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Washington Journal., 1947-02-07
2lusn i4lau 1T naseeianN

8uOnpeit (0gW Sine Meibe
BON 9anoelstronsaftioncn in @ol6
utu0 Silbertpnren, Mntoalobilen ltn6
fremoer 8dbring bat is9IieBIi1 Sen
80 Snbre ulten SiIberi1mieo 2aios
2o0ri, 8iirger oieier gtaot, nuf 18
Monate ins @ef1ngnis gebradt nn0
leinen 8el,teI Inn 5000 SIorin
Strafe erleihtert. or Drtr0e bonn
ungartiden @eridt in uiurD Idul-
dig b%efun0en, atn1oetn Ell ~itberfiibrt
muroe, 0nB er ieinen @on0eI NIT
Dem Ggport bon @ofo- uro 5ilber-
.nrtifeIn i'm @erte bon 100000
Sdiling mad 8ien begnfln.
ct be51bIte oann in 8ien 10000
SHILLING fir Elm Pluto unoD febrte
6anit lln9 Buoopeit auriif, no er
ben 0ngen fit atS Dollars oer-
fnufte, Die er, mieoer in @ieri, fir
SfiIing eintouidte. Damn
taufte er in 8ien Elm weiteres Muto.
IieieS tnuihte er in 8lt0npelt FIR
@olo Elm un0 faufte nit Dem @ol0
Dollar, fubr, nod 8ien 5liriid uro
ipedieIte Ieine Dollar in 59ilinge
un, nit oeren ct einefl Dritten @ns
gen faltfte uno iii glioopeit fir ST..
200 perfnltfte. Sein @eipiftn aus
6em @oIO. lin0 DoIorban0eI, Der
cine ue6ertretung Der GtnbiIiiie-
rungsneroronur1geii bonn letter
Iuguit BARTLETT, betr1gt nun - bic
erap1bnte @efaranig. Plus @elD.
Washington Journal., 1947-02-07
Moskou sfeIIt Atom
Veto in Aussithi

Mosfnu sn Der ,8rnpon",
Dem Communication 3nrteiorgdn
bieB es, onB Der amerifani1de Dor.
ihlag CUR Atomfrait . &ontroGe
notwithstanding Elm @eto i'm Slider
bpitsrot Der II. 81. erfnbren miro.
9. Sdntroip griff iii einem 5tpei
5palten ldngen 9(rtiteI Die fiir3Ii.
den Norihl1ge our Mt~onlenergie.
&ontrone an, Del1e 8olter 2ippman
in elmer Stem gorfer 3eitul,g moGte,
nn6 iagte, 2ippntnns BI1iie ieiett 5it
.oieiem 8eitpunft gef1ndt por0e1L
Oa Der amerifanilAe 8oridlog 0ns
8eto zines Der 0nuern0en MitgIieoer
0es Siferbeitsrates 5u ~getpdrtigen
babe.
Shotroip pie0erbolte Sen ruff.
ideh gtnnbpnitft Dab oas @etoredt
lidt aufgegeben toer0en oiirfe, tpenn
es iid i'm bic Gurdfiihrupg bon
Sonftionen gegen iolde Q1rt0er ban
belt, pel6e Die 4tomfrnfttontroa.
8~eitimmlngen berlebt bnbett.
MaH Dem nl1terifnniIfen %lnt
Elm ioldes 8eto eIiminiert
iueroem lino ,Brap0a" meint 0a3l:
,sDas itebt in oireftem @ioerIprud
nit Der G9nrte Der USE"
Mn6 Dem 2ippnann : Hlarte,
i6reibt G9otrotp, iplroen NerIet-
3itfiinftiger atontfraftfonr
iron Mbfiinfte nIs 4sgrelfioneti be-
trohtet tper6er, 10 Dab nft0ere 21n.
Der bereAtigt iein ipiiroen, itttter
Gdrdgrop6 81 ser Il. 81. Gbarte mi.
MnBna9men 3ltr GelbitDer.
.Eei6iguiie 81 lirterrebrneli.
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Washington Journal., 1947-02-07
OO,OOO fiir
8eIabMno rcrlAnet

