Show 2 Salt 1ikc Zrribunt Tr' It Saturday May 11 1946 Halts Polish Loan Blasts Broken Promises Ti Atom Savants Urged Bomb Demonstration HILLMAN SEES VACATIONS S FOR 'MONTHS' work day in the Vernon Parish jail at operators and a Leesville He had been found guilweek Instead of the current 44 ty of 'killing a farmer 40-ho- ur IN TIIESE UNITED STATES Fordham to Honor Truman At Bell Dedication Today Truman Roxas Visit CUT THE TOLL! WASHINGTON WASHINGTON May 10 ttPl — Pres Truman and President-elec- t Manuel floxas of the Philippines conferred at the White House Friday discussed some of the islands' problems and exchanged pledges of cooperation Mr Truman said afterward: "Gen ROX3JS will hare as Pres Osmena has had the full and heartfelt cooperation of the May 10 (P$ accident reduction goil for the next three years was fet Friday by Pres Truman's highway safety conference It adjourned after adopting a program emphasizing the need for uniform traffic regulations A 5070 ATLANTIC CITY N J May CHICAGO May 10 111 — Two Hillman said FriIt was removed from the JapaNEW YORK May 10 (Al — months before the first atomic Pres Truman Comes WASHLNGTON May 10 UP)— are being suspended while the here Satur- nese carrier Junyo sunk by Amervashould have Americans day bomb was dropped on Hiroshima day to ring a bell—Fordham uni- ican bombs off Acting Secy of State Dean Ache- United States investigates further cations running into months Saipan The presiof scientists told the versity's victory bell Tolling of dent will fly here son accused the Polish governfrom WashingCharges Censorship rather than weeks under the a committee will the bell for the first time open ment Friday of failing to live up Acheson's first point was that nation's productive system and secretary of war America should the university's charter centenary ton weather permitting The presiUnited States government In the 1 dential party will proceed by autonot use it first as a ''surprise at- and to the political commitments it an Associated Press dispatch filed "there is no reason Ford-hato 216 tribute the we pay Works This Time why many mutual concerns of mobile to the Fordham campus tack on Japan" the bulletin of men who gave their lives in merican made In obtaining a $90000000 In Warsaw on a speech madetoby a should not have complete securrelations" -LinNEW ORLEANS May 10 leader there failed get World War the atomic scientists said Friday Fails loan and credit here last month political Peace Transit out of the country because of ity for every American" Louisiana's portable electric chair Mr Truman will speak at the Instead said the He based his charge made at censorship Other officials identiworked perfectly Friday snuffing Machinery Prices Hike C I 0 leader speaking at scientists the publication to LOS ANGELES The honoran may receive and (UP)— celebration "as the first proposed a news cozterence on two points fied it as a story by Larry Allen the WASHINGTON May 10 LIM — opera- out the life of a convicted killer concluding session of the step a demonstration of the bomb ary degree of doctor of laws All Striking streetcar and bus Dr Stefan Litauer Polish embas- of the A P filed April 27 new as a a A An105 increase in the manufacLos a tors down turned his will lawyer prepared plea networks Friday carry Amalgamated Clothing Workers to the nations of the world in- national On that day a story by Allen 17- - to save Willie Francis youth who turers' price on farm equipment to sy counselor here promptly denied vica Lines of offer m S M The Transit address T) (2 p geles an uninhabitated declared cluding Japan in One of these and said the other wast received in New York dealing (C I 0) conventions week dash- walked away from the chair last cover increases in wage and matetory bell housed in a pagoda on cent raise and was due to a technicality without with a speech in parliament by that longer vacations is one of locality" 