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Evening star., 1946-03-07
BY Jock Quinn

Associated Press Foreign Correspondent
BUDAPEST, Feb. 19 delayed by
Censorship Responsible American
sources today said "the Russians
have ruined one American oil we'll
in the Lispe area fields in South
western Hungary and that the total
damages to date from the Russian
operation of this American property
amounted to roughly s25,00O,0OO
The sources, who asked to remain
anonymous because of a desire mot
to get involved with the Russians, u
said another well on the American
owned Hungarian-American Oil Co.
property lis being ruined, and if
the present method of operation is
continued, it will be matter of
months before the pressure is down
and the entire area damaged"
VoroshiIov Sent Note.
1t was reliably learned that the
American military mission sent a
note to Marshal Klementi Y.
Voroshilov-expected back by plane
from Moscow-calling attention to
the companya claim of one well
ruined. The damage claim in dol
lars was not included in the note,
it was stated.
In the meantime, an American
Legation spokesman said no word
had been received from the State
Department concerning the oil COM
pany's complaint about the Russian
operation of these wells-which are
principally owned by Standard Oil
Of New Jersey.
At the same time, a prominent
Hungarian politician, a member of
the National Assembly, said he be-
lieved all Europe and possibly the
whole world was watching the State
Department action in the matter.
He said he hoped the United States
did not lose face"
American sources said the Hun
garian-American Co. based it's dam
age estimate on the loss of oil and
gas through Russian production
methods-which some sources said
leave 20 per cent of the potential
yield in the ground-over q period
of about one year. They asserted
that, although the Russians openly
assumed control early in January,
they have been actually in charge
since they entered the area about
a year ago.
In that time, the sources said, the
20 per cent-which is not lost
through American production meth
Evening star., 1946-03-07
Poles Find Use for Rockets

KATOWICE, Poland. (P)-Poles
are finding a new use for the vi
flying rockets left behind by the
Germans at Olsztyny in Lower ST.
lesia. They're making furniture
from the wooden parts OF the
weapons.
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but which, when you try it, it
don't work so hot. like in Social
ism where the book says the
profits go to the people, but
which in practice it turns out
there is no profit to go any
place.
You take bride and you nib
BILE on one of her biscuits made
according to the latest book-it
don't hold a candle to one of
grandma's gems. Wisdom and
know how" come from exper-
fence.
We ben going through book
era. In Govt. if the book says to
raise less corn so prices will be
good-and the farmers pay at
tention and raise less corn and it
becomes scarce, then next year
another book will explain how
to ration scarce corn so every
body will get his share Two
books are worse than no books,
you might say-when the Govt.
gets mixed up with corn and
professors versus leaving it to the
farmers.
Yours with the low down,
10 SIERRA
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t2l The Legislature shall at the Legis-
latiVe Session of i94T, and from time TO
time thereafter enact laws specifying
the powers, functions, duties and COM
pensation of County Tax Collector desis-
mated in paragraph / of this Section Is.
and shall likewise provide for the col
lection. care, custody. reporting and dis.
bursement of all taxes collected by the
County Tax Collector.
HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 40
A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing an
Amendment to Article XVI, of the Con-
stitution of the State of Florida, BY
Adding Thereto An Additional Section 10
Provide for the Appointment by Con-
current Resolution of the Senate ard
House of Representatives of Djrec.cr
of the Budget and to Authorize the Lsgis-
lature to Prescribe his Powers and
Duties. Qualifications and Term Of OF
BE 1T RESOLVED BY THE LEGIsLA-
TURE OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA;
That the following Amendment to Ar
ticle XVI of the Constitution of the state
of Florida, by adding thereto an addi-
tional section to be known as Section "a.
be and the same Is hereby agreed 10 ana
shall be submitted to the electors of the
State of Florida for ratification or re-
sentatives to be held in the year 1886
as follows:
SECTION 81. The Legislature shall by
law provide for a Director of the Budget.
who shall be appointed by a concurrent
resolution of the Senate and House Of
Representatives. and shall by law, con-
sistent with other provisions of this Con-
sttution, prescribe his powers and duties,
provide for his qualifications and term
of office the length of which shall be
| wholly within the discretion of the Leg
islature and shall not be limited by Sec
| ton Z, Article XVI of the Constitution.
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FACTS and FIGURES
BY FULLER WARREN