@al1ington ~ 8r1lioent Grllnlan
ariudte Sen &ongreB lrn 8etuiQig-
ing BON $500, 100000 CUR auffiil-
hung oeg 6onos oes ariegsnnlts fit
u8erpaltuns llno SiIfeIeiitung in
ben beiebten @egenoen".
0ies mar cine BON iieben Anfor.
oeritngen i'm @eionltbetrnge bon
$3tt4t5,300 iiir 9eripaItungsfoiten
fir oas lonfenoe 3ednlngsiabr.
6riiber idou fporen 1926. 900
fit 8erpnltung nio 9iIfeleiItullg III
beiebten @ebieten fir oos Rednungs-
inbr 1947 a~ngepielen tporOen.
8erner erindJte ser 8r1iioent Die
@ellebmigun0 fir Dns Marinenftt,
297,260.350 Collar in perfigblren
Mitteln 81 iibertrogelt, hin Ole b0be.
rem @ebdlter oes militdriihen un0 al
pilen 8esionols in &obe BON $685.
100000 reip. $76,O00,000 Bierolts Su
be5oblen.
Sn ibrem Budget fir 1913 botte
Die 3egieriia fir 8eripaltung itn0
Silfeleiituna in beiesten @ebieten
1925, 900 o~ngeforoert. Mit Ben
iesigen llebermeiiulrgSperluden mir
ben Die fir oaS lnuiei1oe Beginnings
iabr angeiesten Betroge CREDIT fem.
Washington Journal., 1947-02-07
Nuzis w~Uerdigten
hire CeIehrten NIGHT

8ulbington 9eidts Log Der
Nn3iregierung unO ben 0eutihen
Mtlit1rbeborOen 10 fern pie cine &C.
re1te 8irotgung Der gelebrten Gor-
idungsorbeit, unO 0esDaIb bernob-
ten lie Die @bnncett, meIde Ole wfi-
ient{Gaftlide Arbeit iDneh Bot, niGt
bon aus5unusen. 9ns lit oie Ebeie,
Sic 8r. 8alter @eorgii Der friibere
Better Ser miiieni6aftIiAen Mbtei.
lung 0es notwithstanding, nit
Nad60rud Dertritt.
Sine l~leberieBung 0es oieies 1ro-
blem be~bonoelnoen @erfes bon
@eorgii pom SrpteGigen3oienit itn-
ierer arnee unO 6lotte gemeininm
berausgegebenz ruiir0e ols Nitro.
film non Dem Imt fir tednilhe
8tertite uniere8 $nnoels0epnrtementS
gum 8erfonf ~ongeboten.
@iifenih aftliAen DrgdniIdtionen,
10 fi5rt Der 9erfdiIer aus, tDur6ett
Don Ben M1aiS orpdr quite @eb1ube
uno dusreiGerbe Iu8itnttnng aur
Berflgnng geitelIt, nleiIt nii9 @eID
in 8n1e urO BiiHe nber oennoh
oermodten tie nt1t cine ernite IN
teiInobme ser Ofegieriirtg nir ibret
2eiitnngen 3t gefDiftnen. Die &iDn.
Iit1ten oieler 9rgnniiotionen unter.
eitanoer 1tno nit @rltppen Der &es
gierlng baben ST 4euti1Ianbs gtie-
oerlage ni9t unerbebli9 beige
trngen.
Sitter lprod in @eorgiis 8eiiein
nit geradt1ng BON Den @elebrten
ais SSntelleftlienen". Hropagnn.
oaminfiter @obbels mar Der ein3ige
Beanie, Der fir Die Notpenoigfeit
lino Die @~e0eutung Der @ilfenidnft
frelinOIide @orte iafr0. Mber IeLbit
oieie 2obpreiiungen oes Yropogan~
0aminiIters tnanen ni9t aus eittetn
tpirfliden 8eritdnOnis fiir oie ge.
Iebrte Qrbeit, Iouoern nus Dem 8e.
Oiirinis, Dem 8ltblifun Sic SuuIion
ait oeben, es ieien nelte tehrii1e Or
finoungen nnbe Der @oaenoung, Die
Ben arieg gu 9eiitihlun0s @uniten
penoen ipnroen. SIZE @iHenIfnft-
Ter tpnren nidt geneigt, oiele Bro,
pp9anonfnbeln BEG Serrn Bob6els
nit @nnlor 81 llebfllen, oenn lie
nlBteit mir sit gut. Dob oieIe mn
iterioien 8offell Die ben &rieg ge.
pinuell ioIIten, niht in grI6einung
treten tpiir0en.
Die wiiienidnFtli9en 4rbeiter
fiihIten lid tioliert. 3ie MiIitar-
nnbmen Die .,3ipiIiIten" niht
in i6r @ertrouen. Die Goriher auf
@ebiet Der gleronoiitif fonntett
ibre l1nteriu1ungert nidt in binrei.
henoem Rontnft nit oen proftiIden
@eoiirfniIien Der 2lfftitreitfrdfte
fiibrets,
g@egebrte pno WiIitGrs ntltbten
,unteriroiiae Rnn6Ie" fnden, 1nan
lid miteinanoar nltsiprehen 5l ION.
men, uilo Ole MiIit1rffieger bnhen
Ilur Dor ben GeIebrtet @eipefk Die
ben yEyliegerjnrgon~ beritan6en,
p6brRno iie Die nnoaren pIg ,.ian-
Washington Journal., 1947-02-07
Breifseifen
gegen U. s.-POIhik

