| Show ' - ' 0 ' - - i - - nice Friday June 20 1947 Zeptutt Next' eAll stria Hoover Denies Clark Braked Fear Told FBI In Vote Fraud Probe By Gen Clark STATE AWARDS 1 ' - ' i 1 a I I ' - ! ' - ' gi WASHLNGTON June 19 J — through in the case CTI SAN FRANCISCO June 19 UM— Urging that the United States adopt a firm and definite policy to head off the spread of communism abroad Gen Mark W Clark said Thursday he was afraid the corn-- 1 i munists might succeed In Austria as they did in Hungary "The pattern is similar in Austria" said Gen Clark who assumed command of the Sixth army The letter said:: Thursday Atty Gen Torn C Clark has done nothing "to prevent any investigation" of alleged Kansas City vote frauds Hoover director of the Federal zreazi of Investigation wrote a senate frubcommittee which is Inquiring into the complaint by Sen James P Kern (FL Ito) that the attorney general and the justice I department failed to follow 'I think fairness I should make the observation that in the years the present attorney general Tom C Clark has been associated with the Department of Justice I have had an opportunity of working with him in innumerable cases and I am glad to state that he has not in any way taken any action to prevent any investi- Thursday "Possession of all the German gation being conducted to its property which the Germans took logical conclusion" from Austrians gives them (the Russians) a tremendous economic r'''''' on the country" hold n) The four-sta- r general who comL'! ! i A manded the Fifth army in Italy LJ sisamasasamsomm during the war and recently commanded U S troops in Austria —and parents approve added that "the Austrians now have a real democratic governe laboratory-purthis 1 3 ment: They understand deas we understand it mocracy 1 quality ' -7 4 Attacks Ism bubble gum! i is "It my opinion that those people in the United States who "BUB Bubbles Up Bigger" says consider themselves communists do t Champion Pearl Gimbel"I always not understand it as it really is :4 win with BUB" I have seen the insidious forces of AndhermotherMrsEvaGirobel communism at work I hear much about communism in the United says: "I'm very glad Pearl chooses States but I am sincere in saying BUS I know it's absolutely sani' that those here who call themtary and made of tho brat ingrediselves communists don't know ents! And those are tho two essenwhat they mean Communism ' tials for children!" in all 71r P S CHEW BUBBLE CHAMPS t I ' - - i - --- 1 - -- k I 1 - r SI - - - 0- 't - ' a-- - I- - I - ''1 - - -' - - k f f - - i 4 -- i'ar - - tv$: 4t ''"t- - -- - '' a - - 'a' - - ' - i ' 1 - 1A Fear! Gimbal S holding championship doll fron in racent contest 1 i A ---- --- aem k 4 4 41 - - i r'14 31L so4 ISO — IS" II r t - 1 I 4 i ' ti Itt Gu a 14 - Ate: - - ci 1 '- - - -- - - --- '' 1 i 1 ' - ' - (41i71"14t1 ' L - - '4 f4' : 4 ' i a ' 1 - tw4 - k - - - ' Tolle peektsää Läält far aro4 i Soo Stä omit 1At torsi— mood boilt I It 44141414111 1 t' S I F À 04 0 3 1: All a row note oseerrenea t W it 111 o v - 440 1 ' - - - - ' ' ' - IP 1 i P 1 freedom we all "If the European brand of communism were known to our people they might have very different Ideas" He said he felt there was no Imminent danger of war ‘ Need for Settlement "The Russian soldiers certainly don't want a war any more than we do and heaven knows we don't-It seems a matter of how soon can we iron out these troublesome issues" Gen Clark took over the Sixth army commanding all army troops In eight western states from Maj Gen George Hays in a brief ceremony on the Presidio parade ground Hays wartime commander of the Fifth mountain division will remain as deputy commander of the Sixth army er — usthe would deny love Yee BUB meets all Pure Food Requirements! 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Mrs Majczek was all smiles and as happy at news of the apbrothers for favors he obtained Find Lundy It cote propriation as she was when for their $70000000 munitions Gov Dwight H Green pardoned combine y An search of the mounher son—her reward for the Defense attorneys told reporters tain area northwest of Denver was hours she spent' on her knees that Murray Garsson who served ended after dark Thursday night over a scrubpall to gain his re- as one of two discovery of further clues Washington agents without lease' from prison and erase the for the Garsson had police thought they find to combine only stigma of "murderer" from the a "would have repeated most of the indicate Lundy had taken his own Majczek family name testimony already heard by the life "I guess everything is going jury" Searching for Lundy to be all right at last?' she said Charles J Margiotti chief de- found his automobile in neare-b-y ' fense attorney lost a motion for Coal Creek canyon In it were a a delay 'in the case until a key brief case containing $350 various witness Joseph F Freeman re- personal papers and a note which covers