Show : - iar--454-4 - ' ''' kTig(1UA114010t3''' -- 4 Mgt "' 9 - 44- 4- - 9 1: t - 6A Snit Tr be rtribunt Sunday May 26 1946 ' -- - - - '4'1144rt - May 25 un— Britain not say Eaturday night sought an expls nation from Washington of the published view of a state department official that Herbert Morrison erred in his report to the house of commoas on new American food commitments A flurry in official circles here over the interpretation placed in Washington upon Morrisonts report indicated tne United States and Britain might be at variance over the distribution of food supplies to reedy countries Surprise and resentmeht were expressed here The British embassy in Washington was instructed to discuss with state department what the British feel is a misunderstanding over Morrison's roport Seen Early Reply (British embassy officials in Washington said Saturday representations were made to the state department in the matter They said Roger Makin economic minister of the embassy phoned state department officials but his conversations "were not an official protest but more in the form of an inquiry" No reply was expected until early in the week (The attaches said Makin's action was intended to express concern that the embassy was not consulted on precisely what Morrison said before any public statement was issued) Morrison reporting Thursday to the house of commons on results of his conference with food officials in Washington j said: "The United States government have now felt able to associate themselves unreservedly with the task of supplying India and the British zone of Germany to the full extent that available resources allow and they have instructed their officials on the combined food board accordingly" On Reich Rations Morrison said the United States agreed to keep rations in the British zone in Germany up to the same standard ail in the U S zone and that the United States guaranteed exports to India at a very much higher rate than In any previous year" Commenting on this Friday Ntichael McDermott special assistant to U S Secy State James F Byrnes asserted that "the United States has made no commitment to keep rations in the British zone up to the level of those in the U S zone" In India likewise he added "we have made no commitments We'll do the best we can" (The British embassy attaches in Washington said Morrison did NN - I all 4- 3 ( 99 '- -4i9 '4 I 2 t1 Li 1 - li t ""ie frt r P tiel'-- AROUND THE WORLD '''' r " (ii14 1(14- rst i) t General Curtails Sources For Cruelty Trial News - ti41 i7S111: ':' 'I': e:: ttlteti Factions Meet In China Peace Seen 4 51 D give factual information with the NANKING May 25 VD—Gogeneral theater policy and army vernment and communist leaders rexulations met for two hours Saturday night seeking a peace formula In ManBAN WHITE BREAD churia amid general optimism that ANKARA May 25 (UP)— a truce might be near The Turk lah government SaturWhile no final agreement was of the baking day prohibited g white bread in an effort to inreached between the crease exports of wheat to famone conferee said negotiators ine areas Dark bread remains there was over-al- l satisfaction rationed with the progress made The conferee Lei Chen secretary-general of the poSpeed War Trials NUERNBERG May 25 (UP)— litical consultation (unity) conSix cr seven simultaneous w a r ference said both sides showed a crimes trials will be held in the willingness to arrive at a solution American zone of Germany as The conference wax held at the soon Rill the International Nuernhome of Shao e leader of the disover wee re it trials berg closed Saturday Brig Gen Tel- liberal wing of the kuomintang ford Taylor who will become chief (nationalist party) prosecutor when the Nuernberg Official Word trials end said the United States would complete trials of all major Gen Chou En-la- ! chief commu war criminals in its zone or those nist negotiator was there with In which there was a special in- two of his u generals Tung terest by the end of this year and Lu Ting-y- i The government was represented by Wang ShihReds Hurl Charge chieh minister of foreign affairs — The and Chang 25 minister of MOSCOW t' May e ' ''''' A:Z 2 394 Anderson oral Slovens by ::''A tr4 i '1 i c' :'S 4 931''"I1"c communist newspaper Pr a v d a interior !' 