Berlin - Gaur tnopp 4 @ocben Be-
Dor in Nsosfau ole aibenmiutter ser
A @ruBm1dte 5llr 8eroting oes
1rieOeuspertrogs fiir GeutidIonO 5u-
ianrmenfommen iollen, perOeu pom
ruIIIifer iSeite neue 8reitieiten gegen
Sic Solitif Der Ser. Staatert in
Gelttlhlono obgefelert.
Zen MnIoB bier5u bilOet one llnei-
uiafeit IN Ser Berliner &omncnDofis
tlir, no @uBlono ii6 gepeigert bot,
nit ser SaItung Der 0rei ottoeren al.
Iiierten 4ounranoanfelt betreifs Der
Mfet6ooe fiir ole NeutuoH oeS Se-
observation-disclosures 8etttrdlouSi6uiies
iiberein5uititntnen.
Nlan lit in unterifonilhen &reiien
Ser anIi6t DnB Oieier &ropogon0c :
felS5ug gegen Die weltliden aaiierten
eiuen Geriu6 Der uS5& ooiteIIt,
flrS Dor Ser Mosfaiier &onFeren5 iif
sic unteritikung Der Geutiden gu Il.
hern.
siir8Iid lit 0ie @pfI1rung oes ruff.
Ihen BertreterS In Der 8erliner Ronl.
m~unOortlr, Oie 5iterit in elmer bon
SEN AuiIen SllgeIdilenen bieiigen 6eiit-
Iden 3eitungen erihien, in bier pei-
teren 8I1ttern ob8e0rudt 4porOen. Sti
oieier GrfIGrnng bate Der ruiifide
Bertreter, @enernIr1nior N[eranoer
aottfolu, bent lteltpartretenoen Il. Q.
&ounnoroonten, G6erit Granf 8.
SoiuIep, uttb onoeren 9lmerttencrli
oorgeuorfen, 0aB lie oerIuhten Ole
8abl Ses Central Mltsiduiies oes
Observation-Disclosures 3u 3iobotieren."
SotDleD bot 0tefen @orten oeg
ruIIiihen Generals bereit8 entgeeen
gebdlten, OaB er feline alliierten be-
.Ie3oigf itpo ieina eigenen 8eriprefen
ae6roden Butte.
g3ltn 8eiget Ole aus Mosfnu einge-
1angeuen Mtelonn0et, oaB in fat al
len pidtigelt rliIftiHen 3eitungen
aritif an Der 3eutihIetb EoIittf Der
ltS. rno GngIono geiibt miro.
go betout 0os &arteiorean Der
fouuuuni5tliden Nortei u3rnmoa,"
6aB Die amerifdniihen uro eagIiihen
8ertreter iii Berlin beGbiihti8ten,
ni1t cher Snfornlntionen iiber @rt-
nu~3ifi3ierung beraus5ugebet bis
&uBlanD tbnel Gin3eil9eiten iiber Die
6isber er3ipungenen Geparetionslei :
ftnngen III SItoettihInno gibt.
Sin 2aitartifel Der ,rSsnpeltia," Der
iih init Der GntDa5ifi3ierins befobt,
beDnuptet, ooB knllienOe friiberer at.
t1er Na5is nod imnler, trob hes
@pts0oner Mbfom1tterts, tpintige
@oItcn in Ser ne. nib britiI1en BE-
Iatutlgs3one efrndbmeit.
Sn ser @eperfihnfts- 3eitltnB
uEruS~ miro lit bent fiibrerOar
MrtifeI, ser lid nit Ser 9fnBenpoIitif
befaBt, sen umerifeItilden Beb0roen
porgemorferl lie b1tte1i 3ltgeIniien0n
BuDern eifre ,,9otyblirg Ser HenftiOn"
getporoen ipdtre,pp iepdrntiIttide Zen.
0en5en often 81 Gage traten. Gas
9[att nennt Sans @r9aro, Den nener
bagriiden 9remier, einen ,,Oerfn0der.
ten Meoftiondr.@
S9lieBlid beiduI0igt Ole Mrnnee-
8eitung ,iHoter Stern in eiflem Iui-
ieB, ser Orei SpoIten einnimmt, Die
Amerifaner urO gngIanoer, Dob, TO-
ipeit es Die oettihe GntntiIitarilie.
RING uttO Die inOuitrieIle Gnttpnff.
iriilt9 altgtnge tie Sic Beitintnring be5
Botsonii1er @bfonli1iers ltiht onsge-
fibrt bitten.
GieIe henerGi1et Qngrtffe gegen
bic beioen fpeliLihen 1niierten iteGten
Die 5lDeite Bruppe BON 8efnuLotgun.
gen innerboIb etner @ode Bar.
Washington Journal., 1947-02-07

