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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-12

trolu a vazanost cinz1, ktera
ma skonciti die noveho zakona
dnem 1. brezna pT1stfho roku.
Taft-Hartley zakon Dude zru-
Sen a National Labor Relations
Acts, Gill tax zvany Wagnerd6v
zakon, Dude move upraven. Ty-
to jeho move 1pravy must byti
vsak provedeny temi, kteri veT1
ma opravnenost v zakone obsa-
zenych zasad. Barley vsak
odm1tl prohlasiti neco blizsfho
a konkretnejsfho o techto zme-
mach.
Presidentdv program obcan-
ske rovnosti Dude vypracovan
a uzakonen. Americka pomoc
zahranicf Dude pokracovati a
kongres Dude uvazovati O dali
Isl pomoci Cine, bude-li O to po-
zadan. An v tonic pr1pade Sc
senator bl1ze nevyjadril.
Barley rovnez prozradil, re
Sc nehodla vzdati sve dosavad-
nj cinnosti v senate pred 20.
lednem, kdy Dude wat do pTi-
sahy jake novy vice-president
Spojenych Stat6. Naznacil, re
Ii pc te Dude Sc aktivne zaj1ma-
ii o cinnost v senate.
Tez socianli zabezpeceni Dude
miti novem kongrese
prednost.
Revise systemu socialn1ho po-
jisten1, vcetne ieho rozs1reni ma
dalsf vrstvy obyvatelstva a IVY
Semi pojistnych pozitkd, Dude
patrne prednostne projednana
novym, demokraty ovladanym
kongresem pTede vsemi jinymi
predlohami danovymi a podob-
nymi.
Zdanen1 nadmernych korpo-
racnfch ziskG, oc Sc president
Truman kdysi primlouval, bu-
de pro nejblizsi dobu odsunuto
do pozad1, stejne jake pT1pad-
ne zvysen1 ddchodove dane fly
sickych osob. Rovnez prodlou-
zenf Reciprocal Trade Agree
ments Act Dude patrne kongre-
sem projednano pfednostne
hned pc rozs1renf socialnihc
~pojistenf, a to ma plnou dobu
trf let a bez omezen1, odhlaso-
vaneho minulym kongresem
pres president1v odpor.
Definitivni vysledky scftani
HAST.
Celkem bylo odevZdano 46,
1913, 919 HAST, z nichz obdrze
president Truman 23,079,06C
hlas1 a z1skal 304 volitele, gu.
werner Dewey obdrzel 21,094,-
756 HAST a 189 volitelG, gu.
vernerovi Thurmondovi bylC
odevzdano 925,226 HAST a us
kal 38 v~olitelG, Wallace obdr-
Eel 1,O9O,877 HAST a nez1ska.
zadneho v~olitele.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-12
DEN PRfMERf.

