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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-08-07
TO GOOD SAMARITAN

On Tuesday, Okey Bond of
Belle Valley, was admitted to
Good Samaritan hospital, Zanes-
vile, for observation and treat
ment. The trip from his home
was made in the McVay ambul-
ance.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-08-07
REVIVAL MEETING

A revival service will open
Thursday evening at the Church
of Christ in Summerfield and
continue thru to Aug. II. Ken
meth W.sFranklin of Carlisle, Pa,
will be the speaker. The public
is invited.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-08-07
COMING FROM KOREA

Aboard the transport Gen.
Edgar T. Collins that reached
San Francisco, Calf, Wednesday,
was Pfc. John H. Schott, of route
2, Dexter City. He is returning
home under the rotation pro-
gram, after combat in Korea.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-08-07
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL

Albert Bryan was removed
from his home in Ava to the St.
Francis hospital, Cambridge, on
Tuesday for observation and
treatment, in the McVay ambul-
ance.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-08-07
IN HAWAII

AAN AA1A" "EhA1
YNSA Curtis Rataiczak, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Rataiczak,
near Batesville, is now located
in Hawaii at Pearl Harbor, seven
miles from the city of Honolulu,
where he is serving with the u.
S. Navy.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-08-07
TO OCEAN CITY

A large number of Caldwell
people will leave Saturday for
Ocean City, New Jersey, where
they will enjoy a weeks vacation
at this resort town. At least ten
couples plan to make the trip.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-08-07

ANNUAL PICNIC and dinner al
st. MichaePs Church, Berne,
Sunday, August 10. Dinner from
IL a. m. to 2:30 p. m. Amuse-
ments and dance in the after
noon and evening. You are in
vited. 5
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-08-07
Caldwell Merchants Split Double
Header with Belmont Last Sunday

Caldwell Merchants split double with Belmont
fairgrounds here Sunday afternoon dropping the first
by of 144 and winning the second game AS
pitchers used game:
Morris Young Hannahs, but Belmont Cudrick
three the first
n the sixth, to win the game.
losing the game Merchants came back in the
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-08-07
THREE TO ONE

During the month of July,
there were three girls born in
Caldwell and only one boy, ac-
cording to the statistic records
at the City hall. Eight deaths oc-
Cured during the month.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-08-07
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL

Pearl Tarleton, Ava, was taken
to Swan hospital, Cambridge,
Saturday, for observation and
treatment, in the Murphy ambul-
ance.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-08-07
WHERE'S THE FIRE?

The Caldwell fire department
was called out at 9:15, Tuesday
morning, to the home of Donald
Nichols, Spruce street. The fuse
box shorted and caught fire. No
damage was reported.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-08-07
Mastering Out Pay Blanks
Available For Korean Vets

veterans officer announced that
veterans
ably discharged since June 27 1850.
Benefits eligible serviceman regardless whether he
actually served in Korea.
Regarding deceased there provision
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-08-07

The Merchants batting average
for the first half of the current
season have been lined up as fol-
lows.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-08-07

Mrs. Edna Wehr and Mrs.
Raymond Moore, of Caldwell and
Mrs. Winnie McGarry, of Mari
eta, spent Monday afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jerald Wehr
of Barnesville.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-08-07

ABUNDANT Protein (25@o) in
Wayne Tail Wager" Dog Food.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-08-07

Continued from Page One
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Two Teen.Agers Held
In Series Of Breaks

Two teen.age iFyattsville area
boys, who have confessed breaking
into Ave homes and three stores
In the past month, were aFrAlaned
before Judge Nlta o. Hlnman
Crane In Juvenile Court at Upper
Marlboro yesterday.
judge Crane ordered The eldest
boy, N years old, 10 be confined In
the Maryland Training behool at
Loeb Raven while no undergoeG
payehiatFie and medical eKaminau
tiohs, His ib-year.0ld companion
In crime, descendant OF q premis
neht Maryland family, was 10.
leased In custody Of hiS parents,
The two youths, after their or.
rest, told police they had Matched
O plan 10 rob the BladehsbuFg
MD bank, The robbery was 10
have taken place, the boys said,
only q few days after they were
taken In custody,
Judge Crane said the hearing
will be feepened In 30 days after
she receives reports from preba.
ton 0lfleers and from d0eteFa who
VIII examine the i7-year.old
youth,
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Reich Woman's Guilt
As Seditionist Upheld
BY tks AssetIaied Press