proftiide Stltbenboder~ oern6teten.
SIN @egeniaB 5l Der Hnrtei unO
ben MtiIit1riteaen butte ole oeutide
Sn0uitrie Elm iebr glttes @efiibl fir
oen 8ert Der miiienidaitlihen 6or-
I6ungsurbeit. Gieie frltftbare 3li-
iommenarbeit, 10 fiibrt Or. @eorgit
aus, fiibrte 5iir @rfinoitng uno Ser
iteQllna Der 9 t.fSIitaeI6omben.
Washington Journal., 1947-02-07

Isle gebt's, &err Suiti5rdt2~
oMiierabefl Gobeiff1 babe id
gerug aber feline i'm Diiro. {
Washington Journal., 1947-02-07
Gt,uas 8eKerss

uDetfen sic fid", iaete Der
Milion1r 81 ieinem RriDatiefretdr,
..ntein Spbn lit nidt OaDon nbau-
bringen Ole gboriitin 81 beiraten.
Mber i'd neroe bin epterben tpenn
ct e tilt. 8itte teiIen Sic Inn Ons
nit"
Der Sefretar iiberIegt einelt
Mngenblid. sd tueiB etfpds bieL
baIferes~ ioete er odnfl lid peroe
es Der Gboriitin mttteilen.~
Washington Journal., 1947-02-07

Sn meinem aeben bdbe ID niGt
mebr 1Is 5tpri 8riefe befommen, sic
61s Norfo inert Dnren.
Washington Journal., 1947-02-07

aidt oIle Bidder fino 10 itumpf
Ipie ibte 1eier.
Washington Journal., 1947-02-07

Bds i9eren mid Renjgfenens
pidtiger 1T e., Dos 8it fennen,
mas ME oft miro.
The Arizona post., 1947-09-05
KIP'S REALTY ADDS STAFF

Milton VOgeI has joined hlp-S
Realty, $50 N. 9Th. ~-2t ...'-.
Mr.. vogel was a winter visitor
last year and the result was that
he brought his family and has
purchased a home at 4030 E. 1st.
In addition to his wife, Florene,
he has two children, Marilyn, 4,
and Joan, Is months.
He comes from New York
where he was in the linen and
towel supply business,
The Arizona post., 1947-09-05

