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' e i i On Import Of Reshufflé si March 0 (UP) other developments in the muddled and congres- diplomatic situation: The White House announced sional leaders served notice Saturday that the Xremlin shakeup will that Brig Gen Marshall S CarBy ASSOCIATED PRESS not elacken the drive for a North ter has been ordered to Join 'U S Some of the nation's editorial Atlantic oecurity pact or soften Ambassador Lewis Douglas in writers felt the replacement of the U S attitude toward Russia Britain to speed coordination of V M Molotov by Andrei Y statements the forthcoming arms program Viahinsky as Russian foreign minCautiously-worde- d ister must have something "senfrom Capitol Hill and the State for western Europe sational" and "important" behind warnto a added up department Key senators insisted that the it but others scouted the idea to not American to the people ing administration would get faster "We do not know what the expect any immediate clienge for action on the program—reportedly Soviet cabinet shakeup means" the better in the cold war for of $2000000- maid the New York World Telecalling delivery They agreed that the United 000 of American ttrms to Europe but we do know what it States must press its "firm but —if it would tell congress details gram does not mean As long ax Comworld for peace campaign patient" of the program when it asks rati- muniat remains it ‘regardless of the intricacies of fication of the North Atlantic will be bydictatorship nature an international Soviet diplomacy pact— No conspiracy of tyranny Little to Choose changes in cabinet or constitution Tentative Pact Draft or leadership have altered that in Chairman Tom Connally (D Diplomatic sources said a tent the past or can in the future" relasenate Tex) of the foreign tative draft of the may be The Loulaville Courler-Journtime committee indicated a be made public by the pact end of next titled its editorial "The Men May lief that the best move this coun- week It would pledge the signa- Change But Not the Kremlin" try could make would be to com- tories Including the United States and maid "the Britieh ambassador plete the pending security al- to common action against an ag- In Moscow liance with Canada and the westaignificantly regards gressor Each power however the ern European powers change in miens (of Molotov) would decide for itself on the use as a promotion This seems as He warned the Societe that of force good a !pees to us as any" their opposition to western seof State Dean Acheson Secy "The shift is one of those things curity measures like the pact scheduled a meeting for Monday which can mean all- things to all "cannot promote the interests of with the ambasioldors of Canada men—and nothing much to anyone Russia and cannot promote po- Britain France Belgium Luxemuntil future developments of Ruslitically or economically the best bourg the Netherlands and Nor- sian foreign policy show what if interests of the civilized world" way to put the finishing touches is signified" said the anything Both Connally and Sen Arthur on the alliance Denmark 's foreign Minneapolis Star H Vandenberg Michigan ranking minister is expected to leave The St Paul comRepublican member of the com- Copenhagen for Washington on mented: "It seemsDispatch hard to bemittee auggested they saw little Tuesday lieve that the elevation of such a to choose between the ousted Soman as Vishinsky to Molotov's of Entry Italy viet foreign minister Vyacheslac foreshadows any favorM Molotov and his successor State department officials sug- position able change in Russian policy" Andrei Vishinsky gested bringing Italy into the The Providence Journal specupact along with the other powers Militant Supporters lated that Molotov is being but congressional leaders apThey branded both men as peared lukewarm to the idea They "brought forward to greater prom- "militant" supporters of the Krem- favored admitting Italy but at a inence'' as a possible successor to lin's policy of opposition to the later date The department is un- Stalin but added that "whatever West derstood to want Italy included develops from the shift is a change The basic CommuMeanwhile there were these In order to make Italian bases in tactics to the western powers nist strategy remains unchanged" available k 110111111 In the event of a showdown "Every move Stalin makes" said the Los Angeles Mirror B Francis E! 