FRANKFURT, Germany, Feb,
Se,-In q two TO one decision, the
United States Occupations Court
Of Appeals yesterday upheld the
conviction OF Mrs, Lilly Waeehter
Tor publicly accusing United States
troops In Korea OF committing
atrocities against civilians,
Mrs, Waeehter, bs, a West Ger.
man club woman, originally was
fined a7,iA0 and given m eight
month jail sentence, OF which all
but three weeks WAS suspended.
split on the Issue OF truth as 4
defense TO q charge OF seditlouA
utterahees, the appeals court set
aside her conviction on two OF
four counts, reduced the fine to
e9,9e0 and-neting that she had
served q day In jail before obtain
Ing bond=eut the thFeesWeek jail
sentence 10 40 days,
The steeky, daFk.haired defend.
ant has been pictured an a martyr
by international Communist prop.
agandA since her arrest last seps
teInber 0, Che was convicted In
a United States District Court
oeteber 4 OF having DETAINED
United States troops and OF taxi
ing part In q public gathering
"prejudielal 10 the Allied forces,
The action was brought on
grounds her Statements harmed
Allied prestige In Germany,
Che spoke nj several West Ger.
man meetings after her return
from a Moscow sponsored trip ID
Korea with q group OF East Ger
man women,
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Civil Service LEAGUE
Urges New Ssiup
For Revenue Bureau

The National Civil Service
League today urGed tho Senate 10
approve the Presidents plan IA
reoFGanlAe tho Internal Revenue
huFeau, warning that tho Senate
must answer 10 the Nations voters
ana taxpayers NJ the polls II The
plan Ii defeated,
IN the face OF increasing Senate
opposition 10 tho plan, tho H.
yeAr-0ld nonpartlsAn GROUP repre.
sentlng business and civic ErounA
TOLD the Senate Executive nix.
pendltures Committee "the public
tension demands that Congress
act favornbly now"
Warns Of Danger,
James n Watson, Che ieauIle'h
executive director, declared
"I'hOse who 0ppoSe thlh Dian
must assume responsibility uis
reucly 10 The voters fur LhN dAhsNlI
"a future corruption and con.
viIlWeu inef1cletibyl"
Calling On the Senate 10 iolloW
Blie Houses lead IN Abt.r6vlhR lhh
reorganization, Mr. Watson hAld
THE Facts tir0ve bev0Hd AHv
ittStltti That the t0Iltl6Ri AijD0lHIs
ltk pt0Gebs tor Internal levaniie
tgt9llelfls ! g9l!I H. haa led 10 .the EfeSeHt
\ ssilttiatibii 6f e0fruptl0HI ihelhs
slthGs ma G9htuSl0hl Wa tkepas
E|Sgte ~ ] Ibellleve that q .fHll GlVl AeiVE
~ thfeet systeFn f0r the bHpaAU
! ! ltsstfitlhl u ht0per eIilGlRnRV,
|l6Hestg ana pubIle e0nhaHhGe Il
bb !dteytl9pea ana maintained
.f9teeAstA M0Fe kfHeleRGgl
"fHe ElBp t9 te6reRnlse tha bHu
pe,9gH \ MtP I'D tegl9ns IA BrgHap and
\, WI H. ieha M te better ,sHBeFVlRl0H, 4
,thGfe MHerAtAndAble GRraap SVsr
sEM s|thovN NHa ultimately m0re en-
y, :, ,Igha .plvll Service eammlssIpp,
Ihaer we .leRaeFshin al Rahept
lst,RIEnnSReakI \ EnnSRe II WeN eaNlppeG 10 do
w outstanding iah ~ staining Tia
9HFeNu Y ana aeYelaplng q pFaRep
lhEeeF system pnntlnHed paIitiGal
NJ regional Rnsltians
MAKES y career system lmnossIhie,
"peleAt af this plan, by stapping
I'VE momentum Qt the present re-
laFnl drive, would not the advance-
nent 0l the merit system back
many years, On behalf OF the
the league points out that
sver"lnoFeaslng taxation and he
sVeF-lncFeaslng scandals have
created . national demand Tor
s!vil service reforms In the Bureau
't Internal Revenue Immediately" I"
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Red UnIi In Cleveland
Is Revealed by Worker
~ ,hs AslseIalsd PtsM

