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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-22
SLOVENSKO Sc BRANf
KOMUNISMU.
vlada Sc Ottawa povsta
nj lidu ma Slovensku.


Slovenstf uprchlfci, kteri pri-
sli do Vfdne, vypovfdajf, re ma
Slovensku V posledn1ch ty-
dnech opet dochazf Ike stav-
kan, povstanfm a nepokojdm.
Zahorklost vsech Slovak6 pro-
ii nynejslmu rezimu je tax We
lika. re prazska komunisticka
vlada Sc vsi vaznostf Sc Ottawa
~povstani lidu, podporovaneho
vsemi vrstvami slovenskeho ma
roda. Vetsf oddly sloven-
skych vojakG a ddstojnfkd Sc
ukryly v les1ch a v horach a
n~avazaly spojenf s jednotkami
podzemnfho hnutf a S rdznymi
partyzanskymi oddly. Vlada,
ktera v Praze rozhoduje jen z
milost1 Kremlu, neduvefuje
liz take slovenskym dGstojn1-
kim, kteff do komunisticke
strany vstoupili jen formalne
We velikonocnlm tydnu vlad-
ne tedy ma celem Slovensku at
mosfera nejvyse napjata.
Proti komunisticke oddly drzi
" rukou nsktere vesnice.
V kraifch vychodne cd Bes.
kyd drzf partyzanske protiko-
munisticke jednotky v rukou
|vladu mad nekolika vesnicem.
a mcdowell, ably oficielni jed.
notky komunisticke policie {
rnznf komisafi prichazeli de
vesnic. Sedlaci i prosty ven.
kovsky lid partyzany podpo
rule, protoze vseobecne sc &c.
ka ma zmenu a ma pad komu.
nismu.
Protikomuniste Sc zmocnili
stTeliva Ruzomberku.
Ruzomberska kasarna, kde j
um1stena pravidelna csl. vo.
jenska posadka, byla v nestle
zenem okamziku prepadena
Normalne jsou tato kasarns
obsazena 1000 muzi. We chvf
Ii - kdy devet desetin cele pc
sadky bylo ma cvicenf mimc
mesto - prepadly partyzanskt
jednotky kasarny a zmocnil
se veskerych zasob munice
Zajata byla take pomerne ma
Ia hlldka kasaren a cely sbo1
partyzand, ~protikomunistic.
kych bojovnfkd Sc vratil be-
jedine ztraty do svych hor
skych posic.
V horach vychazf ctrnacti
denne slovensky litografovanJ
lcasopis, ktery je potajmu 81
lTen pc vesnicfch Slovenska
Take vlastnf partyzanska Wy.
sflacka podava lidu zpravy jail
ina pracovat proti komunistic.
kemu nasil1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-22
Mlecne vyrobky volne We
Francii.

Paflz. - Francouzsky mini
stersky pTedseda Andre Queil-
lie oznamil, re pc Is. dubnu
Dude mono koupiti mleko, ma
slo a syr bez pridelovych list
XII. Tfmto naT1zen1m konci
devftilety pTfdelovy system
mlecnych vyrobkd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-22

Nejlacineji vyvazla z posle-
dnf valky Italie. Tu to stale
ienom korunu.
Evening star., 1949-04-24

Mrs. william r. Clement. wife of
Mai. Gen. Clement Of the Marine
Corps, are on the Executive Com
mittee. Vice Admiral Radford,
Vice Admiral Fechteler and Gen.
Fechteler also are sponsors
Fleet Admiral william D. Leahy
heads the list for the Marine
services, which also includes Fleet
Admiral and Mrs. Ernest J. King.
Fleet Admiral and Mrs. Chester
w. Nimitx. Fleet admiral and Mrs.
William r. Haisey. Gen. and Mrs,
Alexander A. vandegrift. Admiral
and Mrs. Thomas G. Kinkaid,
Admiral and Mrs. William H.
r. Blandy. Admiral and Mrs.
Claude c. Bloch, Admiral and
Mrs. James o. Richardson. Ad-
miral and Mrs. Royal e. Ingersoll,
Admiral and Mrs. Harold r. Stark,
Gen. and Mrs. Thomas I. Hol-
comb and Admiral and Mrs. Au-
Ebrey w. Fitch.
Others are Vice Admiral and
Mrs. Harry w. Hili. Vice Admiral
and Mrs. Robert B. Carney. Vice
Admiral and Mrs. John D. Price,
vice Admiral and Mrs. Arthur
|C. Miles. Vice Admiral and
Mrs. Arthur d. Struble. Vice
Admiral and Mrs. Alfred W
Evening star., 1949-04-24