VGera IL. llStOpadu bylO pc
Ecele Americe vzpominano 80,
vvrocf "Dne Pfimerf" Gill jak
20 americku rikame "Armistice
Day.. Tento den jest vyrazem
neivyssf pocty tenn America
MIN, kteTf polozili sv6 zivoty
ma oltar vlasti We dvou Sveto-
vych Vojnach.
Den II. listopadu je dnem
zasvecenym "Zftrku'', re Anne
rika musf zGstati silnou a re
valce musi byti zabraneno. Jest
to den ku pocte muzd a zen
vesker6 Ozbrojene Sluzby, KITE
RI donna, v Europe a ma Dalnem
Vychode pomahaj1 chraniti mir
a zachovati nasi narodn1 bez-
pecnost!
V zajmu udrzeti Ameriku
silnou, Kongres opravnil nasi
Armada ku zvetseni ma 837, 900
a Letectvo ma 500, 900. Dobro-
volne nabory budou hrati dGle-
zitou roll k dosazenf a udrzen1
teto silly. u. S. Letecky Sbor
Dude pokracovati k doplneni
svych rad dobrovolnlky. Ar
mazda pouzije odvod pouze k
vyplnenf mezery mezi dobro-
volnym najimanfm a mesfcni-
kvotami. We skutecnosti vi
ce muz1 hlas1 Sc dobrove1ne do
Armady nez-li k jinym odvet-
vim Ozbrojene Moci, avsak po-
treby Armady jsou vetsi. Ar
mazda chce dobrovolniky. z
mladych muzd, kteTf Sc dali
najmouti cd 3 do 6 rokd pri-
chazf vyspely kadr Pravidelne
Armady vojfnd, kteri 81 Wy
volili vojensky zivot, ponevadz
no cht6ji "a sve povolanf. z
rad dobrovolnfkG vychazejl
technici a specialists, bez nichz
modernf valecny stroj nemdze
operovati. Take hospodarky-
dobrovolnfci jsou nejlepsf in
vestici poplatnfkG. K vystroji
a vycviku l vojaka je zapotfe-
bf pres $1,000. PrGmerny bra
nee (selectee) opousti Armada
pc Fl m6sicfch sluzby. Avsak
dobrovolnfk Sc naj1ma ma tri a
vice let a NIUE Sc dati znovu
najmouti, c1mz Sc pIvodnf in
vestice do dobrovoln1ka udrzu-
je pc vice rokG.
Armada a Letectvo poskytu-
il dobrovoln1k1m mnohe who
dy, ktere nemohou dosahnout
V civiln1m zivote. Dobrovoln1k
ma moznost vyvoliti 81 technic-
kou skolu die sve vile, niue
81 zvoliti sluzbu ma Dalnem W.
chode neb Europe, die Army
Career Planu niue professional
ne postupovati coz zalez1 ma
jeho schopnosti Jest mnoho a
mnoho pfilezitosti pro dobro-
voln1ky jak Armada tax v
Leteckem Sboru. ODE tato Cd
vetvf nabfzf dobry plat, pozit-
ky a dozivotni jensi pc 2Oti-
lete sluzbe a mncho pr1lezitostl
K ceStOvanf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-12
POHRBY.

- Dne 4. litopadu zemTel p.
Louis P. Meyer, Sr., manzel p1.
Ida Meyer, 2419 E. Madison ST.
We start Is let. Narodil Sc v
Ceskoslovensku a do Ameriky
pTiiel v roce 1906.
Pohreb konal Sc 6. listopadu
re SchimInkova Pohf. Domu
ma Baltimore Cemetery.
Dne 4. listopadu zemrela
pf. Mary Picozzi, manzelka p.
Carlo Picozzi, 608 N. Castle st.
We start 62 let. Narodila Sc v
Italii a do Ameriky pTijela pred
"a roxy.
Pohreb konal Sc 6. listopadu
re Schim1nkova Pohf. Domu
do kostela st. Andrews a Cd
tud ma Baltimore Cemetery.
A. listopadu zemrel pan
Edward I. Radecke, manzel p1
Bertha Radecke, 1000 Ridge
croft Road We start 46 rok1
Narodil Sc V Baltimore.
PohTeb konal Sc 8. listopadu
re SchimGnkova Pohf. Domu
do kostela sv. Anton1na a Cd
tud ma hTbitov sv. Stanislava.
Dne 8. listopadu zemrela
vdova p1. Victoria F. Maccis
400 N. East Ave-, We start 63
rokG. Narodila Sc ma Litve.
PohTeb konal sc II. listopa-
du re S~chimGnkova PohT. Do
mu ma hrbitov Nejsv. Vykupi-
tele.
Dne 8. listopadu zemrel
starry krajan p. Prokop Pernica
1877 N. Duncan st, Bylo mu 81
roxy. Narodil Sc v Ceskoslo-
vensku a do Ameriky prijel
pred 81 roxy. Mast mladsf ge-
neraci byl dobfe IMAM, nebot
byl dlouholetym skoln1kem Ces
Svob. Skoly Aug. Hermana.
Prinalezel k Radu JaroslaO
z DUDE G. S. A. Zanechal zde
zarmoucenou manzelku pf. We
roniku Pernica a dcery: pf
Rose Gorgensen a pf. Amelia
Luther.
Pohreb konal Sc II. listopa
du re SchimGnkova Pohf. Do
mu ma Cesky Narodnf Hrbitov
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-12
Americke zemsdelstvi preko-
nava sovetske.