A machine operator testified
yesterday that there IN an active
Communal unit IN o Cleveland
electrical plant,
The operator, John Edward
JahoWlts, said that, with the ap-
prevail Of the FDI, he Joined the
Communist Party more than eight
years aae, He said he ID q mem.
Der OF a so-ealled Communist
shop unit al the fvanhee plant
OF the Reliance Electric IL i1ngis
neefihg Go, OF Cleveland,
Mr., JaneWits said this IA the
fiFst time he ever disclosed his
Communal connections,
lie said "abeut six" members
OF the plant are Communists,
The testimony was glven 10
the eubveraive Activities Control
Board, Since April OF last year
the board has been hearing teati.
mony on Il petition by the Attors
Iney General 10 require the Com.
ImuniAt Party 10 register under
The MeCafran Act, The petition
says the party IA controlled by
Moscow, and therefore must reg.
lister,
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Plane Experts Say MIG.t5
Is Not Best In World
Ry Tho AssosIatsd Press

The Russian Jet MIG-I6 is not
the best airplape In the world" In
the opinion Of experts sof the
National Advisory COMMITTEES for
Aeronautics,
1T Is the best interceptor on
Yalu River, because nobody else
at all has an interceptor there, +"
says DR.. Jerome G. Hunsaker,
NAAC chairman.
But the United States still has O
FIRST class" all-purpose fighter
heavier and with longer combat
range-in the F-8e Sabre Jet, to
which the MI0.l5 Is not compar-
able, he says.
The question Of Russia's MICS
came UP In testimony, made public
today, on NACA's request for O
954,S54 900 appropriation 10
finance It's research activities for
the 1853 fiscal year starting next
July 1,
Appropriations Committee Chair.
man Thomas said Congress wanted
TO know why we are In second
place" In the cir over Korea.
That. replied Dr.. Hugh L. Dry
den, NAcA director, represents
o common belief that ID not
correct"
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Economist Says Co;
Can FIJI Many Needs

tremendous Ftieans. Are H6W Az
hAhdl thfHuhh tlAtural HAs ana itA
chemical deplvRtlyeAl 10 AlipEDiy the|
essentials 0f WhAt MI fAeb heed t0
live well AeG0rdlhe 10 4 new H6rk
eG6n0mlstl
T)pl PAU g. BtAeeVl ppeAident Gi
the HhterbrlSe NAtlilAI tiAR U9 0l|
New xDrk, laSt nlRht t0Id A H}eetI
ibg, 81 the American eatbolle|
philosophical Asa9elation nj path0I
ile UhlVersltvr iiq'he JlHAp0rtAhGe
81 ERE A a source III chemicals
Ia...Ie aas IElFssaE 9. IupRIS RSt'tflPped w we
- Dr. Stacey sald natural gas and
IVA derivatives, combined With
nltpeeenl 0xVgen and HtheF ele-
ments faNnd IN abundance every
where can sHnplV feed, shelter
el9thlng, maalelnef faFtlllseps Rnd
many atbep haslp G9VNmndltIas taT
aH HlRnklnd NJ lawfnEt
hRpt tho blg nAWaVent we must
not miss or lose sight Of In details
u tho sure promise OF immense
fertility In tho hasic lines Of mass
production" he said, TITS impact
on 9 Ia.t : tood' 3. .ell!oatIhlne and housing y
Or, Stacey said that because Of
this new source OF necessary goods,
any threat OF world overpopulation
can be eliminated.
This Is the answer" Dr., Stacey
said, ito the neo-Malthusian n
school which claims that human
beings are breeding faster than
they can be supplied with the
basic necessities Of life"
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Egypt Cotton Exchange
Closed to Bar Slump
bY ihe AtsolIaIad PEaAa

ALEXANDRIA. Feb. 2e.==Aiex.
ahdfia's cotton futures EXCHANGE
center Of Egypt's economic life
failed to open today on erds4
of the Exchange Board OF Com.
tnissiehers,
Trade circles said the commits.
sleners acted 10 prevent cotton
prices from dropping,
For the last three trading days
the commissioners were able un.
der the law 10 maintain n mini.
mum trading price on exchange
floor, However, this authority ID
set 4 minimum ID good only fei
three successive days, The same
law also provides tho eemmissien
may close the exchange for three
successive days II deemed neees.
|RAFV
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Vincent Massey Installed
As Canadian Governor
By ths Assssla,ed Press

