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Show . , , ,. - - ,,- . A-2- , A f . - Tuesday, July 26, 1949 ,- ---- ' -- , ' - , ..,, "1 A Non-Unio- With Isles Sugar but BUENOS AIRES (AP)Pres. Juan D. Peron luis urged his Per- onisti Party. to purge its ranks ef 'bad elements." , He also told 6000 party dele- gates Monday opposition forces THE DESERET - NEWS,-- THAT LIKE Creil7 n Loads S,hip -:- Fred By c r M 10101100111101N1012011M., . 11 I .v A-Bo- Plan ,11Marshall - .; , . Red Blast Claimed by Paper. - 1 1 , i i. A , ,,A 4; "34 - e It: Falling Short 0 (AP)--Berna- rd ' . ' mnlielSees Red - , ,.. 1 04 tv:.. n- , co ' ,t, . . , , . AL-F7-P.-R-1--CE- a , ' --- - - ,. 4.', . , i . b . . . You ought to be .dHving 9ATO - . . :17.. 1 A111 . , . , , ; , , , , . ....I , . . ,. - - -- ... -- ... . , - i , . , ..,,, : r ,0- - -- , e z ' ,.......,,,,,,,,. ..t . 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The policy will paY. if needed, $5.000.00 toward these expenses: Hospital bills, including room., meals, drugs. serums, medicines and other , , .,' ', - . . s,--- - - . 000oweill, COSTS ' s ' . ., ' , ."1111111110 '''' ''''1) I ;k, ' New Policy Pays Maximum .' ' - of $5 i Cottre sod Trerttroont -- , I -- , 4 1: At1 ti t'- ,,'1 - . 1 .,:t ' ..,...,,,...w'' , - ' N., ' 'A A- - i -- I )k'r,,c ;1) lib- ' t , tr., r... t,'t '1 . C-- , , d ... fo edsanee) .ply ' Your car is powered by the seeders unwed enginewon. derfully smooth and quiet, instantly responsive to Alm accelerator, and packed with ample power for every driv- . hig Deed. Whether you c.booee Pontiac's great straight eight or its equally famous companion, you get performance which is not only extraordinarily enjoyable Irby sot oinne in today and learn that truly wonderful but which also carries with it the added satisfaction of : periormance is just another reason foe wasting this truly ' wonderful car? ' exceptional gas and oil eeonolny. . . ,. , PAYS FOR POLIO, . - no Most ,. , It is a matter of common , ,, , - ,..77.; ...I, " be carries 41. The &be deem Deny wad mime are $100 fee eta menthe end Sid OD let este rot. p.9 M . &drams Pone b exclusively sane UsiteMod le use et politicalin et an wee dnipatabse aredited be est not 'lbw.. wise coedited hi this paper:, Anse the lead mew$ pubilekted bereft , ,,,esreis.......r.r...r.......... - It , 1' , I 4 I ,4 , I ; - t 711711i'llYtriirill One . . When you're at the wheel of a big. husky, handsome Pontiac. there's a feeling of sheer utisfaction that words . can scarcely describe. , - of the audit bureau (Paid , am Moshe Teas 'Paid te - - Powered by the World's Streetent- Engine! , ,,6 1 ),, woorrithe eveaUsgs ., : . at Ilan lake as seceotolan tattoo accord's; le My act et Oressesa March 3 WS. Used . . . it,i SI tbe poet ernes One Wealth - 01 Osculations - , ' - - - 71 . MP adawarose , ' , , ... , ' .6 , tl44i ,,y, '4 it.' 4 I, s ., f ,.,:s,. t I i ,:s; rm....), Otsdt Xems Metered - .. , , . . , ' ... - . - , ummomPlAtt N , , . . , .. . 1, 1,Amn , 4N)111 tI Comm i Meson , Nk N A Proka It - 41 . . - - ......""4.m..... ,. ,,, , , tv tg5116, -- 4 4 , ot trI , ' ''' , 44 ' , 1 a ft Nue. , al , rnP 4464 , , :::. ' ' P . , r-- , ' ''''''''''L' t, ne (AP)--Prit- 44., t, ',-t - ,s ,- The initials stand for "Final Propaganda a n d Metropolitan Membership Campaign ofl the La- bor Part Trades Union and Co- -; operative Party."' The meeting will be 'held ha the prime minister's own London district of Walthamstow Labor Party sources said Attlee's speech will be a full reply, to an addren with which Con. Leader Winston 'creative Churchill opened the campaign last Saturday at Wolverhampton. . ..' - ..p.geaoMsgprOAMM.WAAOS!M.7."