Washington, D. C. - Rusove
tvrdili, re jejich zpnsob zuzit-
kovan1 orne pGdy prekonava
vsechno co mohou kapitalistic-
Ike staty ma tonic poll vykonat.
Toto tvrzen1 bylo rozhodne po-
pTeno americkymi farmaTsky-
mi vGdci.
Znalci tvrd1, re v Americe
bylo v tonic ohledu "a posled-
Mich 5 let vykonano vice, nez
|Rusove slibuj1 ucinit "a Is let.
Porovnan1 zacalo, kdyz Rusove
oznamili sv1j melioracnf pro-
gram a obsahly plan byl uve-
Tejnen soucasne v moskevske
"Pravde" a "Izvestii' a tam
bylo prave tvrzeno, re mic ia
koveho neexistuje v kapitalis-
tickych statech.
Allen B. Kline, reditel Anne
ricke farmarske kancelare IVA
df, re sc bez nejake centraliso-
vane kontroly da docflit znac-
ne vice. Podtajemnik v trade
zemedesltvl Albert j. Loveland
potvrdil toto udani zjistenlm,
re ruska udan1 byla presne po-
rovnana S vysledky v Americe
"a pri tom bylo ~ziisteno, re pr
vyuzitkovanf pGdy a vodn1 silly
bylo v Americe Ia jeden rok
docileno tolik, co Rusove chteJ1
ldosahnout "a Is let.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-12
Telefoni spolecnost pozadala
O zvySeni sazeb.

S vydelky rapidne klesajlci-
mi a vylohami ma nejvyssl vysi,
Chesapeake a Potomac Tele-
phone Co. Mesta Baltimore po-
dala tyto dny k Public Service
Commission zadost O zvysenf
telefon1ch sazeb.
UpoZornujeme naSe ctenare
ma jejich velkou oznamku ma
zadn1 strane, kde odd6vodnuji
pozadavek zvysenf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-12