18- - rial costs was approved by the of week George Edwards Jr settlement to for was the Bronx early given ing hopes campus committee's report which d was week-olStanislaw Banczyk peasant party the things labor has "the tools" theThe d L F The A year-olpolitical significance univerwalkout pronounced 0 P A Friday For farmers 0 P A Negro their bulletin said the army has now Fordham largest Catholic Meanwhile the loan and credit leader Banczyk accused the proto provide 33- - dead two minutes after the cursaid the result will be a price rise a union asked ChesAdm in the Transportation country by sity released for publication was preHillman as the union's presivisional government of following his Fri rent scale t 'W 0 for in cent ter increase body through averaging approximately 3''0 p passed Nimitz sented to the secretary of war on "the road to totalitarianism" dent and all other incumbent June 1 11 1945 There was no Indication whether officers were renominated for i Before the was first alnew terms election with their it had been cut or otherwiae N on Japan on Aug 6 1945 A 0' 4 : 1 tered by censorship apparently assured in balloting dropped the bulletin said a petition signed 'i z"P ' "9": 1 t ::' Litauer's statement said he could later among the union memberF't l 1:1" 64 was :!' scientists sent by 41C) directly 411114) "categorically deny" that there is ship I1'' Ail to Pres a -1 poll of 150 "There is no reason why all scientists Truman and any censorship in Poland use of opposed "all-ou' '' Acheson's second point was that Americans should not enjoy va' ' A the Polish government hid failed cations—not for weeks but for the new bomb t':' AND BROAD' -' The bulletin the conpublished by Hillman told the to months" text of in Poland the :Imatammoun : atomic scientists of Chicago said WASHINGTON May 10 UPI — the publish the Polish vention agreement :sk showing to the the war wheat crop people the commitments to the secretaryof Another billion-bushReferring to the activities of Junereport : Bright Personalities for Spring? 7:::-11 was "agreed upon unani1 ' !''t this year appeared to be in pros- United States to uphold political the C I 0 political action commously" by the seven members of of which he is chairman mittee in Dr Litauer Poland freedom '' Iit4::42-71 nation the Friday despite said the reason for this was a Hillman said it was motivated the "committee on social and po- ji pect for ' litical ' an estimated serious April drouth courier implications" appointed by t neither by hate nor greed delivering the text to Warthe director of (:1:"c"444i1c':Alr-----1the levss of about 88000000 bushels in saw had arrived there only two Ls a not metallurgical 411 ' selfish pro"Ours in Chicago with Prof I1 ''' the southwestern plains NnI' gram" he said "Our program is labratory days ago The agreement was anJames as Franck chairman ' u a program for all America" The agriculture department re- nounced here April 24 When the report was made the 1 on that May prospects ported war in Europe had ended and the Byrnes Okehs It ell'' C727 ifrFIS indicated a winter wheat crop of 44 I of the enemy countries de- 1I 4 orwas The credit danger suspension ta '' : with 742837000 bushels compared :pe !!‘131! bomb the dishad first of veloping dered the with 41:1 Secy knowledge -about 830000000 a month earlier of State ':ii'-'7 the bulletin said - — appeared" Byrnes who is attendNo estimate was given on springl "The conclusion main reached ministers the Paris foreign 4t "t1:61 ‘N wheat but officials now expect ing Most welcome way to greet by the committee was that use of — It is one of the most op 1 this crop to be at least 280000000 conference on her day! We've Mother bomb the be should i as economic considered drastic 4 taken by steps '1 t 0 41 bushels 1 lr' a fateful political decision and i an exciting new collection of e 1 - Last year's combined winter and the American government in