~hen this column adjourned
iast seek. had just finished tell
llla yea how much the state she'll
80 esn last year to operate the
state prison farm al Raiford. This
Nsek III let you In on the cost
- operating some more of the
state $ correctional and restrain
sHk institutions. ! will also touch
Len ~ On the cost of keeping its
ssiueafsonal institutions colleges
Masa univursiticsl.
The FLORIDA Industrial School
fsW Boys. az Mariana. cost the
siafe last year Sl86,779.9l. II is
tsse - the best run of state in
sfitaltions n q wayward boy
dswsnf get reform over there,
Fsaa can pat him down as a hope
kez imruFfieihic.
The Florida Industrial School
f.H tsigis. a ocaia. received the
slsEu - $50 98S.27 last year for OPP
FfafinE expenses. suppose il is
usn az right bat I don't know
ussea aisoilt a. do know its for
nssF superintendent, Miss Lola
aAipiWf. b a very excellent lady.
Fhe University Of Florida re-
estea last year from the state
88sf8s5s So With SO small an
ssstasale. ID Was compelled 10 pay
ssMffueiofs such low salaries that
se pf them left for more pay
30 ntiaF universities.
Tee FisHfda State College for
Mamen received s97B. 753.08 for
- esefatinE expenses last year.
ms institution probably has
aHae t,raifty and brilliance per
eaisafe fout than any other COM
g.sfss.ls aTea on Tins continent
~ any continent It's inspiring
snlisseaee has made Tallahassee
f6e slaet Thrilling capital city in
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the South. It's lovely essence in
the capital has made every nor
NAL man yearn to visit Tallahas-
see. and reluctant TO leave, once
he gets there. Having myself felt
the exquisite thrill for the first
time in the fall of 1919, I've been
going back as often as possible
ever since. 1t has, in fact, influ-
enced my ceaseless longing to
live there.
The Florida School for Deaf
and Blind, at St. Augustine, cost
the state last year $245, 425.49.
The Florida A. and M. College
for Negroes, at Tallahassee, re-
ceived from the state last year
for operating expenses $321,-
766.57.
The state disbursed to the
teachers salary fund last year
for operating purposes $14,933,-
923.34. But even with all that
going to pay teachers salaries,
they were pitifully and shame
fully underpaid. The state must
find some way TO pay teachers a
living wage. They should be
paid II months a year and a very
minimum of $4,000 a year. Many
other states pay that much, and
more. Florida should do it even
If it requires diversion of funds
now being used for other import
ant purposes.
The sum of $344,766.73 went
for laid TO soldiers and sailors"
An of that was for veterans of
wars previous TO World War ii, l
assume. No normal person be-
grudges such benefits to those
who helped To save the state and
the nation.
There was disbursed for oper-
ating purposes to the Florida In
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Place For Everything

Suitor: 4 wish to marry your
daughter. sir"
Dad: DO You drink, young
MANI"
Suitor: Thanks lot. but let's
settle this thing first
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0O1 Duva1 Street
The MEAT Situation