ALI OF the gold braid in and
near Washington win be glisten-
ing at the gala Navy Relief Bal
which win be given Friday eve-
ming. May s. at the Statler Hotel
Plans for this gay and colorful
event recall memories Of the bril-
liant Navy relief balls that In
former years always were held In
the especially appropriate sail LOFT
at the Navy Yard. Then. as now
top ofiicial. service and resident
society wouldn't miss being there
and for this years super ball an
imposing number Of high rankers
are participating as sponsors 81
well as subscribers.
Mrs. Louis z. Denfeld. wife Of
the Chief of Naval Operations. Il
chairman Of the Executive Com
mittee for the bah, and the ad-
miral, Of course. Is among thf
sponsors. Mrs. Clifton B. Gates
wife Of the Commandant Of the
Marine Corps: MIS- Arthur w
Radford. wife Of the Vice Chief ol
Nayal Operations: Mrs. William
nj. Fechteler. wife Of the Deputy
Chief os Naval Operations. and
Evening star., 1949-04-24
Gold Broid to Shine at Navy Ball

johnson, Vice Admiral and Mrs,
Robert L. Ghormiey. Vice Admiral
and Mrs. Emory s. Land and Vice
Admiral and Mrs. Vincent r
Murphy.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Luther
Sheldon. IT.. are on the list. %
are Mai. Gen. and Mrs. Oliver
p. smith, Rear Admiral and Mrs
Albert B. Noble. Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Thomas I. Sprasue,
Rear Admiral and Mrs Edwin D.
Foster, Rear Admiral and Mrs
Alfred III. Pride. Rear Admiral
and Mrs. David II. Clark. Rear
Admiral and Mrs James l. Hol-
Ioway. ir.;: Rear Admiral and Mrx
Charles welIborn. Rear. Admiral
and Mrs. Clifford A. Swanson
Rear Admiral and Mrs. William
N. Thomas and Rear Admiral and
Mrs. George L. Russell.
Still others are Mai. Gen and
Mrs Louis McCarty Little. Reas
Admiral and Mrs. Gilbert J. Row-
clifIe. Rear Admiral and Mrs
John ]. Manning. Capt. and Mrs
Smith Hempaaone. Capt and Mrs
william D. Chahdler. Col. Kath-
arine T0wie Of the Marine Corps
and Capt. joy =. Hammock % the
Navy.
Evening star., 1949-04-24
Exclusively Yours
Palm Beach Socialite Threatens
To Compete as Restaurateur
BY Betty Beole'

dish couple. the Agricultural At
tache and Mrs. Gregor Bendz. is
going to marry French count
Edythe Anne Corbin Bruce and
husband Charles, who's both a
doctor and q colonel. are moving
back to Washington where Charles
will be in the Surgeon Generals
Office. The switch from Baltimore
to Washington will be a fait ac-
compli by June L.. Betty Tyson
played the ingenue role in the
Theater Guilds radio production
Of Summer and Smoke" last week
with the greatest of ease. Looks
like she's going places on the air.
waves.
Larry Barringer and his good
friend, Joe Hammond. are up
from Columbia. S.. c., for the
week end as the guests Of Sue and
Phil Clarke. They all went down
to Warrenton yesterday for the
Gold Cup races. lunched first with
the Alan Moultons. and afterward
joined the Juan Ceballos for the
hunt ball at the Springs Field Club.
BritiSher Adrian David and
his wife Anne are also here for the
week end. came down from Oyster
Bay, Long Island, where Adrian
sets out each morning for his job
with the q. N.
Harry Haller is giving cocktail
party this afternoon for Rear Adj
miral e. H. vom Heimburg and
wife Eleanor. who Is Admiral VIII
liam Glassford's daughter. The
vom Heimburgs are leaving May .
for Rio de Janeiro where the ad-
miral win be Naval Attaci1e ct the
American Embassy for the next
/ two and one half years. =. When
Artist Mary Core marries Edward
Fisher they'll live ct Key West
where he Is director Of the Mar
telio Gallery which opened with
fanfare last Sunday.
Evening star., 1949-04-24
Embassy Row
Lively With
Entertaining