prekvapil pravem kde koho,
demokraticka strana jmenova-
la p. Trumana jen proto, re ne
byl pc ruce kandidat lepsl, opo-
Size progresivnfch a dixiekratu
byla dals1 hrozbou a temer &C.
IL fisk podporoval pana Dewey
no. Pod vlivem techto skutec-
nosti Sc pax dali do prace vsi-
chni tt remeslni a soukrom1 pro-
roci a vysledek dopadl poole
toho, jednohlasn6 dosp6li k u
sudku, re pan Truman nema
nejmens1 vyhlldky. Pc volbach
pax zacalo vysvetlovan1 a bylo
toho tolik, re to nelze AMI vse-
chino zaznamenat. Pan Dewey
sam spatruje hlavn1 pr1cinu ne
uspechu v prflisne sebeddvefe
republikanG.
Avsak tento d1vod pine ne
obstoj1 proto, re byli Ease mno-
ri Tide, kter1 nevolili pana Tru-
mana jen proto ponevadz po-
v~azovali jeho vyhl1dky "a bez-
madeline.
Ostatne to byl pan Dewey
sam, ktery k te prehnan6 sebe-
ddvere nejv1ce prispel, delalo
to obcas DOZEN jake by nepo-
vazoval nejakou volebnl agita-
CT "a nutnou, kdyz to ma bez-
tax vsechno kapse.
Nestastne vedena volebn1
propaganda Sc pax take zrca-
dlila v guvernerskych a kon-
gresnich volbach, ktere prime
sly demokraticke strane tax
znacne 1spechy, re nynf ovla-
da kongres. Ma to ovsem tn
nevyhodu, re sc demokrate ne
budou moci vymlouvat ma nj
koho a budou muset nest plnou
zodpovednost "a vsechno CO Sc
Dude dit.
Jeste vice zklamani nez re-
publikani budou ash NIT ex-
tremnf skupiny ma obou XII
dlech. Velmi spatne pochodi-
la progresivn1 strana, kdyz zis-
kala neco pres 2 procenta hla-
ST. Cele hnut1 bylo vybudova-
no ma pfedpokladane pr1tazli-
vosti pana Wallace, o kterem
jeho stoupenci pfedpokladali,
re Dude umet prilakat massy
lidu. Hlasovali pro neho ko-
muniste a extremn1 liberalove
a volby podaly ddkaz O tom, re
ODE skupiny jsou pocetne vel
mi slabe. o onech extremn1ch
liberalech Sc to predem vede-
10, avsak sila komunist1 byla
neznama, oni budou uvazovat
o tom, IDA by nebyli ucinili le-
pc, kdyby byli Install v1bec
donna, alespon by nebyli prozra
dill jak malo jich We skutecno-
sti je.
Prave tax zklamani budou
asi j1zane, kdyby to byl pan
Dewey vyhral, tax by byli mo-
hi r1ci, re to bez Mich nejde.
Kdyz to nynf pan Truman Wy
hral bez Mich, nebude muset k
jeiich pozadavk6m zdaleka
pTihl1zet tax. jake kdyby no
byli pri volbach podporovali.
Postoi ciziny
je rdzny Poole politicke struk-
fury jednotlivych statu. V Cine
jsou zklamani a zapadn1 Evro-
pa je celkem spokojena, kdyz
Sc jim nyhejsl kurs americke
politiky docela zamlouva. Pan
Dewey Size podporoval nynej-
81 politiku, avsak nemohlo sc
piece vedet, nedojde-li k ne
kterym zmenam.
V Rusku to mali tezke, trva-
10 jim to nekolik dnd nez ma
brali dech, must lidem donna
vysvetlit proc to sampion vel
kych mass pan Wallace prohral
a jak to je S vladou Wall Street
a imperialismem, kdyz to mis-
to pana Deweyho vyhral p. Tru-
man. Tamnf novinaTi NELL jiste
jiz pfipravene pekne clanky a
nyn1 Sc to must vsechno menit,
avsak necht 81 z toho mic nede-
1aiI zdniS1u novin8TiH1ro GO de-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-12
President Truman je ma dovo-
Iene " Key West, Fla.

President Truman priletel
SWIM osobnim letadlem "1nde-
pendence" ma 14-denn1 dovo-
|lenou ma namornl zakladnu
Kew West ma Floride.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-12
Z Okrsku Zupy Vychodni.

Pravidelna schGze Okrsku
zupy Vychodni Sc kona tuto
nedeli, ID. listopadu " Baltimor-
ske Sokolovne We 2 hod. odpol.
Pred schGzf jest nacvicena no
dina zen a muz1G.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-12
Vzpominka re Swear.

Tento tyden dostali jsme PEEK
nou pohlednici re starobyleho
svycarskeho mesta Bernu ma
ktere stale: Pozdravy re Svy-
carska. Navstfvili jsme mesta
Lucern, E%ngelburg, Locarno,
Luzano, Bern, zenevu a Basi-
lei. Jest to krasna a malebna
zeme. Pochutnavali jsme 81 ma
svycarskem syru a lahodnych
pastikach. Zasflame mile po-
zdravy a vzpomfnky naslm pra-
telGm a ctenaTGm TELEGRAPH.
c.. w. O. - Walter Ransom,
Lillian a Donald.
P1. Ransom je dcerou kraja-
MI p. a pf. Frank Steiner.
Dekujeme "a milou vzpo-
mlnku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-12
CENOVA
MA OBZORU.
Senator Barley predpovida, Re
81. kongres presidenta k tomu