At Baer's Market many
cuts o meat are today SELL
ing at prices considerably
lower than last Beek (.
epen though Baer's cant
keep meat prices quite as
io,p as they ,Uerc iohen mar
kef conditions ,Uere more
favorable.
Howeper, pe'pe bought
mith care, keeping your
pocketbook in mind .
and no,p, as always, you
can count or getting top
quality at real paiHes. This
isn't just propagantta--ij,e
meat situation actually is
improving! Come and see
The proof in "Baer's Meat
Department.. It's been a
long, long time since we'U ne
had SD much BEEF, PORK,
VEAL and Other Meats.
Very soon me hope to be
able To give yOH exactly
miiGt yOu mant, mI,en You
,UdI,t IL. ind in The mean
time, thanks a million for
your patience and cOnsid-
Grafton.
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HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 2l7
A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing an
Amendment 20 Article VIII OF the Con-
stitutiBn 81 the state OF Florida Relative
20 Assessment OF Property for Taxes and
thereto Additional Sections 20 Provide
that IN the County Of Bay, State Of
FLORIDA. the County Tax Assessor shall
Assess the Property OF the County for the
Purpose Of LeVying State. County. School
state. County. County School Board.
school Districts. Special Tax School Dis
frirts and Municipalities of the County.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE LEGIsLA-
TURE or THE STATE OF FLORIDA:
That the following Amendment to Ar
state OF Florida relative TO the Assess
ment and Collection OF all taxes In the
County Of Bay. State of Florida. by add
ing thereto additional sections 20 be
known - Section IA and Section 10. be
and the same Is hereby agreed TO and
shall be submitted to the Electors OF the
State Of Florida for ratification or rejec-
ton a. tire general election 70 be held
on the first Tuesday after the first
Monday in November. 1915. as follows:
SECTION r. Gu From and after
JanasFy 1. 1919. the County Tax Assessor
SHALL assess all property for all State.
County, School and Municipal taxes to
be levied IN the County by the State.
County. County School Board. School
Districts. Special Tax School Districts
and Municipalities.
ca The Legislature shall az the Legis-
latlve Session m i9f7 and from time 10
time thereafter. enact laws specifying the
powers. functions. duties and compensa-
ton Of County Tax Assessor. designated
In paragraph ] Of this Section "a. and
shall likewise provide by law for the
extension en- the assessment roll of the
County Tax Assessor OF all taxes levied
b. the state. County. County School
Board. school Districts. Special Tax
school Districts and municipalities
SECTION rs. ca From and after
January !, isfS. the County Tax collec-
tor In the County OF Bay. State OF Flor
ida, shall collect all taxes levied in the
County BY the state. County. County
school Board. School Districts, Special
Tax Scaool llsiriciS and Municipalities.
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ATHLETES FOOT ITCH
NOT HARD TO KILL.
In ONE HOUR.

If not pleased, your 35c back at
any drug store. TIE OIL, a
STRONG fungicide, contains 909o
alcohol. IT PEN E TR A 7 E S.
Reaches MORE germs to KILL
the itch. Today at Gardner
Pharmacy.
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A handy cherry bowl is 4 hap
py answer for between-meal
eating. A handful Of cherries is a
healthful as well as tempting
treat.
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dustrial Commission $1,573, 338.02.
This department has as its at
torney, Raymond Barnes, one Of
the ablest officials in Florida.
The state distributed to coun-
ties the tidy sum of $7,576,8l3.9
during the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1945. Most of this was
that wonderful race track money,
known in some circles as mamma
from Miami. The good news
was recently spread abroad that
the take" for the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1916, was approx
imately $4,000 for each of the
81 counties. May those ponies
and puppies continue to run, and
may the suckers continue to bet
bigger and bigger bets!
Next week, I'll probe a little
deeper into state finances.
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THE LOW DOWN
HICKORY GROVE

Today | am on WISDOM YER
sus EDUCATION. To explain it,
sorta shortcut and quick, l
would say wisdom" is what Mr..
Franklin and Mr.. Washington
and the Mayflower folks used
when they set our Govt. up in
business, and got it clicking. And
education" it is more like
something in a book that you
prove with figures and diagrams
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MWftEE o. ELECTION
wMFNEAH. Tne Legislature Of tsts.
seses ssa Faosillufign % ieas, Of the
sees - Fiagiaa go pass 3 Joint heso-
sMsrs efaFnElnM sulnuHnrnfs % tNe
aaasst.aFsoN ~ tir state Of Florida. and
@a ssms meFm nEfeed 10 ~ vote Of
n4 fftfss "a al tnS members elected
- mmsM nnaefs mat the Votes on said
af mssaisltiaus wers entered upon
aness FesNessies 4ongmeia. with TIE yeas
49, 4sss fstrsran. and they ola deter-
&s ana affnff that the said Joint
Nsse aHs - s1bfnfitrd 70 TIE electors
= 49, afsse "a ne General Eiection IN
ess,aef f4ts
n rsssnEFoRw. I. r. a. GRAY
assetsff Nt sisis nf ihf slate 81 ftoftoa
e. NNfaHr Htf EafIcF tHat
CFNFHaN FLFCTiON
"a - kFa - fafh r1HnfF ~ ftoIidi
- Fessssr Hrsf auccrfdinK the firti
$50 81 Nosrmhrf a. ID. 1875. ths
Aes 1.aeetrF hFinE fhr
atfFa DAY 90 NOVEMBER
e. - faftf.rsfIan ~ frieriion Of fh'
sss frNf NelsirIlInR rfapn2inF amend
eeess e. So c1astituiion q ne STAT
- as s&t
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NOW
She SHOPS
Cash and CARRY
Without Painful Rackache