Deciding firmly to return to the
-Celts some other time, properly
equipped for reading fine print,
I picked up a book which dealt
at length with Chinese culture.
Very interesting, but it was with
out an index. However, consider
ing the hundreds of volumes on
the shelves, 1 was undaunted.
Here were the Brontes leaning
against Freud and Carey aMcW1-
liams, Sophocles and Euripedes
rubbing shoulders with Noel Cow
ard and Somerset 2 Vaughan,
Henry Wallace resting cozily with
Herbert Hoover and the poetry
of William Blake! So there was l
and there were the books. Grand
mas box all over again! never
did get back to the Celtic New
Year nor to any other New Year
and all 1 can say at this point is
that hope yours is very happy
one. 7sGG 1rH .n-oc,1 Il .Glrq
The Arizona post., 1947-09-05
.,SSa i ass~ a~ssHsaaa&~~sns~i
.'E.Q''
BY Virginia Pistor
vaa~ ~a~ua 90 . assssa~S~au

My grandmother had an infall-
ible recipe for keeping young'un
out of mischief when all else fail
ed. She used to give me a big box
of odds = and ends and set me
searching for some small article
she had presumably mislaid! l
am sure now that she fixed" the
box and planted the object IzwaS
supposed to find. / never guessed
it then and consequently spent
many busy hours cheerfully look
ing for three small blue buttons
that matched, or 4 hook and eye
of a specific size. / 1A@ v
Railways started my search with
the utmost zeal b0t. happily
enough for sgrandnia,y after the
first few minutes invariably be-
came so engrossed ine assorted
treasures that my purpose was
forgotten and the afternoon sped
by as 1 built my own world of
phantasy out of grandma's box.
Well, times change, but pat
terms don't seem to vary much.
Even today the simple household
chore of busting the book shelves
is a task fraught with danger as
far as getting the job done is con-
cerned, Inevitably l find book /
haven't read or one that I want to
read again and all is lost! &
Before I left Tucson for my
vacation in Michigan, a POST
reader suggested that since the
New Year was almost here I
should do a column on the New
Years festivals of various peo
Piles.
Selling upon the idea with
eagerness, 1 called upon a friend
the other night whose library is
just the place to do a little quiet
research. Sitting in her lovely
pine-panelled living room, sur
rounded by the volumes of the
Encyclopedia Brittanica, Gan old
edition beautifully bound in Ital-
ian carved leather) Frazer's "The
Golden Bough" and many other
splendid books, the titles of which
have now escaped me, l soberly
began my project. I became
quickly begged down in a lengthy,
although erudite discussion of the
ancient Celtic custom of kindling
new fire on the Eve of Sanhain
but the print was fine and I had
forgotten to wear my spectacles.
The Arizona post., 1947-09-05
FINLEY IN BUSINESS,

The many friends of Nathan
Finley win be glad to learn that
he has gone into the Furniture
business, taking over Dawes Fur
niture Exchange, at 81 So. Meyer.
Finley, who made such a big
hit with his master-of-ceremony-
ing on the z. O.. A. benefit last
winter, promises plenty of bar
gains for those who visit him, as
he is clearing his stock, making
ready to move to larger quarters
on January 1st, in the Tucsonia
Hotel, on West Congress. 51u2 x
! Finley can be depended upon
to assemble a group of values that
will be hard to resist. Good luck,
Mattel brG Nh stl5Esc I8E ~.
Evening star., 1947-07-14
Marshall Plan
Continued From First Page,

