| Show V3 JAH2:'m Dee Bids Clearance to Halt Reds U'ES2”V -- Continued From Pape One (the senator) considered the mainland a general war George solution “an advance declara-- j tion of war” Chairman Richard B Russell nn i vot wv KVeS°i of the Scnate Armed this nrnhnhiv y effec Services Committee was asked u to Prevent 'whether he believed the revel Iv f'ZZ conflict and tion would arm the President ! a 1 extension into genera th authorty 0 carry out act of war RusseU replied: "I am cer- be quoted by name said Dulles tam the Chinese Communists replied to one question by say- - ’ou re8ard it as a warlike att ine the resolution carried if we bombed their froops enough authority for the United the mainland ” States to go to war without an A Nationalist Chinese spokes- actual declaration man Ambassador Wellington This senator indicated thaf-Ko- o resolution- “I sai(j 0f Dulles did not mcana declara- and believe it will have hope tion would not be asked of Con- - the effect of deterring the press if that action should be Chinese Communists from com- indicated but did mean the further aggression ” resolution would be ample au- - nutting The President posed a def- until a declaration were mite possibility that the L mted by Congress ' States might be compelled to Still another member dechn- - strike first even on the Red to be quoted by name Said china mainland at any Com- after hearing Dulles that he mimkt hnirtm nf nin j ' I Continued From rage One mention of a possible cease- tionalists said the shots were fire as repugnant to the Na- wild placed before Congress U S armed forces could strike at tionalists as it appears to be to THE NATIONALIST Air ” Red Force Sunday bombed Yikiang-sha- n concentrations moving the Communists the island eight miles against Quemoy and Matsu even There were indications In north of the Tachens if it called for U S attacks on seized by New York that the UN Secuthe mainland ) the Reds last week The Air Force claimed Its Nationalist officials declined rity Council might call a all comment on the President's meeting soon to Congress bombers inflicted a cease-firmessage until they could study calling for heavy losses on Communist the full text Frlde had intended to rejoin troops on Yikiangshan Unofficial quarters reacted his 7th Fleet The Nationalists also reported Monday but he unfavorably to Eisenhower's received orders to remain here they launched hundreds of balfor two more days He said the loons over the mainland Sun7th Fleet could be tn position day laden with leaflets calling to bring the Nationalist sol- - on Communist troops to defect' diers off the lachens "within and join guerillas Safe cona very few days" of receiving duct passes were attached to the leaflets orders ADVERTISEMINThe first civilians to leave can CHICAGO lan 24 the islands a group of 315 chilA BASEMENT THAT Airline o! finals and dren were due in Formosa Tuesmembers of the API Air Line day 'Ihcre are about 15 000 WORKS OVERTIME Pilots Assn announced Monday civilians on the island a full di-- ) night that a dispute over flying vision of Nationalist troops and Gsme room piTty room place foe time on nonstop transcontinen- numeious guerillasv hobbies dancing dining perhaps tal flights has been settled The fighting for the moment your bavrment can be all tur"Vn four-engine- oppose such a step "Our purpose” he said "is v- peace” But he proposed to get it by the big stick method of showing enough thoughness and strength t0 discourage any Red Chinese attack He said e believes the "threatening aspects of the “nt situation" may be tempo-passerary if "resolutely faced ” Eisenhower said the resolu-lnrion be asked of Congress "would clearly and publicly establish the authority of the Airline Pilots End Dispute pres-thorit- y d g as commander-in- - SAfA v' US Deaths poise self confidence and greater popularity According to this publisher many people do not realize how much they could influence others simply by w hat they say and how they say it Whether in business at social functions or even in casual conversations with new acquaintances there are ways in which you can make a good impression every time you talk To acquaint the readers of this papier with the rules for developing skill in easy-to-follo- w everyday conversation publishers have printed full tails of their interesting the de- self-traini-ng method in a booklet “Adventures in Conversation” which will be mailed free to anyone who requests it 24-pa- ge No' obligation whatsoever Simply send your Tequest to: Conversation Studies 835 Diversey Parkway Dept 7691 Chicago 14 111 A postcard will do By AMK1KS— Dr Ernest Car-ro- ll Moore 83 founder and fud provost of the I ntverulty of California at 108 Angeles Born in Youngstown Ohio u — CHARUVrTKsVILIF Arehle Hahn 74 reined (ollege trark toach top big 10 sprint star for four year at Miehigan national AAl’ splint champion three vears In the first deiade of the 20th eenturv and w Inner of all three Rprtnts in the 1004 OI pipit s at St Louis Born at Dodge-- v tile WU OLEVELAXD — Rh bbl Elijah M Bloch W) president of the Rabbinical College of Telshe since It was moced to Clecelund Irom Telshe Lithuania — HOLLYWOOD Flank E Morner 7b father and business