Show Temperatures period ending The Weafner Tor the Max Min 54 33 Ogden 37 Albuquerque 66 34 58 Boise Boston 59 40 clear today except for bKh ttdo fjovcUness day and Sunday Slightly- - warmer today and Sunday High today 55 to 65 and near 75 in Dixie low to- m Sunday morning 28 to The United Press Associated Press 255!!1CITY The UTAH SATURDAY EVENING i Butte Cheyenne Chicago Denver Detroit Gd Junction xnmxnet 38 Year—No 64 Seventy-sevent- h 24-ho- ur even a m today): 1947 OCTOBER 25 NEA Service AP Service —- Las Vegas Logan Los Angeles Miami New York 50 40 65 48 57 53 73 53 84 86 24 Omaha Max Mm 55 Phoenix Pocatello Portland Provo 33 'Reno 52 Rock Springs 32! Salt Lake 46 San Diego 31 San Fran 49 Sf George 30 60 73 St Louis Seattle Washington 63 45 West Yellst Sj£ 83 54 64 55 70 38 98 79 74 73 76 68 63 41 44 46 34 48 38 29 25 33 56 53 43 61 48 48 18 FINAL EDITION EIGHT PAGES Truman Urges Flames Level Experts Seek Cause of Air Crash Seven Maine 'S wift Action' Communities Which Took Lives of 52 Persons Warns Depression in America and Total itarian Aggression Overseas Loom if Economic Ills Go Uncured '1 ' Firebug Sought While Crews Brace Defense Mangled Bodies Wreckage Strewn Over Big Area in One of Aviation's Worst Tragedies Fire Cause Sought Millionaire Colony Wiped Out by Fire By John M Hightower WASHINGTON Oct 25 (AP)—President Truman con-- " fronted th Republican congress today with a demand for HARBOR Me Oct BR to action" aid halt courageous "prompt runaway prices at 25 (AP) — A calm night gave home and snatch Europe back from the edge of economic battling crews a new defense disaster foothold against the New With his demand he coupled a sharp warning of his forest fire sweep but conviction that failure to act would lead to a depression in England they were working fast today America and "totalitarian aggression" in Europe against freshening winds as This winter he said is a "decisive time in history" the area T inose he told a national radio police throughout audience last night are the reas hunted firebugs mm a By Otis J Pusey teams ol BRYCE CANYON Utah Oct 25 (AP-S- ix experts probed carefully today through charred wreckage of a United Air Lines DC-- 6 plane in an effort to determine the cause of the crash which yesterday took the lives of 52 persons Representatives of United Air Lines Douglas Aircraft the plane's manufacturer the civil aeronautics board and other federal agencies teamed off according to their individ—' "—"": ual abilities v Holiday Begins At Midnight For Distillers ons why he has summoned con gress into special session Nov 17 Even before he spoke and in comments immediately afterward some of the Republican leaders m congress made it clear the Democratic administration that will have a fight on its hands over Hard-h- it munities destroyed reported its busiest front in Washington county and the weather bureau said winds may climb to 15 miles an hour Reported evidences of arson were being investigated by police from measures to be taken Cape Cod to Maine and MassachuCharges of "Politics" was fighting two flareups in setts WASHINGTON Oct 25 (UP) — Halleck Rep house Falmouth on Cape Cod and GloucesThe president' food committee said majority leader and Rep Wolcott ter chairman of the house today that mose than 95 per cent of This island resort reported its the nation's distillling capacity defiWASHINGTON — Oct 25 (AP) stand against flames "the best it nitely will shut flown at midnight The last special session conof has been" and Police Authorized to hun"for savd the tonight grain gress was convened by President Sam gry people" ol Europe J Sachman to open his clothRoosevelt on Sept 21 1939 to The Whiskey-makin- g store to supply fire crews and this ing change country's neutrality "holiday" was not expected to have act workers emergency any material effect either on retail In a session the lawSurvivors who escaped in a liquor supplies! or prices Industry makers voted to permit Europe's Kerque-lik- e sources said distillers would have sea evacuation are belligerents to buy arms and ample reserves to carry them other banned from returning for at least products here on a through the shutdown another 24 hours Police Chief basis Charles Luckman chairman of Since 1900 13 special sessions George C Abbott said the committee had demanded a have been called including the Loss Now total shutdown! He said he had one President $27000000 Truman ordered received confirmation that more for A new report of a million dollar Nov 17 to consider price ami than 95 per cent of the distilling caloss relief foreign by the mayor of Rochester problems will shut down pacity N H brought the New England Winter Wheat in Danger banking committee accused the fire cost up to $27000000 of "playing politics" by Relief centers president LucKman said the whiskey shut linking costs with an estimated 