Steering Committee. The size OF
the other committees was not speci.
fed, but it was presumed that Brit
ain and France, as the two largest
participating nations, would be rep.
resented on all of them.
The conference also decided yes
terday that its report on Europe s
needs and resources should be
ready for submission to the Amer
ican Government by September l
and agreed that the recovery pro.
gram should be set up on four
year basis.
In deciding that all nations at
tending the Paris sessions should be
represented on the Steering Com.
mittee, the conference voted thai
places should be reserved for al
other European states which de.
clare themselves willing to partici.
pate in its work"
The conference thereby left the
door open foi Soviet Russia or ary
of her satellites to take part ir
the program should they change
their minds.
The possibility Of this develop
ment, however, appeared more re-
mote than ever as the Russian press
and radio continued their attacks
on the Marshall plan and the Mos.
COW government further cementet
its economic ties with the smaller
nations in the Soviet orbit.
MOSCOW Radio Comments.
The Moscow radio asserted thai
the Sunday session had brought a
measure of disappointment to thu
organizers of the conference" anc
characterized the decision in favor
of 16-member steering committee
as defeat for Britain and France
Evening star., 1947-07-14

whom 1t accused OF trying to con.
centrate power "in the hands of q
small group of their trusted people.
Moscow broadcasts also asserted
that "the organizers of the Paris
conference are laboriously conceal
ing from the view of outsiders al
that is going on and endeavoring by
all means to create the impression
that harmony reigns."
Only a few hours before this
broadcast the conference had voted
formally to admit the press to all
plenary sessions and had instructed
the secretariat to inform newsmen
OF the proceedings in closed commit
tee sessions.
The Moscow press scoffed at the
use of the word European" in con-
nection with the conference, as
serted that of the participating ma
tions "only half fought against
Hitlerite Germany"
Sweden's Role Watched.
At the same time dispatches from
Moscow indicated that the Russian
government was watching with con-
siderable concern the part thai
Sweden is playing in the conference
"a concern which was reflected
in an Izvestia article assailins
American economic penetration
of Sweden" and asserting thai
Sweden's economic interests were
at odds with those of the United
States, France and Britain.
Dispatches from Sofia, mean
while, said that the Bulgarian
Ministerial Council had approved
an sS7 ,OO0, 900 trade agreement with
Russia covering 1947-48 imports and
exports. Bulgaria's chief imports
from Russia are cotton, rubber
railway cars, automobiles, trucks
tractors, machinery and medicines
Almost 80 per cent of the Bull
garian exports to Russia under the
agreement will be represented by
10000 tons of tobacco valued al
$36, 200, 900.
Further news of interchanges be-
tween the Soviet bloc came with
word of the arrival of Romanian
Premier Petru Croza and Foreign
Minister Gheorghi Tatarescu in
Sofia for talks with Bulgarian gov
ernment officials.
Evening star., 1947-07-14
Brewster Sees Trumun on Bill
ToPut Ex-Presidents in Senate

presidents would be entitled to
the rights and allowances of Sen
ators but would not have vote.
The bill would entitle any ex-
President to a seat in the Senate
unless he had been impeached. Her.
bert Hoover is the only living ex-
President.
The proposal Is similar to one
offered in the House for he past
several years by Representative
Garfield. Republican, of New Jersey
THE United States is singular ir
it's attitude toward it's politica
leaders and statesmen by virtually
discarding them after they have oc'
cupied the highest Office in the
land" Senator Brewster said.
Were this practice to prevail In
Great Britain, men. of the calibel
of Winston Churchill would have
been forgotten as long as 25 years
ago, with the result that England
and possibly the world, too, might
have been bereft OF his dynamic
leadership.
Evening star., 1947-07-14
meet shortly after the White House

