60 advancAl in Paid on. Tear He said he will mail a, comTim above rotas &Pill to carrier doDaily mail rates ars 117 00 for Its plaint to Lie, aid that he has sent &tory. months and $14003 for ono mar paid in his appeal to delegates of all U. N. advance. Th. Amociated Press is miclustvortall member nations in hopes that at Entitled to use et publication least one of them will bring up news dispatches oredited to or sot otheralso Us in this wise 1 oloom , , k rl ler left. COLDV1ALL PAYMENT 1i11.at 11111 th - FR.IGIDAIRE . , , Ronall Stuart "word's Against U. ( Fifty Weekly Red Asks U. N. Aid in Case .41.1.9WANCE 00 Sei - yleTerttrtltrta-.- ' -- UHAREST , ' , ing 10-d- ay nista all over the world will unite to "smash the aggressors" !in any future war, the Cominform declared Friday. It said Russia, China, the "pee'. ple's democracies" of eastern Europe, the colonial peoples and Communists in 'every country would join to ,win any war that might be unleashed. The bulletin is a publication of the Communist International InA formation Bureau. It said, however, that a Amounting moveMent for peace and freedom" would prevent aggressors from starting a war. It CLAIMS DURESS GearIdentified some of the aggreshart Eisler, German Red in sors as "American U. S:,'who claims he wants the militarists, right-win- g 'to go home and U S.' won't Socialists, the Vatican, Truman, SI let him, asks U N. to help Acheson, Beven and Churchill." The bulletin denounced Britain's Foreign Minister Ernest Bevin as "Churchill's Trojan horse in the British labor moveI ment." It continued its attacks on I, Marshall Tito of Yugoslavia in ,i an article calling him "the ofi ficial supporter of the Atlantic Pact." NEW l'OhK (AP) Gearhart Eisler, German Communist who Death Anniversary claims the United States won't Of Lincoln Observed let him go home, wants Nations to intervene in his Ill. (INS) SPRINGFIILD case. Thursday marked the eighty-fouranniversary of Abraham He tried Thursdaywithout Lincoln's assassination. successto see Trygve Lie, U. N. The Illinois State Historical Lisecretary-general, about his prob- brary in Springfield marked the lems. After waiting for two and day by placing On exl,ibit pichours in the U. N. lounge tures, handbills and other mewithout getting an audience, Eis- mentoes taken from Washington's Ford Theater after the Doug. A LET'S-IF- I , FIFTY 1) Partof-Greec- e i . N $ (Continued From Page A-- All n , . (AP)--Fight- WALL PAPER SPECIALS ecretarial, ign language and schools Friday, and ordered the ' students to transfer to aslchool controlled by the ministry of. art and information. . , L ee , govfor- , ditions. at 40,50,60? ' 'AP)The BUCIIAREST ernment closed speculated that the now delegation government would try to stall on methods of complying with ,Communist By growing old 'and calling it a "disease," Dr. Korenchevsky doesn't mean the inevitable sweep of yearsjust the infirmities and senility they bring. In declaring this "unnecessary," the doctor is expressing his faith In scientific conquest of even these formidable obstacles. He believes an international research foundation should tackle the job. Expensive Work "Gerontological research is very expensive," be declared, "and if there is not a sufficient number Reynaud Leaves France of research centers in any counPaul PARIS (AP)Ex-Premie- r try, the obvious exit out of this Reynaud left by air Thursday difficulty is to pool all willing night for a month's visit in the and available scientific manpow- United States and Mexico, . --.1- 1er into a coperative international organization. "Old "That is the chief aim in the Britour of activities organizing Man, You're Crazy for Research on ish Society ThOUSSada sr. pop? ot ?O. Tr, fertile 70111 Aging." won" uo dab vomit. (flotsam toms tot wk. elmOolta Issithe this folitt I. body'll Ise troll me 'bleb tow and woomon eall ,Id.' Trt Dr. Korenchevsky is currently Ootree Tomo Tsblots lot pop, ymappw Otts visiting the gerontology research my day. bar "pat oadualatad oleos olio eV& Salt Lake center at Baltimore City Hospi- Ai dyadost Items oddrywioldid mad Sortio.Ilio ---i.------- - to offer. ObserVers aging. 'x- ad-ha- ve - -- tended Maisball is there that end fact, complished Allied agreement about ths "ii- establishment of western. Ger' many. I Closes Sc)1 cols ng by the Communists. They hold nearly all the cards in China's long and costly game of civil war Observers took the lull as ditional proof that the Nationalist delegates at Peiping's "peace" conference had made concessions. Now they waited tor- news from beyond the Communist- built will of silence as to how far these concessions go. Pao, Ching-a- n, government told newsmen the spokesman, formal peace talks opened in Communist Peining Wednesday night That was all the news had "The world is generally run bY older men. Because of their age they have the wisdom that comes with experience." But they also the mental and physical weaknesses that come with age, the Oxford University scientist explained. , , A"s, Ne Choice What to do? Get Younger men to run the world? Well, they don't have greybeards' infirmities, "but at the same time they haven't .got the expericnce that makes for wisdom." So the eventual answer,. Dr. Korenchevsky told a reporter, is to "get rid of the infirmities of old ageand have wisdom unfettered for a better world." ' How to achieve this? , , The Itussitn-bor- n gerontologist (meaning scientist studying the processes of aging) has been do- ing research since 1907. Doesn't Know Standards And he notes that science still doesn't know Standards of normal Beaging and normal old ag sides, "gerontological research can't Iter in a few months, or even years, what hereditary development has fixed là a million years" with respect to man's t,CominformSays - ;Jet ;IVO ATHENS Report's-Fightin- Meanwhile the head of the goy.. has Press reports say it is bing broken out again all over Greece, fought at close range,with g .. ernment workers union said their old strike would go on. ilwgoiteriiinentrepcirtedEriday.. ,-- "We snail not esoualtiesom 6 faid:-"Ou- f ttruggle lis spread clashes in every, parti of the trh government claims the a d aims to consolidate the sociil . , . country. It claimed 107 Com- "elimination" of the fast guerrilla regkr,n e." . munist-lid .111 were killed the soutbeastern stronghold guerrillas - -- and ,114 captured.' It admitted Peloponnesus is in it. "FAISEITEETKre government 1ossea"te18 men slain and says the. remnant of a fornow ihew .teak. CO 1124 aPPles Thousands and 50, wounded.' merly strong rebel band in Theswithout fear of slipping plates! They S TAZE amazing new Cf0111111 in bandy One of the fiercest and most saly has been wiped out. tube OTAZS seats idea TIGHT' Helps The communique said bitter keep Out- - annoying food particiest savage battles of the entire clyll war is reported in the Grammos fighting continued in eastern Money-bacguarantoe.0et 354 STASI STAIR mous PIATIS TIGHTTIL LONGO region of northwestern Greece. Macedonia. ,, - ds Ochtnayje - 'id-i- ii.Filliite7Wail":7!IeifeW) BALTIMORE (All) this bUsiness of Getting renchettsky,.the aches and pains out of nowatlayi is a "dil- a normal pi'Ty7oTogi- 111117 21. car iiicTc6Cs. And It'iTargeli:tin:rLIWZINCAD7-4.-.,,LZ.U' Friday over the Yangtze, embatb time, a noted British scientist necessary. to return to 'prospects for tied river line between the But ) suggested Friday. s the globe 'a likely place munist north and the Nationalist Anyhow, said Dr. .'lalmir to grow old, or even Up in, here's soitth. , - .. how age pts In: It could only have been ordered g linité!POé.ip nient Yangtzol': 111111-- - , : 1 |