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' understand the Russians best find no definite clue" said the Nashville Rice Diet Switch Tennessean "A straw in the wind Japan WASHINGTON March 5 (A:5- -- may be the fact that Communist leaders in democratic lands Occupation authorities In Tokyo party as if anticipating a crisis have so the are respondreport Japanese an open pledge of ing well to attempts to teach them recently given to eat corn instead of rice Besides allegiance to Moscow" The New Work Ilerald-Tribun- e lessening the demand on short world rice supplies if 80000000 said "Soviet policy well may be Japanese learn to like corn they undergoing a major change in dimight provide quite an outlet for rection and that the progress of the American middle west western European recovery and 1 'i - i'''-:7- 1 e 1 Light weight ' 1 ' ' tot4 s Come in today Find out how the famous Zenith Radionic Hearing Aid can help you to new joy and happinesz through better hearing ilga filo NAME ME? ft:! Hard of hearing? Knorsi ' ''''' "Oliver Twist" from the Dickens' list of compulsory reading matter in the city's high schools The petition was made to the board by Jacob Deutsche president of the Perth Amboy teachers' union and American Federation of Labor affiliate ' Over 512 -- - board of education e (NYT)--Th- has been asked to remove Char lee II Early in 1947 he was assigned to the headquarters planning of flee in which he was a member of the engineering staff at the time of his arrest Special Assistant U Atty Raymond P Whearty requested to bail Gubitchev high Referring he said: "This man has no ties In America at all and I need not point out the gravity of these charges" Whearty asked bail of C50000 for Miss Coplon but her attorney Bertram J Adams won his point by declaring: "In the prevailing hysteria in connection with such charges as Seen as Site of PERTH AMBOY N J March 5 Engineering Staff Pocatello Area never-changin- '' ' ? Hit 'Oliver Twist' these it might be difficult for my client to have a bonding agency write her bail" "I certainly don't find myself involved in any hysteria" the "However the replied judge charge is of maximum gravity because of the nature of the possible penalties The charge is one of conspiracy with an agent of a foreign government involving defense materials" attorneys at once and Miss Coplon's counsel finally arrived One of the attorneys in the courtroom was Oscar Schachter who is connected with the office of Trygve Lie fiecretary general of the United Nations He said he was representing the U N During the recess Schachter was had asked whether Gubitchev diplomatic immunity because of his connection with the United Continued from Page One f conspiring to commit an offense ! e against the U S pertaining to re" ' moval of government records and to deprive the U S government of the "faithful and impartial services" of Miss Conlon They are subject to a $10000 fine and live years in prison or both V ''x if 1 Former Employe ' I ' Gubitchev a former employe of I r I the Soviet foreign ministry swore ' ' ""‘ ) 1 when he ' '' joined the U N that he would regulate his conduct with ' ' 't 4 the "interests of the United Nations only in view" and not to accept instructions in his duties from any government Both defendants were taken from the federal building where It was believed F B I agents had t — questioned them throughout the night to separate federal houses of detention U S Valentin A Githitcheir Gubitchev was handcuffed to a wants to know of his activity man who had been arrested in a mail fraud case Miss Coplon was not handcuffed She flashed a big smile for photographers and then both were put into the same van and driven away The F B I men trailed the girl from Washington to her appointed meeting place with Gubitchev at here WASHINGTON March 5 UPI 193rd st and Broadway around 7:30 pm the justice de—Sen Bert H Miller (D Ida) partment said They avoided direct said Saturday he has been informed that southern Idaho contact until 9 pm when both "has high priortty" among sites boarded a bus near 42nd at A few were arrested being considered for a $500- - minutes later they 000000 nuclear reaction plant Separate Tables told a reporter the Miss Coplon and the Russian Pocatello area of the state "is were into the courtroom the particular place" which is at at 11 brought am by F B I agents and the top of the site list being were at separate tables in studied by the atomic energy front placed of the bench Judge Rifkind commission asked her: He said it is quite likely that ''Did you expect to have counsel construction of the plant for here?" i of She looked around the room and development peac e time atomic energy will begin this replied: n111111111r "My counsel does not seem to The protective location of be here" The judge sent her back to her Pocatello and the climatic conditions In that vicinity are seat and called the case of Gubitamong the reasons it has chev Be asked the Russian: "Are you represented by counreached the top of the hat he sel'Yen sir" Gubitchev replied "but I don't seem him in court 1 the 'poesibility of the spread of expect him later" Titoism must be 'troubling factors The judge told the U S attorto the Kremlin'" neys office to try to locate the al ' r 1949 8 Government Girl Russian Nabbed With Data NJ Teachers KREMLIN ACT WASHINGTON I 24t i Sunday Mardi SALT LANE TRIBUNE - if 4 0 ' 1 ILL:1 t 1k :i - - k - I' |