meet shortly after the White House
session.
There have been rumblings of dis
content from high-ranking members
OF the House Appropriations Com
nittee now considering such items
Is the actual cash for the $400, ,00c,-
70 Greek Turkish aid bill. the $780,
5000 program for general foreign
..,ief, and $725, 900 for Army
relief and administration in occupied
areas. .-,,..
There is strong sentiment in the
House against giving any aid to
nations not participating in the
current Marshall plan conference
in Paris, which Russia and her sat-
elites have boycotted.
Currently the House list OF must"
legislation includes bills for unfit
cation of the armed forces, mini
mum wage boosts. poll tax curbs
appropriations, Federal employe,
loyalty standards and several doz-
en- less controversial measures.
Action Due This Week.
All are scheduled Tor considera-
tion this week, except the minimum
wage and poll tax bills, with Sat-
urday session likely because of to-
days automatic adjournment out
of respect to the late Representative
Mansfield, Democrat, of Texas, who
died Saturday.
To its sizeable list of must" bills
announced last week, the Senate is
expected to add a House-passed
measure allowing holders of an esti-
mated $1,000, ,000, 900 in CT terminal
pay bonds to cash them after Sep
tember / instead of holding them
five years.
The Senate already has passed the
armed services unification bill and
resumed debate today on the House.
passed $4,000, 900 900 income tax re-
duction measure.
The Senate also still has before 1t,
in addition to some stalemated ap-
propria ton bills, one Of the Presi-
dents reorganization plans rejected
by the House, House-passed meas
ures freezing social security taxes at
their present levels and continuing
sugar controls, a mine safety control
bill and several United Nations reso-
! lutiOnS,
Evening star., 1947-07-14
Bv The A,,oc;oted Press

Senator Brewster, Republican. OF
Maine talked with President Tru-
man today about bill to make ex-
Presidents of the United States
Senators at large.
Smiling broadly, Senator Brewster
said Mr.. Truman quipped that he
wouldn't be candidate for Senator
at large next year-presidential
election year-but that he might
eventually be interested.
Smile when you write that
though" Senator Brewster told re-
porters.
In a more serious vein. Senator
Brewster said Mr.. Truman was on
record in support of such a proposal
and had often discussed it when he
was a member of the Senate.
1.-THE theory behind the bill is that
the experience a man receives as
President would be invaluable to the
Senate" Senator Brewster said.
Under the Legislation which Sen
ator Brewster said he will introduce,
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of an extra session this fall" Sena-
tor Vandenberg reported.
"It was our view that no such
session is contemplated, although. OF
course, the President would have to
reserve the right to meet an unex-
pected necessity"
The Senate leader said Mr.. Tru-
man told the group of his apprecia-
ton of the usefulness of the fire.
quent conferences with Senate and
House leaders. The group included
top lawmakers of both parties.
"Mr. Truman pointed out that 20
of the 26 priority requests made OF
US in connection with legislation
already have been fully met, with at
least one more on the way" Senator
Vandenberg said.
The Senator observed that he did
not know which measure the Presi-
dent meant was ION the way" but
said it might have been the proposal
to boost the national minimum
wage from 40 to 60 cents an hour. a
program which the Republican
leadership is now pushing.
Displaced Persons to Wait.
"The President brought up the
urgency of the problem of displaced
persons" Senator Vandenberg went
on. "It was mutually agreed that
this is a situation which requires
constant attention by Congress, but
it was mutually recognized that
there are extreme legislative dif1i-
culties making conclusive action
this session all but impossible.
This matter will be further dis
cussed between us to see what can
be done about it in the future"
The Marshall proposal for Euro
pean self-help, aided by substantial
American dollars support, was dis
cussed only in connection with the
adjournment problem, Senator VAN
denberg said.
The President, he told questioners,
did not raise the question of the
sizeable foreign aid programs, in
cluding the Greek Turkish aid
measure which has received con-
gressional authorization but no di-
rect appropriation.
Mr.. Truman's assurance that he
will deal promptly" with the income
tax reduction bill entirely relieves
the pressures which otherwise might
have complicated the remaining
congressional agenda," Vandenberg
added.
Sees Final Senate Action.
He forecast that the bill, which
would make a 10.5 to 80 per cent
reduction in individual rates enec-
tive next January l, will get final
Senate action today.
The Republican Steering Com
mittee of the House arranged to
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Two Former Army Pilots
Die in HeIicopter Crash

LOS ANGELES. July IA P.-Twe
former Army pilots were killed yes
terday in the crash of an Army sur
plus helicopter just a few minutes
after it had taken off from Compton
Airport.
Sheriff's deputies identified the
victims as Homer D. Hoatson, 81, OF
Huntington Beach, Calf, and Felix
McManus, %, of Pomona. Calf.
The helicopter did not burn. Civil
Aeronautics Administration investi-
gators said the cause of the crash
was not determined. The craft was
owned by Lee Mansdorff, operator OF
an air service.