81. kongres presidenta k tomu
zmocni.
Rudouc1 vice-president, demo-
kraticky senator Albert w.
Barley, predpovedel, re pr1sti
81. kongres zmocn1 presidenta
XII zaveden1 cenove kontroly,
ktera mt byla odeprena repu-
blikany ovladanym 80. kongre-
sem. Ma tiskove konferenci,
ktera byla usporadana pc tri-
umfalnim navratu presidento-
We do B1leho domu, ucinil Bark
ley jeste tyto dalsl pTedpovedi
Pf1st1 kongres prodlouzl kon-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-12
Raketove letadlo dosahlo rych'
LOST 1000 mil "a hodinu.

Washington, D. C. = Pokus-
ne raketove letadlo XS-1 dosa-
hlo pri nekolika letech rychlo-
sti presahuj1c1 1000 mil "a no
dinu. Ornament to bylo uci-
memo armadn1m letectvem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-12
Politely uprchlik, ktery Sc ma
LEA " Americke okupacnf zone
JARA KOHOUT

znamy prazsky herec divadla,
filmu a rozhlasu hleda mezi
americkymi krajany rucitele
pro cestu do Spojenych StatG.
Kdyz no nalezne, slibuje vsem
nasfm krajanGm, re je Dude cas-
to a Tadne rozesmavati.
Podrobne zpravy ochotne poda
Redakce
843 N. Washington Street
Baltimore 3, Md.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-12
SpOrtOvn1 Hl1dka.
KRfZKOVE ZAPASY
" COLISEUM.

Pro pffstf 1tery, dine 16. lis
topadu Mr.. Ed Contos porada-
tel kffzkovych zapas1 v Coli
scum pfipravuje velice slibny
program ma nemz 1cast brat
budou vynikaj1c1 zapasn1ci.
AMERICAS
WRESTLING SENSATION
GORGEOUS GEORGE
Hollywood, Cal. - FLA ID.
Evening star., 1948-09-06
SpyChurqe
Continued From First Page.D

than to withdraw Mr. Ewing. Off
cials said Mr.. Ewing is back in the
United States.
Communists control the govern
ment of Bulgaria. which is in the
Soviet sphere. Mr. Ewing was
named vice consul at Sofa October
d. 1947. He had been assigned to
Sofia as an attache January 9. l947.
Mr.. Ewing, 38 and married. was
born in Milwaukee, Wis He was
graduated from Dartmouth College
in 1882. He attended summer school
in Austria in 1884 and the Universi-
ty Of New Hampshire in 1886 and
1910, He was an American college
instructor in Bulgaria in 1881 to
1885 Then he became a high school
teacher and an insurance agent.
He was in the Army in 1945 and
1946.
1t. Dreher already had completed
his tour of duty in Moscow when he
was confronted with the spy charge
and the Embassy simply sped his
departure.
The Dreher case was nearly four
months old when the Soviets Splurg-
ed it. This led to widespread specu-
lation among diplomats here that
the Russians had kept it on the
shelf for just some such incident
AS that Of the refugee Russian
school teachers. That case was at
tracing world wide attention at the
time.
Evening star., 1948-09-06
Democrats Tell Labor
-. ~.
Their Party Is Hope
OF Working Man
BY me kssoeioted Press