The Netherlands Ambassador
and Nine. van Klefiens we're hosts
yesterday at luncheon entertaining
q small group Of guests for the
Indonesian members OF the Neither
lands delegation TO the United
Nations who are In Washington
over Sunday. Raden Abduikadrr
who Is q former acting lieutenant
governor Of Indonesia. and Raden
Kadarman. both OF whom are
from Java. arrived In Washington
yesterday morning and viii return
to New York this evening.
The Assistant Trade Commis-
sioner In Washington for the
Netherlands. Baron d. w. van
Welderen Rengers. and Baroness
van Weldercn Rengers viii be hosts
at a similar informal luncheon
today for the visitors entertaining
In their home at 34il Thirty-third
place.
Raden Adjine Soepianti Soejono.
also OF Java. who Is iiving with the
Baron and Baroness. VIII be CO.
hostess with them today. Raden
Aiding is the feminine form OF the
Indonesian title of Raden. The
luncheon today win be entirely Of
Indonesian foods as nearly rs can
be reproduced at such q distance
Baron and Baroness van Welderen
Reneers and Raden Aiding Soejonc
entertained the visitors at dinner
last evening also In their home on
Thirty-ti1ird place. The other
guests were the Chief Of the
Southeast Asian Affairs Of the
State Department and Mrs. Charles
s. Reed. II: Mr.. Crena de Iongh
of the international Bank and
Mrs. de Ionga: Mr. and Mrs
Robert Portner. Mr.. Ralph Muir O.
the international Trade Division
and Mrs. Muir. Mrs. Walter Fcote
wife OF the former Consul In In
donesia. and Mr.. John e. de Wide
Members of the Netherlands
Embassy stan at the dinner wers
the Minister and Nine. Rss1cnlin
the Counselor Mr.. n. A. Heso. Mr.
n. q. WatIemcna. the new In
donesian Secretary and Mime
watiemena. and the Commercial
Secretary ard Nine. Kokxfoorn.
Mme. Heib il In Florida attend.
| tng the convention of the Genera
Federation Of wofnen's Clubs. 6ns
left last week and stopped ir
North Carolina TO attend Fneefingi
of State Pederations. She viii re-
turn next week.
Other visitors who viii be enter
tained tomorrow are the President
Of Israeli ? Mr.. CHAIN Wesxniafs
also attending 70 the unitsd Ma
tsnng Assembly. ard tise fcyuses
Premier Of France. Mr. Paul Rey-
Maud Tfae Isr2eii Presa0eas VII
be here only . part o6 snssaorTuw
and win lunch with President
Truman ai Biair House and return
TO New York In the evening.
Mr. Reynaud win be honor ssiess
| or the French Charge dAnAres
and Afuk. BerArd at cocktails tnia
laftsrnoon. They Will entertain q
- nTUT rS1a1Ta pnr@ n-T.l
Evening star., 1949-04-24

OF his own free will, Sylvanus
Stokes has defaced the street side
of his beautiful house in Palm
Beach. The perfect dwelling. that
was brought over from italy. stone
by stone. and boasts one of the
most exquisite formal gardens in
the lush Florida resort, now bears
a 6-foot-or-so sign that tells the
world Mr.. Stokes sentiments.
It seems that the former Capt.
tai resident has a next door neigh
Dor whose garden adjoins his. It's
also beautiful and it also has q
sign up, one that offers the garden
for sale or long-term lease to be
used as an outdoor restaurant.
The location couldn't be better,
On Peruvian avenue across the
street from the chic Maison La
fitte, it's only q block from the
very social Everglades Club.
Enraged by this move that would
depreciate his property. Mr.. s. s
|retaliated by erecting the even
bigger sign in front Of his home
It reads something like this: ITO
whom it may concern-This Is 70
advise any prospective lessor Of
the adjoining property who plans
to open q restaurant there that ]
win also open a restaurant on
these premises and serve meals at
half the cost Of the meals
served on the adjoining property
regardless of what the cost Is.
So far the neighbor's garden has
had no takers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stokes are easily
spotted In Palm Beach by their
big brown Rolls Royce. Mr.. Stokes
invariably sits in the front seat
and drives while his wife sits In
back with their two dogs, q cocker
spaniel and q long-haired dachs-
hund.
Aino de Rettig- -Bendz. tall. blond
daughter Of that tall blond Swe-
Evening star., 1949-04-24
April Brides
Hold Interest
OF Society