OTTAWA, Feb. 20. Vincent
Massey was installed today as
Canada's Governor. q 0eneral---the
tirst son Of Canada to represent
his sovereign In his homeland.
Mr.. Massey, 65-year-old chan.
cellor Of the University Of Toronto,
took three oaths Of ONCE before
O glittering assemblage In the
gold-ceilinged Senate chamber a.
the personal representative Of
Queen Elizabeth II.
Breaking O tradition that
stretches back into Canada's CO.
lonial past, he succeeds II Dritons
who have held that once since
confederation. His immediate
predecessor, Field Marshal Lord
Alexander, resigned to become
Dritain's defense minister. Actor
Raymond Massey 10 the new Gov
ernor.0 Generals brother.
Mr., Massey was the first Cana.
dian Minister In washington.
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Crash Of Fast Express
Sets II Cars AbIaze
Schools Provided,
By The AssoeIated Press

OMAHA, Feb. 28,-Eleven cars
OF q Union Pacific fast mail and
express train were destroyed by
an oil-fed fire today after Or
accident neaF Morgan, Utah, &C.
cording to Information received
at the railroads headquarters
here. a5y g
Reports indicated there were nc
injuries.
A gasoline transport truck was
reported to have jackknifed on
Highway 80. about 20 miles from
Ogden, Utah. The truck came Ia
rest on mainline tracks and was
struck by westbound train No. 8,
q fast mail and express.
The transport burned and the
locomotive and tender, Allied with
heavy fuel oil, also caught fire,
Considerable mali was destroyed
as the flames spread to the other
cars,
Evening star., 1952-02-28
40 Future Scientists
Here 70 Compete for
Talent Scholarships

Forty young future scientists
were here today TO oompete for
eiliq0O In scholarships In the
Wastlnshouse Science Talent
Search,
Among them ID william w,
iiooker, II, ron OF Mr.. and Mrs,
William u. Hooker, Saeb iEighview
terrace s,E, who won O place In
the finals with his report on the
mathematical theory known %
Paseal's triangle,
The youth Ia q senior at Ana
e0Btla Hlah eeheel, where he 10
4 member Of The science, bloleay
and chess clubs, a member OF @els
enee Clubs OF America and on ths
stan OF the seheel yeaEbeok.
He win eeInpete with 90 ethevs
for tho henerA and scholarships,
The Science Talent Institute con-
tlnuea through Monday,
Highllght OF today'a progrAM 10
q dinner ~ q pm, In Hotel stat
leF, where oil sessions are belna
held, n
Mr., and Mrs, Richard Mllburn,
Of Cambridge, Mass, both Talent
Search winners In lDAb, Will dlas
CuAA "pevsloplns Uaras'a In SOL
10 Meet Truman,
President Truman will welcome
the ilnallHtH tOm0rrOW noon In
the White House, There Will be
slnhlAuelhH and tours us scientific
lnAlltutlunA here during the Ave
DAYS,
Winners IN Vie competition VIII
bs announced during Lhe awards
bAnuust Monday In the HtAtler
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Royburn's Assjstont
Named TO FEC Boord

President Truman today an.
heuneed he IA appointing Robert
+ BARLEY, administrative assist
ant 10 House Speaker Rayburn, 10
be n member OF the Federal Com.
munleatlen Commission, succeed
Inc Wayne Coy, who resigned last
week, The appointment had been
rumered early this week,
Az the same time the President
told his news conference no had
asked Commissioner Paul Walker
10 take the ehairmanAhip OF the
commission, which Mr., Coy had
held,
Mr., BARLEY, q Texan, ID Speaker
Rayburn's nephew,
Evening star., 1952-02-28
LouiSionu Court Refuses
TO Act on COP. DISPUTE
On lhe AllallalaA PiAla

NEW ORLEANS, feb. 20
LoulAlana's Supreme Court has 10.
fused 10 step into A legal battle
between Taft and Eisenhower fac.
tions OF the Louisiana Republicans,
u ordered \ case involving q
dispute over 10 seats on the re.
publican State Central Committee
transferred 10 the Court OF Aps
peala In Baton Rouge, The hieh
court said yesterday II had no
Jurisdiction because no monetary
or constitutional issues are In.
VeiVed,
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Youth Sentenced 10 DlsI
n 81. Louis HoteI SluyIne
AN INC AllAk IalAA RlAll

HT, LOUIS, Feb, ae.---A jury
has convicted a handsome, teen
age youth OF first-dearee murder
in the slayina OF . b. Lpuia hotel
clerk.
The youth, Samuel N, Reese,
10, heard the verdict sentencing
him 10 death last night without
visible emotion.
Victim Of the holdup Staying In
The Windsor Hotel last November
10 was John Krieger. q night
clerk.
Reese'A foster mother, Mrs.
Hattie Reese, collapsed 90 The
verdict Reese's attorneys had At.
tempted 10 pfoVe insanity.
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Gross HinderS Cultivation