its not merely as a matter of military i LEATHER OR PLASTIC fashions Mother would choose efforts to obtain greater political awl: spring wheat crops—totaled 1123- - freedom for the people tactics New styles and colhersLrt soviet of 243000 bushels 823177000 "The committee felt that i ors ' eastern Europe graceful and Interbushels of winter wheat and 299- - dominated America should not first introduce told the Acheson that esting! reporters i I ( rij lit66000 bushels of spring wheat t UPI SAN FRANCISCO May 10 the atomic bomb as a legitimate Po 113h government entered into 11: ' Officials expressed belief how- certain rZ) coroner's jury Friday held means of warfare by using it for i commitments respecting --rt ever that if an estimate were when the loan ar- that the two guards killed in the a surprise attack on Japan" Choose ono of These Now made of production prospects as of political policies Between June 11 and Aug 15 was made rangement t:14 recent Alcatraz today the winter wheat estimate uprising prison two other developments took place Two of these were that the full Actual Values to 4981 would be larger than the May 1 loan 1 'If would be published were "murdered" and that t h e the bulletin said - '14 agreement 9111(i had rain said fallen I t forecast They "One was a petition to Pres Poland and that free and un- three convict alaAn in the revolt 1 in some drouth areas during the in Truman be would 64 held elections fettered scientists -by signed were -"and others" -4 il:11-' c 7responsible 1 past week to improve grain pros- sometime this year which could with the metallurgical i goo N The jury also decided that the associatedThe pects ' be the authors of a this ''"-1N project petifully reported by foreign 01 k 00mm"1" Officials emphasized that any i '' of the three killing by prisoners tion felt that the committee report loss in production would be serious press 1 t A 't ' e' sent through the official war deguards was justifiable homicide A luscious group just unThe present world-wid- e 1 shortage irk - 1 t was not channels MilW partment P H Stites Harold and of grains and other foods is expacked! Sport styles and dressy 4 an and sent that A appeal ler were the guards who lost their enough to Choose from these beauties types with swirling skirts! Pasen sale I pected to continue at least until I the president and carryComa and feast the 1947 harvest A billion-bushwhen you want them! Good vatels and r rizht lives in helping to crush the up- directly prints! ' the of individual ing signatures domestic crop while about 210- r attractive your eyes! riety of underarm bags I rising Prisoner's who were killed scientists would be more effec- i new styles all! Popular plas 000000 bushels above the pouches li were Bernard Paul Coy 46 Louis- tive" (1934-43- ) and genuine leathers in every choice tics average would leave The other development was the i I color you desire! this country in a much less favorNew Styles! WASHINGTON May 10 UP)- -- ville Ky bank robber Joseph poll taken at the request of Dr Exciting F able supply situation than a year Paul Cretzer a bank robber from Arthur H Compton former Uniof farm organizaRepresentatives would 4 ago It probably permit this tions and the American Bankers Tacoma Wash and Marvin F -of Chicago physicist who country to export upwards of Assn told the senate agricultural Hubbard Chattanooga Tenn kid- versity now is of chancellor Washington Ai 300000000 bushels to famine committee i Friday that isigns naper university in St Louis Mo the areas compared with upwards of to a "boom and bust" Ernest Lageson junior officer bulletin said -t 400000000 from the 1945 crop pointedfor 1 agriculture They called of the guard testified he twice providing of course rigid meas- period government policies was confronted at close quarters tighter ures are enforced to restrict do- for ! ix on farm credit die ' by Cretzer who was armed with mestic