Many sufferers relieve nagging backache
quickly, once they discover that the real
cause of their trouble may be tired kidneys.
The kidneys are Natures chief way of TAX
ing the excess acids and waste out of the
blood. They help most people pass about 8
pints day.
When disorder of kidney function permits
poisonous matter to remain in your blood. it
Inaycause nagging backache. rheumatic pains.
leg pains, loss of pep and energy. getting up
nights, swelling. pufiness under the eyes,
headaches and dizziness. Frequent or scanty
passages with smarting and burning some
times shows there is something wrong with
your kidneys or bladder.
Don't waiti Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills, stimulant diuretic, used successfully
by millions for over 40 years. Doan's give
happy relief and win help the Is miles of
kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from
your blood. Get Doan's Pills.
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ss4ss4r s0gVT RESOLUTION NO -
tHaAf mEtot.UNtuN tfuRosinE sn
a sss.sassrf - Arfifis VIII % the Goa
s4s.st.sa ~ Sc sfate 81 FinFide hRiatiVe
= AaasasNsal g FssReFsF ses KA4ss and
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aFssfF Ff5IsFr RESOLUTION 40. go
guftV mENnfNffD& Proposing an
a sses~@Nf A. fae E'uaEtitution % tne
aas8 ~ Fsefea ia 30 kuown a. Article
M AAs } auf q Thereaf. Relating
as 49, fsfleH. Alulishiaa o. Gre
~ fest8in NgfRiy ofiirrFs sna tne
ksA4 eaa Mne NaliTrtlun ~ Municipal
ass ~ aasmf8 1&s uffciafs, IN OrsnKe
Fffea ena prov dlug sor Wei
- sersaaf faF Aercptsnce % We
AZ aN4 taw ~ Lass knAeiea ~
a fes atstr ~ ere state 81 FLORIDA
3 Hs@esss4 ~ $40 ffnposed Amend
~ mFsofvFD nv THE LECiSr.A-
~#R - ItIN STATE OF FLOktbAi
tss go n 80 90 amfn1ment 20 me
F flsaH ~ Fiafifa. - BE knoNn as
49, IA arrfinnf ! and 2. Wercot.
- 80 reasn' taiipn. aooiithsns
60 fSeelNE ~ certain County efices
go 60 tssaffN.Fnt aHa coiiqCiion 81 mu-
N Eases ~ CeuafF tax ofrcefs. ~
81 rsaHtf. Fiaf.as. and pfos.dihf
80 ssfarfHasfa s'ariIens tar acceptance
= ssafssea - saT So ~ laws enacted
81 - Heatslstafe ~ Fios 81 IS prov idee
.esrs.a - sa1u.lfied ~ tne q1aiitea
res "a 49, state ~ sfida toF adop-
a - rFtrrfisr at tnf nest general
ssea ~ BE- ne,a m ne scar 1850
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N II fMr Na'4iatuff ~ aalnoF-
80 1879 <, \ g ~ rssui - s 'sS
s kma Ia A. D ipt1. % 81 any
8*s 81 ssss.aa fhefftfier. Cor the con-
44+sas a.saffttnN nT rfe@tnN 81 any
~ ni u nfan@s S g.,ssz.' az, sSr,
IS sfsssfs af ta.s hfiicie Judges % ~
ts sr4 rs pTusI1e fFF the asses$meni
"a esaa sf lnuniripai teAes sna
ssss eEts. ~ ether 81 inefn. ~ teansz
49, 1870 SO consolidation or
