Show Dog Racing Figure Blown to Bits Says Soviets US Killed 200 Poles in '39 Grain Shortages WASHINGTON Feb 6 (AP) — 1"?BH' li:':AHBBsissVlBBi - B curtain San Mateo Calif firemen search through wreckage of an automobile in which Thomas Keen 56 nation- raKe when he stepped on the starter Keen who UTf w" b1mtl° bis ln hls in dog tracks throughout the United States was a former associate or AI Capone Sfl Z!SSLJSS& Police Baffled By Keen's Death Ford Spend Millions in India AFL to Move Into To Train Workers MIAMI Fla Feb 6 (AP) — The 8000000 members of the American Federation of Labor will extend their activities into new domestic and foreign fields in the coming months The A F L executive council in a series of midwinter meetings which ended yesterday discussed: L Possible participation in the presidential campaign 2 The Korean war and our foreign policy in the near east 3 Realistic defense requirements mediof 'Stimulation and low 4 um cost housing by either public or private financing The A F L is filling a political war chest with voluntary $1 contributions from members and observers at the council meetings think the money will be spent in behalf of a presidential candidate that labor likes If Senator Robert A Taft becomes the Republican nominee a strenuous A F L campaign to beat him is expected A three-ma- n committee was named to study the law and ask congress for revisions to make it more acto ceptable labor Until he makes his stand known oh domestic issues the A F L leaders said they were uninterested in General Eisenhower Accusing the armed forces of g civilian shortages by grabbing scarce materials for the defense stockpile the council called for action to keep demands within reason Itmilitary asked for a ci vilian committee within the de fense department to prevent mill tary hoarding Congress was asked to liberalize restrictions on medium and low cost housing In the foreign field the council voien to send a committee to Korea to look into the situation there and urged settlement of such near eastern squabbles as that of Britain ana Egypt over the Suez canal WiJJ PASADENA Calif Feb 8 (AP) — The Ford foundation plans to spend millions in India and Pakistan to train industrial workers and improve agriculture health and literacy in rural villages The trustees announced an initial grant of $6550000 yesterday The largest grant is $12 million for a three-yedevelopment program in Indian villages The foundation hopes to include of them in the program within five years Pakistan gets $11 million for d training skilled and industrial workers and $500000 to help establish a women's college of home science and teachar 15-0- 00 semi-skille- er training Among smaller grants is one for $85000 for a community center in Delhi's Banghi colony where the late Mohandas Gandhi worked among the untouchables Strike in Japan iflflflS OXif Service VENETIAN S65 1 BLIND COMPANY Phone 2761 Washington SilR£I a thorough E Stanbridge Garage Owner Salt Lake City "My engine never performed better plus giving me 'super' economy Bays A to gasoline mileage WILLIAMSTOWN Mass Feb students will study Pittsfieldcollege voting behavior an this snrinff Snm " nniitii ' ' W ence students will W to find out try tVWl wny peopie vote as they do in na tional4 state and local elections —Advertisement— rj"!'? 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October 1939 He said "I saw prisoners being shot while witn two companions he lay strapped in a tree within the forest Conceals Identity The stocky witness wore a over his head to conceal his identity from the Russians lest they take reprisals against members of his family behind the iron Trunk Murderess 1952 Truman Men Hope to Whip Kefauver in 3 Key States T flood-lighte- (D-In- d) STANDAtD-EXAMINE- It WEDNESDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 6 WASHINGTON Feb 6 (AP- -A WASHINGTON Feb 6 (UP)— survey showed today the govDemocrats hoped to-- 1 ernment had taken legal action to day to sauelch the earlv season collect about $4875000 from 15 of Senator bid Estes presidential - r a a a storage firms in connection with mgfceuver dj-mm in three defeating alleged shortages of grains and Key state primaries other farm products stored under The party regulars are counting price support programs In addition the government has on President Truman himself to the ball against the Tennesgone to court to recover $177000 carry senator in California as well from firms which it says failed see New Hampshire Rob- Senator to deliver grains of the grade the as Ml Art G i n government bought from them for supporter will challenge Kefauver an overseas supply program Nebraska Furthermore legal action is be- in The d "ston Kefau ing considered in connectkm with ver strategy unfolded as Mr Tru12 other cases of shortages Possible shortages in 29 other man gave fresh evidence of his elevators and warehouses are being determination to remain in the driver's seat of the Democratic investigated to determine whether this year whether or not he it will be necessary to refer them party runs for to U S attorneys for action He told a Veterans of Foreign The justice department said its dinner here last night that criminal division was looking into Wars he expects to have "a lot of fun" at least two or three cases the coming political camGreat differences of opinion pre- during and hopes It will have "the vail as to the extent of final loss- paign result" es Some members of congressional right the time comes I am gocommittees investigating the short- ing"When to try to tell you what the ages and the way the agriculture result is" he said But he department has handled its grain 5f added with a grin "That la not storage program predict the losses an announcement" will run into many millions of dolDemocratic leaders generally lars that no agreed clue to Mr TruBran-nan Secretary of Agriculture man's could be read on the other hand says he into hisintentions decision yesterday to let expects the total to be far leas his name stay in the March 11 New than five million dollars presidential primary The survey shows that losses and Hampshire He previously against Kefauver suspectea losses ran into three gen had said hp unnlH eral classes: MH Senator Charles W Tobey (R-(1) Conversion 1 commented" that t— — - 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