from a heart attack suf- Moore quoted: fered Tuesday "If and when I die please ship Justice ruled that th go ahead with its final few re- Roscoe a cousin No funeral here buttal witnesses and that he and Money in this brief case can be the trial attorneys could go to used for immediate expense Thank Freeman's hospital bedside Mon- you P S Embalm in Boulder — Lt day to getthea statement to be read Colo (Signed) Fred Lundy" IIIAML Fla June 19 (A') jury Gen J Lawton Collins in calting later tocase Deputy Coroner Norman Howe is expected to go to for a program of universal train- theThe sometime time of the shooting at placed next week The about 4the ing and unification of the army trialjury Wednesday He said pm 22 began April a meal had been prepared in the and navy declared here Thursday "Russia is capable of putting 200 kitchen but not eaten The table was set for three divisions in the field" compared with the "10 divisions in the whole Two Shots Fired U S Army" Continued From One Page sessaid Howe he believed from the Addressing the eecond day sion of the 21st annual National team favorites in the 1947 meet position of the bodies that FloReserve Officers Assn convention The colavorite with Illinois is the rence Griffith was shot first and Gen Collins said that Russian solof Southern that Emily was shot as she fled diers now outnumber those of the CaliforniaUniversity which has won from her assailant Both women squad U S Army 4'20 to 1" the crown 12 out of the 23 years were ashot in the back of the bead with In addition he said the Rus- that the meet has been held bullet Howe said sians have "over 10000 airplanes" Winners in 11 of the 14 events an investigation of the cabin and "we cannot man 4000 aircraft of last year will be back for the failed to disclose any slugs from meet Included in the field are the a gun indicating the killer fired today" "Russia's satellites in Europe" two double champions of '46 Herb only two shots- Both Howe and Undersheriff could provide another 100 divisions McKenley Illinois who won both in addition to the present Red the 220 and 440 and Harrison Moore said they had learned Lundy weapon army" the war department chief Dillard Baldwin Wallace college possessed a of ifomation said Berea O who took both the high "I simply cite these as examples and low hurdle's of the fact that we are terribly But probably the outstanding in- dtriayals Friday or the finals Satur-weak lltoday dividual performer in the Trials Friday night will be held "In-afield is Mel Patton of the sincerity—in all logic— and javelin at 7:30 we must relieve our situation now University of Southern California in the dash at 8 pm and take the necessary steps to Patton already has tied the world groa-d dash at 8:15 jump: d meet what might happen to us record for the dash at d hurdles at 8:30 pm "We can't deal on probabilities 94 seconds and his coach Dean pm dash at 9:05 pm and the Cromwell believes that under the 220-yaany longer low hurdles at 9:20 "This was one of the mistakes right conditions he is capable of according to Ike Armstrong pmdimade prior to Pearl Harbor Peo- setting a new mark of- 93 Both rector of the meet All finals will be run off Saturple said the Japs couldn't attack Cromwell and Patton- admit that the University of Utah track is day starting at 7:30 pm us—but they did "Today other nations in the by far the fastest we have seen world are capable of attack us this year" All of which indicates that a world record may be setl In the "U'' stadium during this "'et' U S Records can be set either in the 22-m- rioo The Denver educator founder of the Emily Griffith Opportunity t i school had lived in the cabin with s her sister since her retirement in 1934 from more than a quarter-centur- y in the field of education No motive was offered imme- All three are accused In the federal court trial of bribe conspiracy The government contends that May as wartime chairman of the house military committee took $55000 from the Garsson woman General Notes Russ Power U S Weakness f 7 PINECLIFFE Colo June 19 Oa — Emily Griffith 68 famed educator and her sister Florence 67 were found slain in their cabin home here Thursday and authorities began a search of the far west for a retired school teacher their friend and helper over the years Moore Donald lindersheriff Identified the man as Fred W Lundy 65 who once taught in the Denver Emily Griffith Opportunity school foilnded by the elder WASHrNGTON June 19 UP) — war fraud trial The moved closer to et verdict Thursday as the defense rested its case The defense closed without having put Murray Garsson on the witness stand The other two defendants former Rep Andrew J May and munitions maker 'Henry May-Garss- - Two Elderly Sisters Slain Recluse Neighbor Sought Rests Case Verdict Nears $24000 TO --- i '' 'IF 'WHEN I DIE star-studd- ' ' P i -- r - r 1 5 i - 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