consumption particularly -i 'i It" Both the banker and farmer ' to and a the kill determined Hats in that lift your spirits! pistol put is ' feeding of wheat to livestock witnesses said that the late Pres him Lageson had been locked in ii 1 40 C" ft i Some are confections of flowers pl: tisl 101N 14k0' i Roosevelt and Henry A Wallace a cell along with four other guards I and Others straws! Telling crisp 0' i g''' 11 then secretary of agriculture had and two convicts 1 Lite c-stantalize with their swooping brims i:2:64--Y' made a "Serif:WS mistake" in 1939 - The rebellious felons decided to 11 and tailored lines! ifii g by placing the independent farm wipe out the imprisoned guards NEW YORK 10 (11)—Sen l -IS ' weaterati "v credit administration under the Lageson said Cretzer he added Robert A Taft May '''- All Plastic Playing Friday night deagriculture department along ivith walked up to the door of the crowd- scribed Cool and Comfortable three key administration farm tenant and rural relief ed cell and told the guards they NOP 1 and so Debonair Cards $650 agencies programs as "essentially totall-- 1 II were going to die W O Ogg Washington repre''' "He the pistol muzzle tartan measures" Double Deck sentative for the American farm through put 1 The Ohio Republican senator I the bars and fired" Lags-soit bureau federation testified that of the guards referred to extension of wartime testified Five Pres Truman then a senator op- fell some critically wounded Only price controls continuation of the 1441t 4:: posed this plan He said Mr Tru- Lageson was left Cretzer turned draft and what he called compul-' K 113 4 'P man had Joined with other sena- the RO sory health insurance in a prekli pistol on Lageaon and fired tors twice in sponsoring legislaf' Air 4 "I f ell and shammed dead" pared addrem before the Yale 1 swtL I ekeittow tion for return of farm credit yA club here went Then said Cretzer (university) 1 Engineers Lageson I 'v agencies to independent status to another cell where other guards :hik'- 4 1‘ Each of these "brings the gov1 - : 29 ::'117'::rk5iN::-free "from political control" -frr Iw ”" 1 were cornered and fired Into It ernment into the homes and daily 1'-lives of all its citizens" Taft said four or five times 110 f — Dainty Jabot t 1114 "One directs the education of boys 'One of the felon then noticed 41-N4 ' e I I el' ' 1 1itit i c Relax in the sun! Cool ot t I 1:' I was not dead" Lageson One regulates the price of every 1 that I r1 t 'IP 0 i "CO 32 to 30 k 4 ri)with sassto':' short shirts t sport 4 4 testified "and called Cretzer Cret- purchase and to some extent the in f I ' nekt ''' : 4 ' ' ! or i sleeves! Plain long 1 rnmimbetwomono ' 2wwwwfrommonwerootspemmeetwmostos zer put the gun between the bars amount of wage checks The third I titi Day! su '4--- t colors and bright 4' ps nn gr nit 0 t ' in ''' and medical In The colors service s the ol many 1 plaids! I every gun regulates pulled trigger i 4 11" 1 t i all well tailored! was empty He reloaded said to illness" 1 :'i it i' senator The is said it "hard me Mr and 'I'm sorry Lageson' kti 7:42HC17 1" r 0 : fired If:7r Smartly Stylcl to a of over ' fell short and I program imagine 1‘1:4 played Again ftt' '6 ! 4w falltigsalit isnn:rnoitorni:ntntainorart:kdh7:z-f 4 dead One of the bullets had communism interfering more with -- - 'VNt tI t and Individual freedom" creased me" T7-4 family 'ACKS 4 1 Oily Today Lift to Skold - - ' ( : SL r 111 i 7 4 A 1 fr iBLOUSES ni8 :r1 4I 11 ' I t (NA to 1 $598 1w:-- ' 1 t'ele"--- -e 1 10 (Al—Sidney m Philippine-A- 48-ho- ur - Billion Bushel Wheat Crop Seen in 1946 -- 8218tAUSEN-L11:-:—L-1LILL- 4- ------ - 7 - v A-bo- L---- ' - -- P d- - r t" 71s' ' c--- v7:: :- el - - - 4- ' I 1- i - : - '- 'i-4- : NEW PRESSES :: - cv 'Rock' Guards Murdered Jury Declares '''' rd 4 7'--:' ' 000:r: : ) : 4- 4'- ' - -- -- - ' 1:- -- Ii1 1 if 1 ' i - - 720 to 1 r') (-7- i':a ' ' o - Senate Warned On Farm Credit 10-ye- ar - r' - FROCKS - s r) D I A el - : ' -: Z- - - - - - poSiti--- - -- 77 - MILLINERY 298 Measures Held - - Iv t c- IS - - --- - n--- i 'Totalitarian' Mother's Day Gifts TO I e0:rn 4 01 - 1 1 ! 