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'' '4C1 '''' tt'l ::' t 4 at ": 4A:'4 t :': !: Earlier the communists had ancharged Saturday that "well-- - ' - ' i''' ' f r'ii y ' '''': nounced s 34 ': in United '4 the circles" known officially their withdraw'' ' ' !!'1 t : ' :: 1: '' ent t? 01 'r':' : 41)4Y States and Britain were seeking to al from Changhoun Manchurian ''"'j 14 preserve the Polish army of Gen capital and a new mayor was ap4 — ' by Generalissimo Chiang Z Wladyslaw Anders for ''a suitable pointed 1 4 'S ' ''' SC ' last Gimes' '' k Le to move in behind the KARL) cuou0S i: I J' use" imoTHER c i k lit: and of radiations efforts zkis'"4 kiftFRE ro pheric t : comnie rays on guided government troops conquering i ' “ 41S gr4 1 The generalissimo who flew to Face Tough Fight L' i ::":"'--- ' "'--RRA01:iSpPAtEEiicRE Mukden Friday to confer with his ra'°"1aZ''''IRU31-C-1(2-1-11)By JAMES RESTON 1°1'7' T LONDON May 25 (UP) — The and name key officials en WASHINGTON May 25—The labor government Saturday ex- genertis for was expected IMNIPM1114t1P101'110111tYfftletilla!MSw to reoccupied understood is one of state department its strongest to remain therearea face pected to Fr: 'Nose -- More Than 9 CTiiOLO NtMBUS CLOUDS toy I W Loa for about a for two SESt 29141 on domestic issues when be studying dealing plans fights h 1943 Vagwith the soviet union's activities nationalization of the iron and nouncement coincided with of officially comconfirming !'is-In the Azerbaijan province steel industry Is debated in L44fi"mons Monday and Tuesday On the withdrawal of Russian occupaIran ! b!--- i )The first is a proposal that the Wednesday commons will take up tion forces from Manchuria—pre: r?i4----1' :'''': ' United States should ask the the third reading of the insurance viously reported unofficially 4ir Az01"4' igoope rotAsTao— :: 4' i 14 ' Marshall Expected United Nations security council bill which last week brought con-tiatA00-12-s 7:t4L'' to carry out a thorough investi- siderable opposition from sections t i 4srit--— 4I:riit i : Meanwhile the departure of Gen travel ' olitmitiriocrsoigiure - of the labor benches I11''ro's -: 240000 elites to the moon end rehire he i gation of conditions in Azerbaijan i A14 Otrf Marshall's special t 1° plane which had over been taken I' ' by earth Furth radar ouporitnonts 'nay outgrow which has carried : and Madame gr ':4”21 Chiang of : Walkout ''''':e many unknown foes about tho weivette prosoviet factions in defiance Filipino litA!:‘41 to Mukden gave rise to Chiang the Teheran government Of MANILA May 25 ()Pi—Minority thehellet there that the American The second proposed by other members of the Philippines senate emissary himself would soon ar' members of the council is to drop walked out on the session rive to continue in Manchuria his the case from security Saturday delayingopening the Iranian formal proc- efforts to end China's internal conto OCCUPATION TEST a council's agenda with rebuke A Ramis elec- flict Manuel of lamation the soviet union for its policy of tion A joint session Of the house The communist announcement Interference in Iran and to is senate and certify required conceding Changchun to the cenof the the results of the in the debates April election tral government staid the evacuacouncil but it could not be held because tion had been voluntary in comthe senate became involved in a pliance with an order from comResolutions Prepared over the number of votes munist headquarters in Yenan dispute inA resolution calling for an to organize the upper and that it had been completed needed council vestigation by the securitybut chamber Wednesday The government had is L JOHN it SPRINGER By be is already prepared here will FRANKFURT May 25 (A')— councils announced it captured the city will be introit that certain Associated Press 'Writer less and the government Central news German political leaders expect chosen in the big cities of the zone duced now than it was a week Man has begun a determined an 80 agency said troops under Gen turnout Sunday of the including Frankfurt and Munich ago Tung-ku- o to Cheng in "completely learn his moreabout campaign Two reasons are advanced 2278422 registered voters in 38 In two previous rural elections the remnant of comup mopped the most challenging frontier — the American-occupie- d state the department against d cities for muni- the munist troops'' there Thursday procedure The first outer space which surrounds the cipal elections which will be Christian social union was Investigation night is that the soviet union under the watched as a test of whether the earth swept into office by the conserva- terms of the Big Five's interpreTroops Enter Hwang) are Germans under American rule voters and tive the Despite the fact that from the of the country procedure badly voting tation to the right or the left Another column of government leftists including the might be able to veto such a probeginning of time astronomers swinging Most closely watched observers defeated the agency said entered troops even if is said communists second their that -25The strength posal NEW DELHI India May have studied distant bodies in the said would be the German com27 miles west of ChangIlwaite i veto the not would n show the cities did up the soviet union Narain India's lead- chun Frakash Jai universe actually not very much munist