....n..."'" - - -- - - , , A "4 i',,,,i4,41 , L - . Altatil - ti Minis.: ter Attlee will discuss ithee 1950 campaign platform of oPspeee h Conservatives in a EMPMCLPTCP. to the Saturday LON'DON . ' - , , ',4 ,, I . ' 0 . 104,t, f11 'Iii,,4'S1 14 17 rl tAt j.t it 't Attlee Plans Reply to Talk . 0 , , l' ,, - color intolerancerace, . ,' - . - . ri, k,1 l ( . ' , 3, 1 . . , . 174"0:D , t 0 i . , ZE 10 - on - Val 4:43Zsetrice31.""Irseelt LL.... Column' , Zwmobased on a doctor's formulw---- is so powerfully soothing and status that first applications relies, itchy soreness betweencracked, peeling toei and aid beating. Zento kills on contact germs that commonly caws this trouble. Zama Coo helps guard stalest reinfection. Backed by an amazing record of cantina.. - - At LATI I LETES -- COOT, ' ld non-uni- lanes luls germs that cause The United States," said weekly, "which had manued until now to keep monopoly ,ola the atom bomb and of them1-- 1 ,terial necessary for its production, is in, a frightful scare since: he moment it knew the USSR hPd pierced the secret of the bomb." le . loomiongs LIQUID conference of military scientific and congressional! 7-2- three-year-o- I 10. top-secr- et - tivai, - - This, said Samedi Soir, is tb e! -- t 4ittioiooltatt,,, . Siberia July . Samedi Soir said the United a listening States established post- in the Arctic after being alerted by British Intelligence who hadh..received reports from Russian refugees that the Soviets were on the point of um. locking the secret of the atom oomb. A Paris week-- 1 in its 'curclaims iy newspaper rent edition that Russia has egploded an atom bomb. The story appeared in- Sarnedi Soir, a weekly noted for sen, sationalism. According to the newspaper. United States recording devices shoved an atomic explosion in , Lisbon Premier mb PARIS (AP) , -, - ; Baruch Asserts tsiellri Pomona ,. Salt Lake City, Utah - , - - strong political organization ,' that the government now needs, 4 't ' bea strong party organization 1141r. I . 'it 11 NEW YORK hind it. He said the government istevedores packed's, a big cargo of Baruch said Tuesday on arrivhad shown three years of tolert 47 sugar into a freighter Tues. ...11 ance towards opposition forces iraw 1 But the ship 'still needed a ing from'Europe that the Marsh. iday. .,. 43 . 11114114" his gov- - but now the time had come to. icrew before it could sail with the are attempting to destroy all Plan has been effective "but k --, eminent. "give the screw another turn." first sugar shipment Of the 87 day not so effective as it should have , Peron told his party's biggest --- CIO dock strike. "4 !been." ' national convention that. recent There was more to i t than get- r2 white-hatrefinaneied also d in- moves been have the 838010,000 opposition st tungga ra Ifteraccktpioinieof said he believed Britain'. was mainland' re- spired by foreign elements. Ile spending too much time on na AmS. cargo can be de., If the fineries. charged that former U. , tionalization and "not devoting . .: : , bassador'Spruille Braden, who left livered, some quarters believe, it st Imre- - in 1945, bad Peured ffieientenergy .,t,,,,, IncrPosed 1 the Da.nger,M-shrsw-th. illy country and its production." of pesos into the i Iht, legislatiopwill ?fork. IN, Interviewed aboard the. liner 1 il VIE It.ft.INIVO Democraticrorganization. major bill before a special --- ,... 1 t steamed-16.1. QueenMary-Is-I, session Of WilliWillislature, -- tipple 14.4411 Accused al Torture LISBON , Por t u g a I (AP) was asked. "Do you Baruch Ng ' . pier, seeks for opening Tuesday, tiolkwoidtpowef lik ii 16 17..