1 - 1fr '" ) )7175 k I 1 rt 0 rs ' I CO ti ' A i I t M OP N t- ye )0 - a l'i ci ' 0es - i II - ) f :1 ''- ' de xl ft:'t r IPt' i ' ' '' o t 4 1 1! f 1 '' ' 4' 4 '4 1:1':"2-'-'- ROBES : iI: 4 y 'i i I -I 1 Pieworod Silk Crept HOUSE COATS Crept House COOS t ' ) t i ' '?: am i t M i - ni ' a- I L177 7'- at tritt °") -- :i?' 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Pleated styles with zippers! 80 wool The 1 STRAW HATS I 1 t - ': ik ' 1 y war la- i since the bor disputes act under which the 1 seizure power was extended is an i 'amendment to the draft act i Sharp Criticism However Rep Howard Smith I (D) Virginia questioned that in- - i terpretation during Friday's house I debate While the act amended the draft law in some respects he said the plant seizure provision is a separate law expiring six months after the official end of the war iti Rep Brooks (D) Louisiana reminded the house that reemploy- - ' olds ment rights of veterans are a part ' of the draft act and warned that li to Senate Return t4 those rights would be lost if the 0I If the house makes any changes law expires i i measure would have to return criticism Debate brought sharp f 4 the to the senate for further con- of the senate for not having acted ?: i sideration and it might not be en- earlier on the bill originally passedI i t: acted before the present law ex- by the house Reps Daniel Read 1 of New York and Frederick Smith IY ':i pires of Ohio Republicans blamed what 1 g be143 SoUth Fake Trribunt they called senate Inaction for the t emergency situation necessitating t 1 li a stop-ga- p law ftCD- - requiring :i procedure consent for it consideration An 1 Rep Sheridan (1)) t 4 objection by of the military comPennsylvania 4':?!: mitteeforced a posthowever ? ''::' The ponement until Monday t:::i: house unanimously agreed to de:''': bate it two hours then and vote The resolution as Passed by the senate in five minutes Thursday would coritinue the draft from May 15 to July 1 as it now op With the delay in house ":: crates action however several representatives indicated they would offer' amendments to prevent the drafting of 181 and A ' v11 41billt--- 4' ' SKIRTS '''''3 '' Lightweight Hits! I ' ) 1 ts — ' i ': ft: 161A HI tik j i 1 - - 1 ' I ' 14t '1I '! 1 "Ziegfeld Girl" Birth-doCompacts A Clover Thoughtful Gift t t-- - ' ': '''4 ' ''''''Is 1 t 1 : - 111 V '"' ''': 45-da- : 4 eTi: 1f:r-- 1 -- - : 700 t: a ft 1 I I: I iih-:- '- $ L -- k t'' i ' 7 : - 4 I - SA50 i 4 ek -Ors' I i I with embroldared trim vp Otbor House Coats $495 up Zocrac ilsiis - Compacts $395 f r ‘'''e N'6 40: - $795 it up $095 al : - A 0 ! MOTHER would LOVE one of these Beauties Get her one for Mother's Day T Ant l- )0 HOUSECOATS N 1 er At t' VI' i ' $I1 0 1 v and t i ROIES 1 t Undr c i: WASHINGTON Sheridan told the house he ques- May 10 (A')— - Administration 1 hopes of getting thins the motives behind the stopan emergency y He wonders he draft exten- gap proposal as said the house sion whether administration the speedthrough t: ily as it passed the senate were intends to use the draft law as a 1 shattered Friday and the fate of club against striking coal miners the act expiiring next Wedneaday In the senate Democratic to uncertainty Leader Barkley Of Kentucky de- :t reverted The military committee quickly dared that the president's power t1 the resolution and lead- to seize strike-boun- d approved hinges - ers called it up in the house under on extension of theplants draft lawunanimous - 4 'C'll On any Articts z 1 CHENILLE P 1 ' rir ' ( t 4 IIC ''' ' igt:t - ii :) i ' -- ( t ''':S ' g: - I I ev 4r :'" I ifi? i- 1 ' 1 t - Y' : ' 4 A4' i 4 i! 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