ssssfas - srr EaaniF ofHres snail pre-
a Sc e1arrf futfEt ana cunpensa-
a ~ 80 efnrefs aslisoaisa therein
- - ss faerall1stra Or creates and
e. .ss - frfffea tfIrertinE ne assess
tet feril1r 81 nlun.einal taEfs
ts Flsfa9tslefif4 - rtthfr OF hRslns ~
fFs. 81 etiife- aegeuni.ng 'of shd
N q cas- fssfa anafor sssess.
mM - N.F srrfopfiatc mun'cipsl
fnd fnf rnlupfnaaiion tot
1900 arteni tserefe. That 4 any
49, aea fefrecfnE thr consolidation
81 arssfH ~ arV rasiutN offices o. sc-
eNtss asa rsthef e. ne referendum
st '.,. 80 ,.. sssa - ne -" 81.
Nsa afFarFas taturraN cen tnN first Tues
AN saff faW ffH MsaeEv N January
81 Hs FTaF ifswettsieiF tucCecalrg ne
eF sesn asa 49, go 70, W 80 ~,
N.ssrf ~ fhs Uniied states are voted
nHa H erV auen iaH re- .pretinE ths
ssseefnfFf aHt raNfrirn n MUNICIPAL
$50 80 % s, .s,.. ~ 49, 49,
fssfaf a feR ffisfenaufn eieeiion -
sef fsfftH. Sc ssne ssgh become
sas - sc ffr aay % 5snusFy
es.t sserFsaius f'iea Feiesenaam s'se-
erruss nefarr any iaw aescrlhed
- s rfera.fI.rE sfrfiur 81 tnts Arttris
asa - r. snF iarrf ana eiiect, y ssall
rnea go FaNffrd ~ . fnaioriiy
49, = ~ aasiffd e.rCiofs % Orange
EHfr ftaffs si q fFfegraain election
T. 80 rstsi ana hf'd for the pufloss
- sssrf1nse.rs shff1ef such law shsn
- asflss e.eeipf1 ~ SAID County
- s4ssfsrassa sisction thah - Red
$3.50 enafF fsFs aitsr re effective
e4sH "a eee Wnh AS lns h7sfa ct
rfs NNassiaf pneft shat browse 90
SO aa#aH ~ 49, nleh rslsteI'osiin s.sc,
49, So ,stse tasFeaf shall ne Panitzhcd
- ss4 hnaFa naee eHch seek Cor q
seaas Aa4f HreFssfFa Wtesf inlnicat Atsis
nsst nstaF ~ go aais ~ s,ieh election.
49, fw Nsrrpi a. herein ofhcrxiss
ss - iaun 81 me state RESTING
s. - ha5s - ~ several electiaas shall
a~ess tss Aa1la6 % say satn refer.
-, e. rss.is3 - 30 ,ss majority
"A ssrs rsftleipaung n any s,ich
..s.sse.s.r- sI~lf.ar. sIith iaN shsii be-
80 go - - fas irrce ard efieCts huf
e - - sffra rieltIun q utaioFifF 81 TIE
sseseas Nsftir HstinE tafrcsn shaN vote
49, 80 a4rFrtauce ara ratification
81 80 tsN. BE- tha1 - nuh and void
- I'll - frrFs and effect The cam
- heard ~ sad CouaiF shah eef-
- 80 rea1t ~ anF such referendum
s~ssse - 80 see4stafF 81 stete Nithin
-. 4ers nstef ths hniainE thcregt.
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IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF I have
hereunto set my hand and affixed the
Great Seal of the State of Florida at
Tallahassee the Capital, this the lst day
of August, A. D. 1916.
(SEALl r, A. GRAY.
Secretary of State
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-30
S MPH WINDS
HIT NASHVILLE
Barns Damaged, Trees Up
rooted, Power Lines Down
Following Storm