Society's spotlight was centered
on the fashionable reception given
yesterday afternoon by Countess
Laszlo Szechenyi in her handsome
home on Massachusetts, avenue
following the wedding of her
daughter, Miss sylvia Szechenyi, !,
and Count Anthony .Szapary In
st. Matthews Cathedral.
Easter lilies and white carna-
tions decorated the altar for the
ceremony, which took place at 4:30t
O'Clock with the apostolic delegate,
the Most Rev. Amleto Cicognani,
officiating.
The bride is the daughter Of the
late former Hungarian Minister to
the United States. Her brother
in-law, Mr.. Eugene B. Roberts,
escorted her to the steps OF the
sanctuary, and as the couple en-
tered the sanctuary, Countess
Szechenyi placed the hand OF her
daughter in the hand Of the Arch
bishop.
Classic simplicity featured the
brides gown of cream color satin,
with which she wore q veil OF
exquisite lace and carried q bou-
quet Of white carnations and lilies
Of the valley.
Mrs. Alexander E. Eltz came
over from Zurich, Switzerland. TO
be matron of honor for her sister,
and the other attendants were the
Misses Gladys and Cornelia
Roberts, nieces Of the bride; Mrs.
Samuel E. Neel. Mrs. Landon e.
Thorne, IT,; Mrs. John r. Drexel
III, Mrs. Philip M Childs, Count
ess Margit Sigray. Miss Signe
Gildemeister and Mrs. Robin
Montgomerie- Charrington. / They
were gowned in yellow chiffon,
with which they wore delphinium
blue horsehair hats and carried
blue delphinium and yellow daisies.
MIR. Chandler Cobb was best
man and those serving as ushers
were Mr.. Stanislas Ciechanowski,
Count Paul Cziraky. Mr.. DreYel.
Mr.. Charles Hook. Count Bella
Hadik, MFR. Frederick Merrill, Mr..
James McCargar. Count Charles
Szechenyi and Mr.. Thorne.
ToImon- Rust
Two old Washington families
were united by the marriage yes
terday of Miss Rosalind Rust and
~Comdr. Benjamin Long Edes Tai
man. The bride is the daughter
of Mrs. Pearsons Rust and the
late Mr.. Gwinn w. Rust, and the
groom is the son OF Mrs. Charles
Fitzhugh Talman and the late
Mr. Talman.
The Rev. william Louis Quinn
oficiated at the ceremony IN st.
Matthews Cathedral and q re-
ception at the Sulgrave Club fol-
lowed.
The bride, who was escorted by
her godfather. 1t. Comdr. Charles
Parker Stone. wore an heirloom
lace veil with her lace-trimmed
gown Of ivory satin. She carried
a shower bouquet Of lilies Of the
valley and stephanotis.
senior Rodriguez's young daugh-
ter Elizabeth served as flower
girI wearing a pale green taffeta
dress and a wreath of flowers.
Mrs. Wilson Pritchett. jr., OF
Philadelphia, the matron of hon.
or, and Miss Isabella Hagner. the
maid of honor, wore pale green
taffeta gowns with wreaths OF
yellow, snapdragons and ivy and
carried yellow snapdragons. iris
and IVY.
Mrs, Bonney Powell. Mrs. VIII
kink, Cooley. Miss Leila Dickey,
Miss I Nancy Bickelhaupt. Miss
Jane Cain and Mrs. Harold Amos,
(ses BRIDES. Page D-21
Evening star., 1949-04-24
Pan American
Day yObseved
At Reception
o, kssAeuns ~ sraol,

TIE Coarae4 cs ttes ossAussAiSSa
q AsseFkAa States gave . sgs,-
.sart rvoeptssa aasl evening IA Ire
stately Pan Amer Kan unlgsa asaala-
ms. TIC syvGi ~as te eeararats
Pan American Day ~saea ss AFgsl
"a. but because 81 was Maundy
THURSDAY no such say ard festive
party could he Etvwa ard Il vas
DELAYED Gnt!l l&ss rvrnlns
NothsnS waS saas~Si 10 turn Ire
building and Tire lovely Asire sar-
sen into 8 veTgtahas !AtrylAraa.
Flowers wwGe ~ni by plane fsuEn
several q. tire Latin American
countries 10 add Ia sAfetwAaty ct
the rooms and special lightsng wzs
aSransed for tsls Astrc kAnarn
The chairman a. tho council.
Senior Don Enrique Y cosnanas.
who also Is the Arrentlns gcpfx~
sentative 10 the OAS and SONORA
dc CoFcsnsnas received the several
hundred guests They stood tusi
INSIDE The Hall et the Amssaeas,
CLOSE To the center door from the
Hall Of flAgs The hostess acre
black tafTeta. the low neckltns
banked with black over nesh~eolor
organxa. and st the back the tai
teta made standing collar, The
skirt was draped 10 the hips and
gathered al the back 10 form Q
hustle effect, from which the ma
terial ID In impressed pleats 70
form a short train.
Evening star., 1949-04-24