2500reported housing rising living in a was down major contribution" aid Maine o the task of (providing an addi-ion- foreign Senator t) chairThe Red Cross said the homeless-displace- d 1000000(M bushels of grain man of a Flanderse list might reach 6000 and Or hungry Eudop this winter investigating the cost of estimated that at least 506 perTne announct ment came as con- living said the president "has manent homes vanished in flames tinued drought n the winter wheat stated our on high prices together with hundreds of cottages problem" belt threatened the entire food ex- but "has not much help on Police investigation of the arson given port program how the is came as weary toi be solved" thing angle The weather (bureau meanwhile Suggestions from! the Chief ex- appeared to be gaining mastery saw little hope of any rain for the ecutive now he said would over blazes throughout New Enn wirjteij wheat belt dur- "given a three weeks running have start gland which contributed toward a next the ing fivp days Agriculture for congressional committees" He national death toll of 18 department experts said the coming added that he thought RepubliEven as Joseph A P Flynn chief two weeks will be critical for next cans had "better be working on of the Maine insurance departyear's wheat crp Unless there is some solution ment's arson division said he had of their own" some relief thy baid it may be However Senator Morse that suspicions jimpossible" fo the administration said he thought the presi- some of the fires have been set" tp reach its goatt of exporting dent's speech "very able" and pre- police at Biddeford reported they bushels bf grain to the hun- dicted congress would "meet it on were questioning a suspect gry nations durihg the winter the of cooperation it calls plane rponths for" He said the details of Mr Evidence Reported Want Turkeys Excluded The youth was picked up after Truman's program "should await Biddeford his when message police became suspicious meets" congress Meanwhile there were these of a fire which forced evacuation food other developments: Only Two Courses of two hospitals R E James of Ajustin Tex repFire Chief Arthur S O'Brien of Senator O'Connor said resenting the National Turkey Fed- the president's message "was West Falmouth just outside Porta eration said he j had been promised one and should commend land said there was evidence a a definite answjer Monday on the forthright had been burning within an of excluding turkeys from itself to all who approach the at candle question solution of these import- inch of dry pine needles when it the Thursday poultry ban If they tempted was discovered by two Girl Scouts are not exempted he said the gov ant problems in a on a farm He described its presmanner" ernment may have to spend large He added that "of course ths ence as a "clear cut case of the sums ior turkey price support of a firebug" of the fish and congress will have every oppor work j Representatives Last night Maine saw its seventh shellfish industries promised to tunity to determine the details o community go up in flames — the necessary legislation" hike their production by as much theWith of Unionville in Washas 25 per cent if necessary to give hunger and cold threaten tiny hamlet county ington o mg in and millions housewives fish substitutes on families Europe The fire stopped at the Jonesboro here already "victim border meatless and poliltryless days Thev veered toward Machias and of Mr inflation" Truman told th can be done said this probably levelled several buildings nation there are only two course without increasing prices Bar Harbor scene of a small-scal- e which could be taken Dunkerque Thursday night "We could choose the course o: appeared like a "ghost town" toinaction" he said "We could wait until depress day While New England appeared to sion caught up With us until our be holding the upper hand in the l and our living standards sank fight southeastern New York people tramped the streets looking long was hit hard last night W for jobs Other democratic nal state Stubborn fires also burned forest tions would lose hope and be-- areas of New Jersey Michigan come easy victims of totalitarian Massachusetts OK im NEW YORK Vermont New vrkjt--ti would be thq That aggression jne combined milita ry services and New tuurse oi aeieaiism ana cowaraice Hampshire the Canadian of New Brunswick and York City will join tomorrow in Our other course is to tak Province Halifax N S but Maine's predicahonoring the first of the nation's and' forthright action I was by far the most serious ment war dead to be returned from Eu- timely we do this we can halt the spira Pennsylvania and West Virginia rope for burial jin this country of inflation at home relieve hunee The transport Joseph V Connolly and cold abroad and help our had closed woods until the hazard is eliminated is scheduled td