NEW DELHf-The tough. de-
struetive kans grass, q weed OF
the sugaF.eane family with very
deep roots, covers 2 million acres
of land In central India, q great
obstacle 10 further cultivation.
Heavy tractors and cutting equip-
ment now are being used TO clear
the land,
Evening star., 1952-02-28
EI|enton's 800 People Are Gone
And Town Dies This Week End

OF injustice Al not setting what
they believe Ia replacement value
Tor what they had 10 Rlve up,
Schools Provided,
These values were not lost for
any lack uf effort 10 be generous
by the Atomic Energy C0hnls.
slUn, ana Stale, county Ahd Fed
etai agricultural Ahd engineer Aus
thurltlyA, 10 IA ItlBt a eAbA III The
dlflltultlts VI jllstIue BY fIAt.
t'hey are setting bHh06ib br0s
vlded by the government Re-
if6vAi 6l hrAves ana cemeteries IA
ifeeI Engineers ApptRlBed the
land literally III better thah GurE
reht vAiueA Pe0ble WbA yete
iahdzb9bf.El6ts N hreA With ilttle
tfbduetlVlt ty=luE1bed Va e0hbapl
htlve WeAit th 0thersI by the tlBie
they H6t thelr .FA6heg Oh SEnRIler
parcels Oh lana e6Hl HhIt tepIaee
beeHuse HHtAlqe lana hAd skgT
reeketed IN THE area NJ b09lhr
t8wh rates.
Tenants Hit HaFdeEtr
s9me t9ek thelF GemBlRlntG te
a9HFt ana lHrles nave heyep fAiled
N elVe Ehem more HHt many
AAEenI we means W e9 Va court
Hafaest, nv were Amang tenant
IRFmeEsr .beth hegF9 And white
They had No land ia sellr They
|lAd ~ maFe Jobs Many were
Eaa old W enMpeta fpF ighs In
new areas SIN mere WeFe heRrtr
aFpken M leave,
Many Were helped 10 Jobs hy
agricultural Rgents, Others sol
lohs and better wages on tho
H-hamh plant construction, But
sven wheFf 1t 10 better, lIfs viii
never he the same.
Evening star., 1952-02-28
By Howard W. BlOksslsS
A,lBtlulpd bte.I AtIsnss tdllsg

AUuUBTA, Ga, Feb, 2B,--'t'hlI
week end the town 0i tillehL0r
ceases 10 exlst--A place 0i beAutl.
ful homes more Than n Centuft
Uld, Nh historic early American
monument.
II had 10 No 10 make part oI
the rbUin tor tht huhe Hsbuihh
IblAht that covers Sib bduAre titles
Ibf south Carolina aefUsA the ba.
vAhhAh HlvetJ
A year and three it6hthA anu
h6tlet wAb .hlveh, and Marsh
IA the deAdiIhe Wheh eVety berE
s6hl BUSINESS interest and tvefy
h4iht hAs 10 be k6bel WhAt IA
'ltit probably hAs t9 be debtr0kedI
All hIllebt6hA b0b peHbIe AFe
sbhe and M NJ thelt 100 h9ubesl
lhes Rfe AM9hR 5000 perS9hs
silhllAfls m6Ved ir9Ri the afeRl
Bitterness In lIeRFtGy
tIllehtHhs steFy "A tyBleal Of
them Oh, ,, EVeA th9HRh thls Il
bFHBBblg the m0st kmaE m Rll
dictated eVaeHAtlahsI Ahd thaHRh
many EllentaAlaHs and atheFs
nave Feaped rich hpAAelal pe1
warqsl ,the stapE n sAdr FheFe IA
mHeb Bitterness
nFheV lacked At w sites ipp
H,hamhs hefare Ehey came here,
WIZ, did this have ta happen ia
mepN IA A typical Feaptlan,
One eFnHp ls attempting 10
start New Ellenton, near the res
eyVetlon, But many miles from
their old home, Many have scat
tered, finishing lifelong neigh
hprllness,
Among some there Is q sense
Evening star., 1952-02-28
ADVERTISEMENT,
Worry OF -
FALSE Teeth
Slipping or IVVitGtins'

Don't be embarrassed BY loose false
you" you eat. pI taIE q 0lEh lsSSh, Just spTinEls
little FAsTEETA .on your plates, Ihia
peesHedn.s powder stys gt1 sssrfSsSss S1 isss
plates more hrmly. 10. SUNNY. gooey,
SSsd TaeFH sssesH M e any aiFeSs dlHs ssSn ssSas
Evening star., 1952-02-28
One Moment
With God
By EDWARD l.. n. ELsoN
Faster, katlaRAl Presbyterian Church
OUR 0REATEHT DANCER