tSee BRIDES Page D-20
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and two boys, of Toledo, were
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Mathys and family. They
returned to their home on Mon
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Ballinger
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
son Webb on Sunday afternoon.
They also visited at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison McClain.
On Sunday evening they were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Underwood, of Bellefontaine.
MIR. Ray Ballinger and Hiss
Donna Smith spent Saturday af-
ternoon and evening in Colum-
bus.
The following ladies of Bethel
w. S. c. S. spent Thursday at
the District w. S. c. S. meeting
at Marysville: Mrs. Richard
Webb, Mrs Charles Seaman, Mrs.
Milt Southland and Mrs. Roy
Ballinger.
A miscellaneous shower was
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Skidmore on Thursday
evening for sMr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Rockhold Mrs. Rockhold was
the former Marilyn Middles-
worth.
a Class reunion and pot-luck
dinner was held at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Polling and
two daughters, of Columbus. on
Sunday, September rs. Those
present for the occasion were: /:
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hill and
daughter, of Marion; Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin Zieg and two daugh-
ters, of Green Camp; Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Pyers and three child
rem, of Marysville; Mr.. and Mrs
Cecil -Oberdier, and two boys, of
Toledo; and Mr.. and Mrs. David
MathyS and six children of West
Mansfield.
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U. S. Safest Person
Moves to New Jersey

CHlCAGO-The safest person
IN the United States has moved.
1t used to be that little girl in
Connectlcut-remember? The Ma
tional Safety Councils nominee
for the mythical safety title is
still a little girl, but she now lives
in New Jersey.
The Council figures it this way:
the l949 edition of Accident
Facts" the Councils statistical
yearbook, shows that New Jer-
sey had the lowest accident fatal
ity rate of any state last year. The
safest age group in the country
was the STA bracket. And for
some reason, little girls seem to
be safer than little boys.
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. Peoria

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mont
gomery, of East Liberty, are par
ents of a baby girl born last
week.
Rev. o. c. Lockwood is in SER
iouS condition with kidney in
fection. Cards and letters would
be appreciated. Coolville, O., Box
225, is the address.
Miss Marian Wood entertained
Rev. and Mrs. Forsythe and Miss
Martha Sarver at dinner, Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Freshour
and two sons, of Marion, spent
Sunday evening with Mrs. Ber-
tha Davie. Other callers this
week have been; Mrs. Virgil
Montgomery, Mrs. George Coder
and Tony, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Welch and boys, Mrs. Wesley
Lockwood, Misses Barbara Coder,
and Norma Lockwood, Mrs. AL
bert Mathewson, Dean and Betty,
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/. don Moore sponsoring the club.
A trapping contest will be held
and prizes given for the best
grade mink caught, greatest
number of musrats caught and
greatest number of raccoons.
Birthday Party
Mrs. Joseph West gave birth
day party, for her son, George, at
her home, Tuesday afternoon.
George was three years old and
his guests were Jimmie and
Treasa Lyden, Linda and Larry
Lincoln, Joey West and Stevie
Oberdier.
Mrs. Marion Lyden and Mrs.
Robert Oberdier were also guests.
Favors and ice cream and birth
day cake were enjoyed.
Inspection Tour
Five members of the Cleveland
Farmers Club were at the Dick
Lincoln farm Tuesday inspecting
the milking parlors built by Mr..
Lincoln.
Personals
Mrs. Catherine Briney, of Pros
pect, spent Saturday with her
sister-in-law, Miss Mabel Briney.
Miss Patsy Stanley left this
week to resume her studies at
Ohio Wesleyan Delaware and
Richard Stanley is a student at
Ohio State University, Colum-
bus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Robinson
spent. the weekend with rela-
tives in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Martin, of
Traverse City, Mich, were guests
Of their parents, Mr.. nd Mrs.
Moulton Martin, Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. D. H. Brown and daugh-
ter, Miss Ruby Brown, of Alcony,
visited Mrs. Moulton Martin,
Sunday.
Mrs. Rena CuShman, of Jeffer-
sonville, Ind, was visiting friends
here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Barn
hart and daughter moved Satur-
day from Barneys Inn to Col.
umbuS.
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family.