arrive tomorrow become morning with 6200 war dead from friendly neighbors once (His origAntwerp One soldier coffin will inal text read again" be) borne on a caisson from the pier To Offer Program Nov 17 to Central park) for the memorial service The procession will pass The president spoke from the thfc eternal light memorial to World oval room of the White House war I dead in Madison Square little more than 24 hours after While four Howitzers from the same execu manned by a West Point detach- announcing that he had ordered ment fire a salute the cof tive office session His speech was BOUNTIFUL Utah Oct 25 (UP) special fin will be borne from the caisson the reasons for to confined An the entirely attempt to cross highway 91 to a catafalque hi the park by eight that action last night so he would be in a the pallbearers representing navy wants he which The better program position to hitch a ride cost coast guard matinej corps army laid down enact be to will congress Angel Candelabra forces forces and ground ajr his life only After ceremonies in the park the when it meets Nov 17 The on this point that he gave Maldonado was hitchhiking from coffin will be returned to the pier details out France that were to Bingham He was seen last Denver with a motorized escort night must have $357000000 for essen- walking on the highway near Clevtial imports until next March and erly Crossing As he crossed the road suddenly he Italy must have $285000000 into the These figures make up the total path of a car — andstepped 157 was hurled Of $642000000 olf emergency forfeet He died a few moments later The car was driven by Leo Wileign aid which he had previously presented to congressional leaderss liam Wright 42 Layton who was leaders said th released after a preliminary invesoc 25 cap)— Stan- Republican Detroit to the most tigation be would subject ley P Barnett bf the Cleveland searching examination and the Plain Dealer was elected today as need for the money would have SALT LAKE CITY Oct 25 (UP) 1948 chairman df the Associated to A Salt Lake City pedestrian died be proved Press Managing Editors association y the president said at In a m todav of in He succeeds A Y Aronson of the more addition to be ap- juries suffered four hours have "will money earlier Louisville Times this year in order for when a car hit him as he was William P Steven of the Min- propriated in us to maintain our oosition" crossing West Temple street neapolis Tribune was named vice Germany Japan and Korea The victim was first listed in chairman while (Lee Hills of the olice records as John F Abbott Miami Herald was picked as sec- Estimated $500 Million 5 but relatives later said that his retary and Herbert F Com nf of the Army Kenneth rue name was J T Woodall They Washington Star jwas designated as C Secretary Roy all said in another radio aid he had taken the name of broadcast that the total to be asked Abbott after he moved from his vv lnuii enaea a for the occupied areas might be nome after a fight with members uwUiiuij) lour-aa- y here today did around $500000000 Of his family meeting not pick a 1948 meeting site hut less was The specific Driver of the car that hit him president eft the choice to future action was on Marvin B Snarr of South Two) Page (Continued by its executive committee Salt Lake (Column three) (R-In- (R-Mic- cash-and-car- ry fire-homele- al ss (R-V- hwuse-senat- sub-commit- tee fire-fighte- rs I heat-ridde- (R-Or- e) "well-ground- ed 00 (D-M- d) non-partis- an Transp orf Brings Europe ar Dead 1 4 self-governi- "self-supporting- 105-nj- ") I ng Two Pedestrians Killed by Autos un j 21-g- un Mal-dona- Cleveland Man Heads Editors efig-ure- three-twent- I tight-lippe- h) 44-d- ay do Experts of electrical installations fuselage design engines and other features of airplane construction sought to learn the source el CHICAGO Oct 25 CAP)— Here the fire which caused the plane to are the names and addresses of the plummet to earth just 1500 yards 52 and crew members passengers from the emergency landing strip who perished in the fiery crash towards which the pilot was headAir Lines DC-- 6 plane a United of ing d at Bryce CanyOn Utah yesterday The investigators were They refused to hazard The Crew: on the mishap opinions Capt Everett L MacMillen 42 d The New Island Calif ship flight 608 from Los pilot Balboa 25 Freisbach of Angeles smashed near the rim George fa Tropic canyon in Bryce Canyon na- Lawndale Calif tional park then exploded scatter-in- g stew25 Miss Helen Morrissey wreckage and bodies over sm ardess Los Angeles a native of area of several hundred yards Trailing smoke and flames for at Valeria Iowa where her father least 22 miles before it crashed a state senator livesi the giant ship plowed a Miss Shirley Hickey 26 stewswath for 800 yards alongside state highway 22 just east ardess Manhattan Beach Calif of the Bryce