party which already has acThe rural elections were not committee of investigation such ing revolutionary told a group of A field team from executive is known for sure about the area officials in the American-appointe- d curate tests for the communists a committee might not receive American of state correspondents Saturday conferred (truce) governments headquarters was considered enter 10 miles or more from the earth said observers It to by moveAzerbaijan that he favored a "mass Hesse Bavaria and certain the communists would take permission meanwhile with the communists greater in that authorities the prosoviet ment" toward freedom rather than in art effort to arrange an immeThere are however many theories Wuerttemburg-Bade- n The com- more than the 5 r'n of the total province a continuation of negotiations with diate ceme-fir- e and it may now be possible for munists are making a strong bid order in central received in the rural voting in the state they Those the British cabinet mission for city support the first time to put the theories Shantung council not would observers who feel that the security Released last month from prison American observers gave the American U S Reparations Commissioner to a test hazard any guess as to how well could not stand the indignity of where he has spent 10 of his last Edwin i social to W Pau ley flew to Peiping the leftist mildly edge do would soviet the the communists American-educated 15 years the i being rebuked again by on establishment of a to democratic confer Army Experiments party d drawing in union and its sympathizers to leader of the congress party so- base in Mukden for his survey ef inin Power from Rightists " strength tend Army experiments with consequently cialist group reiterated his dis- Manchurian industry and white collar workers reported rockets at White Sands N M dustrial In the previous elections the Azerbaijan the proposal first proposed trust of Britain's motives and his favor Nuernas In cities such by the Russians of much Stuttgart whiie designed primarily to help 'tripped second to to members of the security coun- belief that ran social democrats only a united struggle vital machinery develop a more devastating war berg Kassel Mannheim Karlsruhe the Christian social union The cil by Dr Eelco Van Kleffens of would India her independand bring Regensburg add should libweapon communists ran third and the materially to The Netherlands Accompanied by Koo ence what is known definitely about' 3 First Free Election eral democrats supported by busiTie was accompanied by Dr Breakdown rroeedure 1942 on Larger Scale the stratosphere — which is the nessmen fourth be will the Roo Chinese ambassaSunday's balloting Wellington minister-presideof the Dr Reinhold Maier portion This would be (1) To accept "What I have in mind is 1942 dor to Great Britain who is refirst free elections for German from red of the Wuerttemberg-Badeassurances that an'il a year of uprising when thousands liably reported to be slated for above the earth — and the iono- city populations in 13 years Joint said a final judgment of Ger- Taremh7 has left Azerbaijan (2) of nationalists went to jail during appointment as ambassador to the sphere above that many's political trends would be Seek to find out whether the cen- countrywide disorders on a bigger United States Koo may proceed An army rocket already has the elections tral Iranian government is still scale" Narain said in'tmorPcTible until after to Manchuria for a first-han- d reached a height of 75 miles and assemblies in the pressing its charges that soviet them spection of the area There was trust don't I "Personally inIt is believed others may go to three states of the zone officials are interfering in the Individually (cabinet ministers) to indicate however that 120 miles before the weekly tests campaigning has been ternational affairs of Iran and they may be honest and sincere nothing City in reiping was con- his presence are ended The rocket proved one case sound with trucks with stepped up (3) If not to drop the all they have to carry but after t in thing that was already well known cruising about and slogans em- a resolution expressing the coun- out a policy take advantage of our —that the air gets thinner and ivtehr uirroeres blazoned on billboards but there cil' s displeasure of the tactics internal differences and weak- nitnecdteKd 00wicthonfpeerraeccie ley thinner the farther up one goes— has been no visible excitement on adopted by Moscow throughout ness to stay on as long as posi and at 50 miles observers could the part of the people themselves the controversy h sible" 'Minister Wang see the rocket twisting and strain--- This plan is not completely PRAGUE May 25 UP)—A new Most Keenly 1Vatched in 1 the to even I those ing literally gasping for the air national