Administration spokesmen told
Labor Day audiences throughout
the Nation today the hope of the
working man is the Democratic
Party.
Speakers included Secretary of
Labor Tobin, Secretary of Agricul-
ture Brannan and Assistant Secre-
tary Of Labor John w. Gibson.
American Federation Of Labor
President William Green, also a
speechmaker, made no reference to
the AFL committee to work for the
Truman -Barkley ticket, however, in
his remarks.
Secretary Tobin read of what he
called the record Of achievement"
of the Roosevelt Truman admin
istrations in speech at an Akron
rally.
Tobin Attacks NAM.
OF the Republican controlled
Eightieth Congress, Secretary To-
bin said it scarcely needed the
prodding it received from the Ma
tional Association of Manufacturers
to turn their big guns on the 61,-
600 900 wage earners in this coun-
try"
The new cabinet officer turned
briefly to foreign policy to recall
labor's support of the Marshall
Plan for European recovery and the
unsuccessful efforts In the House
to reduce funds for its operation.
He continued:
Based on performance in 1948,
there is serious doubt, due to
strong isolationist sentiment, wheth-
er a Republican Congress would ap-
propriate adequate funds for con-
tinuance Of this program so vital
to our own security and world
peace"
Praises Fight on Reds.
With a word OF praise for what he
called the efforts of labor unions ito
stamp out the evil doctrines of COM
munism,' Secretary Tobin added
They can and they are doing the
job that some committees OF Con-
gress are trying to do They
have been doing real job, and not
for partisan, political and publicity
purposes"
In another speech at the same
rally in Akron's Summit Park, Will
liam Green, AFL president, said his
organization has resisted and re-
pulsed all efforts by the Commun-
lists to capture control OF our
unions"
AFL leaders have agreed to set up
a committee to work for the Tru-
man-Barkley ticket. Mr.. Green
made no reference to this in his
speech. But he called on wage
earners to register and vote so I'VE
can elect new Congress and give
it clear mandate for progress"
Gibson Speaks at Duluth.
Another pat on the labor back
for dealing with Communists came
from Mr.. Gibson in a speech at an
AFL-CIO rally at Duluth, MINI.
Il might say here and now that
they are doing a far better job on
the inside than ANYBODY else Is
Evening star., 1948-09-06

doing, or can do, from the outside, -
Mr.. Gibson said.
The administration didn't confine
its vote drive strictly to the labor
element today. It sent Secretary
Brannan to Fairbault. Mimi, with
a contention that the 80th Congress
has had no inclination to legislate
in the interests of either the farmer
or the laboring man."
Interdependent Groups.
Secretary Brannan said agricul-
ture and labor are 80 interde-
pendent that neither of us could
prosper without the other"
There are politicians who believe
that If they can divide us, neither
of us will be strong enough to de
feat their selfish interests" he said
in his prepared text, IF we fight
between ourselves, We will be unable
to defeat them, our common
enemy"
Secretary Brannan defended price
supports for agriculture commodi-
ties, calling them mighty handy to
have when needed"
TO pull them down would be like
taking minimum wage and unem-
ployment compensation rights away
from labor" He said.
Turning to the Communists in
Government issue, Secretary Bran
nan said:
I can't help wondering why our
Republican friends don't do more
OF their searching for Communists
In New York and California, where
Evening star., 1948-09-06
Cancer Clinics Raise
Fee From $40 10 SIS

Persons using the cancer detec-
ton clinics will be asked to con-
tribute SIS rather than the $40
previously requested. the District
Medical Society's Cancer Control
Committee said today.
The increase is necessitated, the
society pointed out. by increased de-
mands on the local unit of the
American Cancer Society for funds
to help in educational, research and
service work. The clinics now are
operating, at deficit despite long
waiting lists of patients.
Clinics affected are those at Gar
field, Doctors and George WASH
ington University Hospitals. The
new clinic to be opened at George
Evening star., 1948-09-06
runun
(Continued From First Page0