NASHVILLE Tenn, Dec. 20. -
P,- Power and communications
failures were reported throughout
middle Tennessee Sunday following
a severe wind storm which reached
a peak velocity in Nashville OF IS
miles per hour for a short period
early Sunday.
Barns we're damaged, trees up
rooted and plate glass windows
shattered throughout several mid
state counties. Numerous small
fires caused by falling wires were
reported but county officers said
no serious damage resulted.
The airport weather station at
Nashville recorded a wind velocity
averaging Al miles per hour for a
five-minute period at LIS a. M,
meteorologist E. M. Barlow, said,
and for one minute a IS mile per
hour wind blew.
He estimated two inches Of rain
had fallen in the Nashville area
within the past "a hours and
throughout the county several small
flash floods stalled automobiles
and clogged inadequate sewers
Barlow said the storm was caus-
ed by a swiftly moving cold front
meeting masses Of warm, moist air
over Kentucky and Tennessee, and
forecast a low temperature Of eight
degrees for Monday morning.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-30
TO DROP
r THIS MORNING
By The Associated Press

Temperatures which rose to near
record highs throughout the Car
olinas Sunday were due for sud-
den drops of 40 degrees or more
to sub-freezing levels early today.
The weather bureau warned Sun
day night that some of the coolest
weather of the season was moving
in rapidly from the North and
West and predicted lows in the
mountains by morning of Is to 20
degrees above zero.
The central portions of the Caro-
linas will have minimums of 20 to
d in North Carolina and "a to %
in South Carolina while the coastal
areas sof both states r. due for
low readings just about the freez-
ing mark.
Thermometers yesterday register
ed, in the 70s in most of North
and South Carolina while Mt.
Mitchell, the icebox of the region,
had a moderate As.
Charleston Warm
Charleston basked in IS degree
heat, Wilmington had rs, Raleigh
IS, Columbia rs. Greensboro 70,
Winston-Salem 68. Charlotte 81,
Asheville 81 and Greenville, S. c.,
81.
The low temperatures Sunday
morning were extremely moderate
flor the season. Wilmington and
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-30
CR0MYKO TO GIVE
RUSSIAN POSITION
New Soviet Deputy Foreign
Minister To Make Two
Major Speeches

NEW YORK, Dec. 2S-(R>-Ah,,
drei A. Gromyko, newly-appolneeo
deputy foreign minister OF tne
Soviet Union, put the finishing
touches Sunday night on a pollcy
declaration which is expected 10
have a vital bearing on the course
of the United Nations Atomic Ener-
gy commission.
Gromyko, in fact. may make
two major speeches in as many
davs. for he undoubtly will speak
to the U. N. Security Council Tues
day in SUPPORT of his government $
demand for speed on arms hlnls-
alton.
The Russian representative to the
Atomic Energy commission ana
to the Security council received a
promotion just as he was gong
into the critical phases OF me
atomic and arms debates. Inc
MOSCOW radio announced Sunday
his appointment as a deputy 10
Foreign Minister v. M. Molotov.
He Joins four other deputies OF
whom Andrea Y. Vishinsky, o. i
the eldest. .
The Atomic Energy COMMISSION
is faced Monday oil am. E.o.1.'
with a decision on whether its re-
nort to the Security Council, que
Tuesday, will mention the wore
veto in its section dealing with
punishment Of atomic code vlolat'
ers.
Gains Support
Bernard M. Baruch, United States
representative Of the commission,
has warned that the U. 5. coul0
not Weld atomic bomb secrets un-
less the veto was ruled out OF any
international control plar. Barucn
Saturday received the support o.
U. S. Senator Arthur H. Vanden'
berg (R-Mich), who is slated te
become chairman Of the Senate
Foreign Relations committee. inl'
was added to the backing given MN
nv President Truman and Score
tsry of State James F. Byrnes
The Canadian and French delega
tions have combined in a propose
which would steer clear OF TN
word "veto" and would provide 10
.,,+o~,+;r world action against an,
nation guilty of major violation o
atomic pacts.
Gromyko has maintained silence
in all commission discussions since
Dec. 20, when he said he neede<
time to study the Baruch plan.
His speech Monday is expected II
give Russia's answer On the atom
ic plan.