assiembly whose chief task satisfactory Its steering fins needed state department who propose it is to draw up a constitution will Russ Seize Renegade most is the Narain perhaps EDITH WIRE — The and it is less than satisfactory to keenly watched politician in this be chosen Sunday in CzechoLONDON May 25 Measure Changes the 1 contend that who policy those elections a slovakia's Warsaw outside the first Swiss radio comparatively country general quoting As rockets become better devel- since the war of infiltration by the soviet union small group of "elder statesmen" said broadcast PIANIST night Saturday oped it is pomible that they may COMP9R Because there are no rightist or that Lt Gen Andrei A Vlassov In Iran is the first real test of —The Gandhis Patois Ehrus and contain recording inatrurnentA to strongly coruservative parties Now only 44 years old who fought for the security council just as the Jinnahs repRussian TEACHER renegade measure changes in temperature resented on the ticket the voters the Germans had been arrested Corfu incident was the first real he is far younger than any of and speeds of sound Many au- face a choice g from the and was en route to Moscow Vim! test for the league of nations them and a number of will crept a limited number of thorities believe that between six center to the farranging left state sov organized units of Russian council that openly congressmen and 25 miles the temperature is pupils during the summer Times While the chief contest appears prisoners of war In the summer of Copyright by NX Times-Sa"Narain will be the number one seASOIS almost uniform and that it then to be between the communists Y N 10 Exclusive next red the and 1913 and led them against the man in India within becomes higher Some think that the moderate national socialists Tribune Lake Instruction in Piano: Coneert and army years' at 200 miles the temperature may other are making deterOf outsp ok en revolutionary Repertoire Coaching be as high as 1800 degrees but mined parties bids and predictions of how views Narain at the moment acothers believe it may be intensely the voting will go are few Misf Wire has bad extended persona' quiesces to Mohandas K Gandhi's instruction cold The speed of sound also is from the following disand to the supremacy leadership Reda masters of the piano and Charge tinguished thought to be constant up to about But nonviolence of of his teachings 25 miles in the stratosphere Where rompoOtion: Alberto Jonas iligts Communist newspapers charged Narain advocates "mass movethe atmosphere is thoroughly tali-tie- d that the national socialists have him that means a mond Stojowski George Leib ling for ment" and it Is thought sounds no longer harbored reactionaries and collabPhillip Tronitz Franz Darras united uprising employing whatcan be heard marched — he held head 25 The highand includPARIS May orators while the national social(UP) ever methods are feasible STUDIO 668 SOUTH THIRD EAST out of the cell Conceivably the 2 experiments ist press has asserted a communist glistening blade of the unfalteringly ing sabotage andN violence a into and could uncover evidence that would door a main Y mean a Times would through totalitarian Copyright Phorto guillotine flashed downward small courtyard where the guillowrite the end to man's dream of a victory Exclusive N Y Times-Sa- lt regime at dawn its set to moon been the had tine guideposts up Although through trip through space The chief sensation of the camLake Tribune One great threat of outer space was the announcement on Saturday and the head of Dr the priest's services had been depaign concould be the meteors flying at Tuesday that soviet troops would Marcel Petiot who murdered at clined he walked by the w speeds of 50 miles a second more move through Czechoslovakia this least 27 persons flopped into a demned man's side when Petiot falter did Dr or less which might rip through week on their way to Germany waiting basket Nor 4 Dr Petiot who had shown not he saw the guillotine with its any rockets man could devise Ul- The movement was postponed afttraviolet rays of unbearable in- er some quarters had interperted the slightest remorse was sleep- wicked blade drawn nigh and tensities might be another threat it as an attempt to intimidate ing soundly in his Sante prison waiting : ''eom sr 40t-- : Executioner Henri Desfournfor it is known that the dense voters cell at 4:30 a m when Rene Ill ri 1'7 f Li 1 I— El off his I Floriot his attorney Judge Mar- eaux who was cuttingblack-cla4 atmosphere surrounding the earth 1 I d United Front two now screens out much of the harm AmtbVEifoxitamazirand 100th prosecutohead : the cel Leser Pierre Dupin li ete1 in the rays The campaign has proceeded r-general and other court of assistants seized Dr Pettot and t ''1 k however ficials walked in A