canyon airport The Miss Sabina Joswick 30 assistscene is in southern Utah about ant chief stewardess 3908 W Olive 275 miles south of Salt Lake City and street Burbank Calif A native of scorched The engines twisted were thrown 200 to 300 feet Lorain Ohio Miss Joswick was not beyond the burned area A piece normally a member of the ships of the tail 15 to 20 feet long was the largest part of the craft remain- crew She was making a periodical supervisory checkup trip ing The bodies burned and unrecog- The Passengers: nizable for the most part were horEdith Blair Hollywood Calif ribly torn apart Two infants and 21 or more Mrs T Boonstra Hynes Calif women were among the victims her son Theodore 2 and One of the women was an expectJefferson Davis Burkett 26 Chiant mother cago formerly of Laurel Miss Guarded Throughout Night star of the Chicago CardThe mutilated remains were punting football team flung across the 7300 foot plateau inals pro Dr J Sedermark Stockholm or blown into the deep Sweden behind the impact canyon just Harry S Cohen Pittsburgh Pa point All bodies were left at the scene clothing merchant Mr and Mrs C G Dahlin Sparuntil this morning with guards s ta Mich posted to protect them from Mr and Mrs C J De Burgh pending an inquest Several groups of investigators started Liverpool England De Burgh an industrialist headed the De Burgh probes today Capt E L MacMillen Balboa Transportation Co of Liverpool Park Calif the pilot reported by Miss Celia Dusek 37 Shaker radio at 12:21 p m (MST) a few Heights 0£ minutes before the crash that fire Donn Eddy Los Angeles Pahad broken out probably in the cific coast manager of Coty Inc firm plans'? baggage compartment and that the cabin was filled with perfume Walter R Foley 48 an assistant smoke Airmanager for Five minutes later the veteran ways New York City of 15 years of flying on western L C Francis Eastport Md routes opened his microphone and Dr Martin C Frey York Pa reported: William H Galvin 40 New "The tail fire is going out We York vice president of the Bakmay get down and we may not ery and Confectionery Workers inAt 12:27 he reported he had ternational union turned back for Bryce Canyon air33 New York Guenther Jack port and said "May make it City managing editor of Look Think we have a chance now magazine and a former United Approaching the strip" Press sports writer The next radio message came Mrs Howard Coronado from the airport tower here at 12:32 Calif Dorothy of wife Maj Gen A F p m It said simply: U S M C (retired) Howard "Fire one mile east D B Huggard Evanston 111 sales director of the Cory Corp Only Seconds Away Mrs J R Johnson Mi Ifor d The ship had just skimmed across Mass the top of Tropic canyon to the Arthur Kapitanoff Los Angeles sloping top of a long sagebrush-covere- d Gerard B Lambert Osterville plateau seconds of flying Mass son of an executive of the time from the landing strip Co pharmaceutical firm Concussion from the explosion Lambert Samuel Lilienthal 48 Chicago was felt clearly five miles away and engineer and his Black oily smoke billowed into the architect wife Rose 47 air Lilienthal 51 Chicago and Among those aboard the ship hisMike wife Anne 46 were: Mrs Marie Manning Chicago Jack Guenther 33 New York Dr William E McDougall Look of editor managing magazine Pa William A Galvin New York vice Munch Chicago attorney Fred Conand of the president Bakery A F L Air Line Pilots for the fectionery Workers International association Union of America (AFL) Clement Archie A Murray 52 Hammond D Ryan president of Whitney's deInd of the Hammond partment store San Diego Calif News president and his wife Mrs Agency and former president of MontgomE 45 Lucille ery Ward and Co and his wife John L Nelson Chicago Mrs Dorothy Howard Coronado Miss Marjorie Nesbitt Chicago Calif wife of Maj Gen A F HowMrs Mae North 26 and her ard USMC ret Samuel Lilien-thJune 1 of Philadelphia Lilienthal and Mike wealthy daughter Dr Laurance P O Toole Detroit Chicago brothers and their wives Mr and Mrs Casper Riese Los Mr and Mrs C J DeBrugh an English industrialist and his wife Angeles William P Robinette Shaker and Jefferson Davis Burkett Chicago Cardinals professional football Heights O and his wife Anna Holkinson 26 team punting star Mr and Mrs Clement D Ryan Mrs L S Steed operator of a of Whitney's filling station at Tropic 10 miles Ryan was president store San Diego Calif away said the explosion shook her department of Montbuildings as though they had been and a former president "hit by a truck" gomery Ward and Co Mrs S W Smith Jamestown J A Simpson of Puyallup Wash said he saw two objects fall from R I Mrs Vinton Soden Los Angeles the plane while he was deer huntLater a suitcase Martin Sweet 35 San Marino ing east of Tropic same was found in the Calif vicinity Mrs Sweet 36 San Marino to Soeee Officials Flock Donald Terhune 25 Los Angeles At