family.
The members of the Victors
Sunday School Class of Bethel
held weiner roast on Thursday
evening at the road side park
near Mt. Victory.
A miscellaneous shower was
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Bardgill on Friday eve
ming for Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald
Bardgill Mrs. Bardgill is the
former Anna Mae Boyce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Oberdier
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. West Mansfield
By MRS. DAVID MATHYs

The following persons were
supper guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Stanley and
boys on Wednesday evening in
celebration of Mrs. Stanley's
birthday: Mr.. and Mrs. Denton
Moffitt and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Harvey and boys and
Mr.. and Mrs David Mathys and
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and Mr.. w. C. Bowman, of Mar
ion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenny Kincaid
and Jerry, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Wood, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Richardson and Berry spent
Tuesday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Wood and daughters.
Little Richard Plucker, of Cal
ifornia, is visiting his aunt, Mrs.
Ethel Coder, and family.
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READ TIE JOURNAL
Evening star., 1949-08-25
Lehman 10 Run for Senate,
High Party Source Says
by the Assoeiofsd Press

ALBANY. N. Y, Aug. 25.-For-
mer Gov. Herbert H. Lehman def
initely will run for the Senate this
fall, a high Democratic source said
today.
The informant, who refused to
be quoted by name, indicated Mr..
Lehman would accent the Demo-
cratic and Liberal Party nomina-
tions for election to the seat re-
signed by Democrat Robert r.
Wagner.
Mr.. Wagner. veteran New Deal
Democrat, quit June 28 because OF
poor health. His term would have
expired January 8. 1851.
John Foster Dulles, veteran Re-
publican foreign affairs authority,
now holds the seat by interim ap-
pointment from Gov. Dewey. He
will serve until December l.
Mr.. Dulles has reiterated that
he does not plan to run for elec-
ton.
Evening star., 1949-08-25

be equipped to exercise the vote
when the time comes. He said:
"You not only may be able to be
an ambassador. you might have
this terrible job which have;
that is. President of the United
States. and you might get a chance
to live over there in that great
white jail with the balcony and
everything"
The girls saluted Mr.. Truman
with their theme song as he con-
cluded speaking. but another en-.
gagement prevented him from
hearing all Of it.
Earlier in the morning the 96
girls toured the Pentagon and
heard . brief talk by Secretary Of
Defense johnson in his offices.
Senator Hickenlooper, Repub-
lican. Of Iowa, was to meet the
delegates shortly before the in
auguration ceremony in which
the officers Of their miniature adj
ministration were to be given the
oath by Vice President Barkley.
Evening star., 1949-08-25
By the kssoeioted Press

The Economic Cooperation Ad-
ministration today reported a
slackening in the rate of European
recovery.
In sober report on its first
years operations, the agency said
the dollars earned by the nations
of Europe during the period were
enough to pay for only one-f1fth
of their imports from the Western
Hemisphere.
This was the critical problem
which the participating nations
faced as the European Recovery
Program entered its second year, "
the ECA said.
However, the report added. the
programs ultimate objective OF
a healthy economy Independent
of extraordinary outside assistance
remains as a difficult but attain
able goal"
The report noted that Congress
Evening star., 1949-08-25
Postal Service to Ohio Hospital
Curbed on Mail RuffIe Charge

of many precedents for action
against similar benefit drawings.
The department said it gave the
hospital notice August 10 that the
rafie was being questioned. A
hearing was called in Washington
for last Tuesday, but no repre-
sentative of the hospital appeared.
the department added.
Though the general order might
be used to return all mail adj
dressed to the hospital with a
fraudulent stamp on the cover,
officials said 1t would be applied
only to intercept mailings in con-
nection with the prize drawings.
This means that while no mail
will be delivered to the hospital.
hospital authorities may visit the
Cincinnati Post Ofice and open
their mail there In the presence
OF an inspector, and may take
away all correspondence not asso-
ciated with the raf1e.