that fight for an honorable and
just peace in the world and we are
going to get It," He was referring
to American troops in the war who
had fought "for peace in the world
and freedom of the individual
Mr.. Truman paid tribute to
Grand Rapids three Congressional
Medal of Honor winners He also
was met by another Harry Tru-
man-Harry Truman Bostwick, age
3. The boy was born the day Mr.
Truman became President, April II,
1916.
From Grand Rapids the President
travelled to the State capital at
Lansing before reaching Detroit for
his major Labor Day address.
The drive for Mlchigan's 10 cleo
toral votes is the opening thrust
of campaign that will take the
President from one end of the coun-
try to the other before November 2
produces a decision in the preSi-
dental race. 1t presents him to the
public in the new role of standard
bearer in the Democrats bid for
another four years in the White
House instead of merely hopeful
candidate for the nomination Of
his BADLY split party as was the case
when Mr. Truman travelled to the
Pacific Coast in June.
Promised Labor Vote.
Pennsylvania labor leaders as
sured Truman he will get the work
ing mans vote in their State next
November. The assurance was made
in Harrisburg when his special
train stopped late yesterday. A
delegation of % union officials shook
hands with Mr.. Truman.
The CIO will be in your corner
assured Harry Boyer. president of the
Pennsylvania Industrial Union
Council. The other labor leaders
gave the President similar assur-
ances amid exuberant replies OF
fine, fine" from the Chief Execu-
tive.
One Of the group on the station
platform greeted Mr.. Truman with
loud 'Labor's for you, Mr.. Presi-
dent"
II may be egotistical," the Presi-
dent answered that one, But ]
think they ought to be-look at the
record"
Observers waited with interest to
see the Presidents. treatment OF
Senator Ferguson. Republican. OF
Michigan, head of the Senate espion.
age inquiry, with whom he has been
at swords point over personnel data
bearing on spy suspects.
Senator Ferguson comes up fol-
reelection this year, and while the
primary still is to be gotten out ol
the way, it appears that ne viii
get into the November finals against
former democratic Representative
Frank Hook.
= Detroit Is Senator Ferguson's home
Evening star., 1948-09-06

town, and just what Mr.. Truman
may have to say about the Senator
if anything-was the source of
speculation on the Presidential
Special.
In addition to his Michigan
speeches, Mr.. Truman will give a
back platform talk late tonight at
Toledo, Ohio, when his train makes
Commute operating stop.
1t will be the second time that
he has been in Ohio for platform
appearances, the June trip having
given him an opportunity for a
couple OF speeches on the other side
Of the State.
Between Detroit and Toledo the
President will make the talks at
Pontiac and Flint. He travels from
Detroit to Pontiac by automobile
picking up his train at the latter
point.
The Presidential Special, which
left Washington over the Pennsyl-
vania at $3.50 pm. yesterday is due
back in the Capital at 12:45 pm
tomorrow.
Daughter Is With Him.
The Presidents daughter, Mar
garet, and his staff are with him
His advisers include William Boyle
former resident of Kansas City, 8
one time Truman secretary, and 8
representative of the Democratic
national committee. Raymond M
Foley, Housing Administrator ano
a resident of Michigan, went along
His speech-writing group include
Clark M. Clifford, special counsel
Charles Murphy, administrative as:
sistant, and Press Secretary Charlie:
Ross.
The President begins the cam.
paign in confident mood" Mr.
! Ross told reporters. He is looking
forward to the campaign witt
eagerness."
Evening star., 1948-09-06
One Killed, Three Injured
In Bus and Auto Collision
sy the Associated Press

by ms ASsoeiofed Fress
SPRINGFIELD. Ohio, Sept. g.
One man was killed and three per-
sons were injured early today in a
collision between an automobile and
"a Greyhound bus, IL miles of here
on Route 40.
Coroner Austin Richards of Clark
County said the dead man was
John Robert Clifford, 20, of Rush
vile, Ind.
None of the occupants of the bus,
east-bound from st. Louis to Pitts
burgh and driven by Alton Stone,
A, of near Bridgeport, Ind, was
injured.
Three occupants Of Mr. Clifford's S
car, Jimmy Cox. 10, Of Rushville;
Walter Baker, 20, of Franklin, Ind,
and Robert Van Bibber, 20. a sailor
of Rushville, were injured. none
seriously. They were taken to
Miami Valley Hospital, Dayton for
! treatment.