least 40 officials representing advertising representative of Look the CAA the civil aeronautics magazine board United Air Lines Douglas Aircraft company maker of the national park servplane and ontheband before nightfall Cheaper Than Steak ice were INDIANAPOLIS Oct 25 (AP) — to begin investigation of last night the crash James N Peyton re- A used car dealer today ran a n ad in the Indianapsafety gional chief of the CAB air board with headquarters at Santa olis Star to show— that his car Monica Calif was in general prices are cheaper by the pound —than the average dinner meat charge The difficulty confronting the The ad offered a '46 Ford club tigh investigators was coupe at 56 cents a pound as a "better buy than a (Continued on Page steak?- (Column one) List oi Dead d) 60-d- ay 570-0000- " Maine with seven com- Intense flames as fire rages through Bar Harbor Me give photo made at night a daylight appearance This arthor artist and millionaire colony and other towns on Mt Desert island were charred ruins as ftre continued to sweep unchecked through the New England states with damage rising to over $27000000 As the blaze approached Bar Harbor some 3500 persons were cut off from escape except by sea All vessels in the area were sent to th e relief of the stranded residents V ' H He mm MKm Sen Baldwin Sees No Hope Hearing May Of Early Relief on Prices of causes and are due to a Current McNuii Fears Menace Rights Washington Oct 29 (up)— Paul V McNutt charged and two congressmen today denied that the house hearings are a threat to press and other reds-in-Hollywo- od "freedoms guaranteed by the bill of rights to the American people" Thhearings opened by the house activities comweekmittee last Monday were-tend recess They will be resumed Monday with a couple of "defendants" scheduled to testify Both witnesses — Movie Writers J6hn Howard Lawson nd Da!tm Trumbo — have been charged by other Hollywood figures with having communist leanings And Howard Rushmore New York newspaperman and former communist testified that Lawson was the red "commissar of Hollywood" Johnston to Testify Eric Johnston head of the Motion Picture Producers association also will testify on Monday McNutt counsel for the producers association kicked off the battle over whether the committee is jeopardizing constitutional freedoms He objected to some remarks by Rep Richard B Vail about criticism of the proceedings which the committee member had seen in editorials columns and newsreels Vail denied McNutt's charges and a colleague Rep John McDowell said flatly the committee had no business telling newsreels or newspapers what to say Vail's remarks to which McNutt took exception were made at yesterday's session which also produced these developments: 1 Film Cartoon Producer Walt Disney said communists once "took over my studio" but it is now "100 per cent American" He said Herbert K Sorrell head of the A F L Conference of Studio Unions! threatened during a strike "to make a dust bowl of my plant" Disney said he believed Sorrell was "a commie" Says Scripts Rejected 2 Mrs Lela Rogers mother of Actress Ginger Rogers testified that Hollywood reds tried to infiltrate "our unions our and our productions" She scripts and Ginger frequently rejected communist-lin- e scripts Mrs Rogers said She proposed that the communist party be banned and that the bill of rights be "preserved for those for whom it was intended—not for saboteurs and enemies of our country" Carls°n of California propagandaUniversity said analyst the communist central committee in New York sent "under cover man" Ely Jacobsen to Hollywood to "soften up" movie personalities for red organizers Meanwhile a spokesman for 19 "unfriendly witnesses" including Lawson and said a"Second wave" of Hollywood an (R-Il- l) (R-P- a) so-call- ed J?e!LJ&k andTtagt nere next week to oppose (uuve what they called the committee s "cold censors h P" of the movie industry One group of actors and writers led by tough man John Garfield ' ready here faS Lord Lytton Dies LONDON Oct 25 AP) Lytton 71 former dia and nrnminent u viceroy died tonight at his home Lnrd V1 In SkSK high prices variety no single remedy will alleviate them There is small probability of any substantial relief in the near future fThese opinions were expressed today by Sen Raymond E Baldwin of Connecticut here to address a gathering of local Republicans during a luncheon in the Hotel Ben Lomond Senator Baldwin also predicted a sweeping Republican victory at the polls in the next national tion said there was little elec- like- lihood of war with Russia in the immediate future and defended the labor bill as a boon to labor rather than as a shackle on the workers Sen Baldwin said unprecedented domestic buying power foreign demand and uncertain government purchasing practices all had contributed to the present boom Administration