priest tapped lifted him upon the platform with without intimidation I I f q i4 I Cosmic Rays --- i his neck squarely across the block 41 with leaders of various parties him on the soulder and said: I - '''4s '''''' ii Ww 71 'qaA 4' For the moment that Dr Pettot : ! "Petiot stand up Your hour Perhaps the most important of speaking their minds about the ophe vIle110 ' ' the "unknowns" of outer space are position All parties have agreed has come" lay there his snapping black eyes ' the cosmic rays Despite the fact to continue a united front governAlmost as calmly as if he were glanced rapidly over the handful that relatively few of these rays ment regardless of the outcome going home Dr Petiot put on a of witnesses Then the blade was NEW—Thre RIPLEX—ALMOST separate houses IIoo 33rroo and reach the earth they are more of the election shirt with the collar cut off and a tripped and slammed into the Most beeutiful view located high on th avenues on crack a block a with than also will of trousers The discovered elect resounding any yet powerful assembly pair file baths tile draiobeautiful modrnistic th rn a Strictly m a recity 5:05 was of not excluding the fearsome ones president Eduard Benes who (12:05 It Dr Petiot refused the glass Price boards largc sunny rooms separate gas heating plants let loose by the bursting atom turned to Prague in April 1945 rum and cigaret which tradition E D T) when Dr Petiot died will handle down canvas-covereA few minutes later a Where cosmic rays come from is after heeding a provisional gov- allows a condemned man in France $25500 $1100000 not known but many scientists ernment in London is expected to just before he dies He also retruck followed by the HOME BUILDERS BETTILYON believe they originate in space and be without opposition fused the priest's offer to give him court officials and the priest in DIAL 34175 REALTOR BROADWAY EAST 159 automobiles swung out of the result from bursting novae Some A provisional national assembly absolution A1A4A: MeDsollota irkenev L ENINGA 4114 AND ollIns I scientists say that cosmic rays confirmed his election as president His hands were bound behind prison gates toward Ivry cemeJohnteon Kyle heltilvets 90 Harris I I 293 1 I his back With shoulders squared I tery in October 1945 may be behind evolutions t ( BAD May 25 0 "tt --Bri- g - - 777 - Ae VVMEMNO 114POIMMOrt r -w AC -- ! 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I'll t 43- 31 47i 44i il'f14i is CAI't 'NN't'('4 ‘t7 order of Gen Joseph T Mct$ the i I 1144Ail41:: 4 4 24142010v - v4 '44 !t 7i :" ?1 41 'IN i: i4 : t e (11?-j11S :g ) tsTarney the theater commander 1 f IA 04ti 4 - (Iikit 4478 ve 1: !r 401 '' ' 4'it : FI :!O!ltr! 1 74 ' C':'7'4 '1 it: i'4 '47t4i140117!'' 1'''f who on January 29 directed that 1 i)Ok ' J' 44 :::-0 v x:: r L'' r TIF47!'I-5:!' '':I ' t i' ' ii"l''' pr 44r (1'lit''1t k ' Y f117:k : if -'vi :7:leq-z14 :P army personnel 'are authorized to J " 1p'4::' ' x ' ' '0 4)::' 1 :'::: ''i ' r fe:i k 0 ' ' I ?41 ( 4Pi" i Pr ''' ':1 ay '5 S' fA : i 2' '"'it! !6 4- - ' ' J L L OiLriire (tit 11 (1-- 8 t at ant time that the nels 30 14- t1 ''' '4 '7::r t le t Oi4 ) A Discussed at Meet McDermott's statements were the subject of a long discussion at a foreign office news conference Morrison lord president of the council and majority leader of the house of commons will make another statement to the house early next week in reply to McDermott Much of the furore here was caused by the fact that McDermott aired his views publicly The official British view is that the matter should have been pursued through normal diplomatic chan- i an I ‘ issued) - e- 400- 4 kali00 ) It 7 f'' 1 4' American government had mad!) an actual commitment but he merely had mentioned steps agreed upon and announced in the communique issued in Washington They said Makin's telephone conversation with the state department was not intended to question the accuracy of McDermott's statement but added that if the embassy had been consulted first the statement would not have been ' i M4tt 1 '' British Challenge Reply To Food Shipment Blast LONDON i 4: 4''' OM - - ') "11-2- '‘ I short-ratione- I I nt n t g oot tallrattan! i - f Czechs to Vote I VVaiciteJ t Today for New Assembly 8 s - 1 iatue ol the tlau I the otetitaittGit‘ ---- I ' a I Shih-chie- I I 13t' -- Vo r IMr Ue WO IV- - high-rankin- lt 45 I Paris Bluebeard Stolid Defiant As He Walks to Guillotine - V-- S $55 ' ICKARAT GOLD !YELLOW OR ROSE) POLISHED ROCK CRYSTALS Prices Inc led' S"nce iltent now IT JEWELS recierai Tax cftntitei - I : example 01 41 4114 litatlitate V - goY Pat !Li- r ' CI 1 ' - ' ':4! -- a- ''N- - -! 17-- ' iptiCC - 1 rr- -' d 4 4 I Is -- r - b- BOYD PARK JEWELERS MAIN STREET 1 giggp 41 - act rr e'1i z a ofro4sto1Itet 4 -- JlocA r s' 1411' 4 g i :t - 1e- : etmmVr-- - ---i r |