manager of screen at tor Dennis Morgan Born In Prentice Wls — Mrs X J ENGLEWOOD 81 widow of Dwight VV UMoriow the former S senator and of Charles A Lindbergh educator wrller and humanitarian Born in Cleveland moth-er-in-la- w Frank Galen of the teleand vision show "Meet Millie’’ Born in New Yoik City HOLLYWOOD— west he "It would make clear said "the unified and serious1 intentions of our government! our Congress and our people Thus it will reduce the possibility that thb Chinese Communists midjudging our firm pur- pose and national unity might be disposed to challenge the position of the United States and precipitate a rnaior crisis which even they would neither anticipate nor desire "In the interest of peace therefore the United States must icmove any doubt regarding our readiness to fight if necessary to preserve the vital stake of the free world in a free Formosa and to engage in whilt- ever operations may he required to carry out that pur-1 “ pose "To make this plain requires only presidential action but also congressional action In a situation such as now confronts us and under modern condi-tions of warfare it would not be prudent to await the emergency before coming to Congress Then it might be too late " In this first big test of bi- 1 partisan teamwork on foreign policy in the Democratic-con-trolleCongress the chairman of the House and Senate foreign relations committees immediately introduced the necessary resolution d ’ -- lhv v W uf msU fncd oh lhe Tjcbens - 73?) can Airlines last September was sc it congressional drawn in language broad enough to cover such an eventuality Both intentionally omitted laying down any specific line the United States will defend with the guns and planes of its A noted publisher in Chicago reinforced Seventh Fleet reports there is a simple tech- newly nique of everyday conversation which can pay you real dividends in both social and business advancement and works like magic to give you added Assodated Pres -- (UPt-mrn- Tn'a i r d e Both the policy he laid down chier t0 use the nation s armed TALK! i 7tli Fleet Ready for Any Situation “ei 5 lions action to stop the shooting between Nationalist and Com- - President C i STANDS BY TO EVACUATE Eisenhower himself carefully sidestepped any outright sug gestion that he was requesting some sort of advance authority to go to w ar Rather he directed his emphasis m the other diree- tion - - Thf Salt Lake Tribune Tuesday January 23 1935 ft ended union flights pilots Pi 7 ft w'n when management and oifidals agreed that the Fighter pilots aboard the I’S aircraft carrier Yorktown were on the alert near Tachen Islands Monday after ship will continue but that will receive flight pay steamed into area to rover possible flight of Nationalists and 'flight time credit at the iate of one-antimes for all tune in excess of eight hours The agreement was announced jointly by C R Smith president of American and II Sayen president of Clarence Continued From Page One (DGnl chairman of the Senate the association Armed Services Committee required for the senility of the commented that the resolution’s nation " btoad giant of authonty "places Among Republicans House gical i expansibility on the PresLeader Joseph P Martin of ident but he is asking 4of it” Massachusetts said "I believe Russell said he hoped it would discouiage further Communist exit will result m peace BELGRADE Jan 24 (INS) ventures in the area — Milovan Djilas former pect the resolution will receive Sen William Langer almost unanimous support" Yugoslav vice president and said he may vote against the Vladimir Dedijer biographer Sen William F Know land of resolution that "this is a matof Marshal Tito were given California the Republican Scn-no- t ter in which the United Nathe equivalent of suspended ate leader who in the past has tions should act" w anted to be tougher toward prison sentences Monday on A go slow suggestion came charges of spreading propathe Chinese Communists than Eisenhower has been willing to from Sen Mike Maqsfield ganda hostile to Yusoslav's be likewise predicted who told the Senate Communist government w helming support of the rcso-- that Congress "should be abso- Djilas was given an added-“Thconditional sentence lutionand lutely sure of the coivsequenccs” and drew a condibefore it acts Dedijer presidential message tional sentence at a Eiline who a Democrats the Pacific in drawing questioned closed-doo- r trial in Belgrade's beyond which we would not senhower’s plans for the Army back up in the face of Chinese in the light of the stand on district court This means neither defendCommunist pressure was neces- Formosa included Rep John W ant to of we will have to go to prison see were McCormack unless all Massachusetts sary of Asia go down under the Com- House floor leader and Rep unless he commits another munist regime” Carl Albert of Oklahoma aa offense within the next three Sen Richard B Russell sistant leader years ’Aj-vi- n 1 Mon- - works du'rtvm' T&lartd miles to the north but the 24 ZCJII COSMETICS d Quick Congressional Accord Seen for Formosa Policy overtime” 13 February fierier Home ft Gardens Na- - On your newsstand now! 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