OUR GREATEST DANGER
Our greatest danger Ia not from
!mperialistic communism, with its
threat Of economic collapse and
world violence, Our greatest dam
ger Ia In our moral deterioration
the blurring OF moral standards,
the remuneration OF ideals, the dis
carding Of ancient decencies, the
demand for rights while shrink
ing from duties. the turning oi
freedom into license. the relaxa-
ton Of spiritual values.
Hebrews 1928.
Prayer: Make US ptCilant. o
God, tn the things that matter
wo Amen.
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Program ior Storage
.0i Grain Is on Sound
Basis, Says Brannan

Secretary of Agriculture Bran.
nan Aaid today no Ii operating tho
Governments crop storage pro-
gram ION q sound and oonstruc-
live basis"
lie added, however, that the
Agriculture Department IA Ia own
severest critic and will "plua any
Ioepheies which develop"
Secretary BraRnAn made the
premise In q giupage statement
reviewing salient facts" In the
growing scandal OF shortages In
Government 8 controlled farm
The Senate Agriculture Com
nlttee decided Yesterday 10 start
public hearings on the problem
NEXT month, probably during the
week starting March 10,
NJ Ia estimated" Secretary
DFannan said, THAT All OF the
sasea which have some 70 court,
and those others tor which uns
explained shortages have been re-
ported but not yet established,
VIII involve shortages In Com
Credit Corp, commodities
with o value OF from 90 million
10 81 mllllon,"
aa Fetal e0,e Million.
This statement WAS n surprise
because aa cases already In court
Involve shortages Of 900 tnllll0n,
secretary Brahhan said 10 addls
Il0hAl cases have been submitted
10 the Justice Department,
Secretary flrAnhah, after q DO.
Yalied defense 0f The Govern
hUht'B storage program, said
"i1uts NIL lhlB ATTEMPT 10 bAy
That ths Department bl AArlcuiA
iure IA ttrfeUtY Certainly rot, WhO
bs But Vie department hAb beeh,
md btlil lsI ltA 6Wh most bevere
stltlb III
''iBvepy eli0rt must be ifiAae 10
Itrehhtheh ana bAieHuArd the
t0vtrhthehtS AGRICULTURAL CDfAs
H6dlty btbtAhe bt0htafiiI Eveh
jh6uhtl u N Hbvl6ub thAt 6verEhiI
)ptrHtl6Hb are nav 6t 4 b0Hhd Rtd
'6hstfuetlvG Basis. btebS must 10
,akeH W HlHe any l00ph6leb Whleh
ieVel6bI
Must MOI no weakened,
"l'he starARe bY9RFRFlsI ana the
arm prlee ,AtablilSAtl6H pr0RfRFEll
II Whleh thev Bre 4 bARlG bRFtl
lpe 40 important N the nRtl6nAl
Welfare thAt n9thlnR RlHAt be
| lI9Wea t0 weaken them -0F W
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HHnlt9h Wlth when 70 Attack
hem
w eaFreet ''mHeh mlslnfapmAr
Ian End hence MlsHndaFstRnds
no" Secretary RFRAnaR asserted
!, There Ia no charge that Agris
Department elNployes Gnn-
'plFed with any WATehlASemen
Who stole gFRln aF ether pamT
n1dltles they were stoFing tor
he Government,
Some department eHplnyes have
'een Aired Tor lnefElcIency or tor
lpcepting aFatultiea from ware
Due Diligence,
2, The department has shown
due diligence" In golng to court
to protect the Governments in.
erestS,"
This "a proven by "the fact that
q cases have alFeady been taken
0 court with criminal action In
iGht OF these cases and 10 more
ave been sent to the Department
4 Justice"
3. Lax State laws, such as In
Texas, have encouraged ware
lousemen to steal Government
commodities. The Agriculture De.
'artment has co-operated with
forts TO get the Texas law
trengthened. .,-. ..
4. The Agriculture Department
Ioes not ordinarily have authority
o lease warehouse space from
ther Government agencies.
Thus II cannot be blamed for
he actions Of some individuals
Who have leased Army storage
and then released them
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Evening star., 1952-02-28

Ioi injuAlloe AZ not RNlllnA what
they believe IN replacement value
for what they had 10 Rlve 40,
Evening star., 1952-02-28

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