policies have kept the consumer in a state of uncertainty relative to prospective markets for their products he contended The senator admitted OPA's demise probably was a factor but stated it was likely that black market pressure would have built up and burst through the price control dam anyway Sen Baldwin said he favors aid to Europe but believes it should rebe withheld until an over-a- ll habilitative program can be devised "I am against further stopI gap assistance" he asserted believe the special session of congress called by President Truman should be used to formulate such a program rather than to merely vote interim aid" Won't Guess at Candidate The senator expressed the opinion the next president would defbe a Republican but deinitely to clined speculate on who the Republican standard-beare- r might be "The race is wide open which is as it should be Thus the best man will be chosen" Sen Baldwin refused to discuss the "Eisenhower boom" other than to say he took the former army chief at his word in disclaiming any political aspirations War with Russia is exceedingly to Sen Baldunlikely according win who is a member of the senate armed forces committee However if a spark should touch it off it would be committed by a RusHe resian not an American ferred to the incident wherein an American plane was shot down by Yugoslavs to illustrate the improbof a shooting conflict ability must remain prepared and "We show firmness but must constantunderstanding with ly work for anstated He said he Russia" he believed the nation would be adeif the army and quately prepared to their total built were up navy authorized strength of a million and a half men" Likes Bill's Flexibility The lawmaker said the best thing he liked about the for a perlaw was the provision manent committee to study it with He a view to possible alterations exindicated changes could be possibly with regard to pected with the union dealing clauses labor will come shop He believes to regard the bill as a good piece of legislation Baldwin was greeted in Sen Ogden by Carl C GaskiU chairman Weber County Republican Mrs Marvel S central committee " City vice chairPlain England man- David J Wilson past state chairman Vernon Rom-ne- y Salt Lake City state chairman- Merrill K Davis president of the Young Republican league of Utah and others Turkey Declines Chance to Talk Taft-Hartl- ey so-call- Taft-Hartl- ey GOP ed On Warmongers LAKE SUCCESS Oct 25 (AP) Turkey unexpectedly scratched her name from the list of last round -- speakers in the United Nations' "warmonger" debate today but reserved the right to answer later any charges the Soviet bloc might make This development came as the political committee of the U N assembly began the third day of debate on a Russian resolution condemning "warmongering" which the Russians charged is being carried on particularly in the United States Turkey and Greece President Joseph Committee Bech Luxembourg announced in convening the session that the list of speakers was closed Turkey had asked to speak but withdrew with a reservation to answer any of the 12 speakers yet to be heard Russia was after they finished listed as the last speaker Czechs Support Russia Earlier Turkey and the Soviet Union had announced they would bring the diplomatic maneuvers of Hitler's agents into the debate There was still a likelihood this would happen when Russia speaks thus paving the way for Turkey to take a similar step ' ' over the SoAs the viet proposal continued Czechoslovakia threw her support to Russia but Belgium and South Africa n tug-o'-w- ar spoke in opposition Declaring he would not accept the condemnation of any country Fernand Van Langenhove of Belgium said he Would vote against the Soviet resolution He described the Russian speeches as "painful" Jan Masaryk foreign minister of Czechoslovakia contended that 'positive action" should result from the Soviet plan and argued that it would not hinder freedom of the press but would correct abuses Masaryk said "explosive headlines" must be eliminated in the press and charged that many stories about Czechoslovakia were "far-fetche- d" Limit on Freedom H E Lawrence of South Africa said Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Y Vishinsky had made a direct request for some limit on freedom of expression" whether it be the press radio or films He raid that radio had been broadcasting thatMoscow South Africa has slave labor Lawrence noted "that South Africa had not been named in the "trinity of bolshevik bogies" but said radio Moscow had been attention to his country "Therefore" he said "we had expected to be included in Mr Vishinsky's international rogues' gallery" Vishinsky interrupted to say: Tou are not too late" pay-m?rTmuc- York-boun- four-en-gin- ed eo-pil- ot smoke-blacken- 200-fo- ed ot coy-ote- §-fi- cial Pan-Americ- an Lans-dow- al ' three-colum- ne |