-Peron came to power in 10415 Port ugal's premier 'warned his think the European countries Zoi. Ingram M. ,Sta.inbitk to take CaW would help themselves more if by defeating a democratic union parliament'. Monday that Russia f....... strikebound the Ent., islands er six ' 7 11,, coalition, which has since been could " carry armies in a sm- ash Inv we help less!" Pnrla and tn, hire civil service F144"1 ' 410 -mg march. as far as .the British dissolved, Heap et Sense !stevedores. P461;"'d44p, Mg2 the , Pyrenees'. any ' The present opposition in Par- channel and d b y th e The program i s oppose ' llerzza doe .., a heap of sense in ....41.1, "There's liamerit, the Radical Party. has time she wanted.' . In-I.1 employers and by the striking ...: i., ' accused the government of con11111' that," he answered. fhhitirAT N, I surprise appearance and temstional Longshoremen's of U. S. Asked his opinion 6 , 49' Á 2WeAe doning police tortures and has fore the assembly, which is con-,- Warehousemen's Union. But the , business conditions, the financier said the rising cost of living in sidering ratification of the At- - governor haissid be favored it in 'But I can't tell her the doctor said I should go away said "I do not agree with those Argentina is due to the govern- 'antic Pact, Premier Antonio the public interest He will deliver I used that last year to go on a hunting trip!" claim we have a people who ment's poor economic policies. Seltzer said the treaty deservedihis formal address to the Legisla- -, here zi America and that slump The Peronista enthusiastic support . ture Wednesday.. toward the - we are looking "nor. Party is staging a five day nation- would help avoid the menace - Union officials seemed to thin); RAF Discloses Suez Fifth , left thanto the right. No nation comal convention attended by from tbe East. ihtppers-woul- d lose out ,'. mitteemen from every part of the . Ha praised ,1the initiative of iin their attempt to bypass ILWIIi CMRO (AP)The Royal Airtinfiltrated into a meteorological ever adopted Communism volunnation: Tuesday men and women the United States and Canada in 'stevedores. The AFL crew of the Force announced Tuesday the unit, the BAP' said. A British tarily. "If we happen to lose a little said the leader was delegates met in separate halls. promoting" the alliance, and said 'freighterthe Isthmian Lines - and we've suffered this and of a spokesman destruction discovery money,The women's section is led by Puttugal had signed after mak- - Steel to off the ship captured and turned over Flyerwalked we'll lighten our belts column Communist small fifth before, the president's wife, Eva Duarte ing certain Portuguese bases last week because Egyptian police who caught three help and go ahead as we have done.", Peron. would no be used in peacetime. unloaded an.incoming cargo. And at Britain, strategic Ismail& Air ether members of Abe group and Would End Tolerance uncovered the ring's connections Spending Necessary The premier said. a weak point ILWITs Harry Schmidt reiterated: Base in the Suez Canal Zone. Peron told the delegates Mon. might bit that Spain was left "We're pretty sure the crew won't1I The provost branch discovered with a secret Greek Communist He commented that this counGreek civilian Communists had organization bawd in Cairo. go back :aboard.?' day be won In 1946 without a tout. try is spending billions ."girding itself for defense." In reply to ' -- - 7 ..,' as tswbether this is Uquestion , ' said: be 4, sAff,,,w.,,,041,16, , necessary, - . .. , ' yes." Unfortunately, . , 0 the sddf he had Baruch said . nncis controversy between .4 ' . . Mrs. Cardinal Spellmho fedFranklin D. Roosevelt ,--.. eral aid to education. . a He termed it "very unfortu- -. nate," describing the Cardinal as "a fine and religions man" and Mrs-- Roosevelt as "free rrom an.v - - , , f, -- , . ', , ' 4 31:6230 II& IMain Sone , - . 4, ir.zA, Utak's Llin Men's Store . - - I - - |