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   Kingsport Times (Newspaper) - March 19, 1946, Kingsport, Tennessee                               LET'S MAKE KINGSPORT A CLEANER CITY ELIMINATE DUST SMOKE Vol XXX F Kingsport March TO Pages Five Cents WEATHER FORECAST matt night ay lair and fow 47 53 tJ inch Lewis Offers Owners War Or Peace CHINESE DEMONSTRATE AGAINST RUSSIA CHINESE SOVIET WITHDRAWAL Four students written in Chinese Russian through the streets Shanghai ro ev against the slow withdrawal of Russian troops from placard carry troops should be withdraws from and looted This Is an exclusive NBA This exclusive of Soviet in with slogans protesting stew Russian from These saniff type flf were used seal and houses after the Japanese last August re- Says Soviet Spy Activities Reach U S Minister W L toMl last night that government was gravely concerned aver Russian espionage he had the Dominion Into U S Britain he cm Idea of an open break between Canada and feis belief that Stalin was Ignorant of King emphasized Canada's desire for only of with the U S S A the address tn which the Prime course of his government's Russian spy plot the first inkling of which by himself test Feb 15 inn public statement that a in Britain United well as Canada He told Parliament documents in accepted by the government being undoubted an- disclose among other things that Canada was being niHdo n base to secure on matters of very great concern the United States and also to Great The Prime Minister said further that these that Information was being sought agents witt re- spect to many matters that were of- tha to the United States and the Ha not elaborate except to repeat previous official that troop and scientific were sought King said that operations through In Ottawa went buck as far a-s 1043 and 1344 bad 101 they aakJ net a current into State Department intelligence mafie by Bouse food Shortage Major Problem fn UNRRA Work Atlantic City K J A of food in a for Us Immediate problem whether to recommend of tn and In order to to Allied liberated lands The issue was flung squarely into fourth council oj the tional Relief Organisation by Sir Carl New who Insisted that first right to available food resources should to the of Axis Emergence of the question on the council Rave fresh to mission of Herbert Hoover to Europe on a survey of food Hoover chairman of President Truman's special on relief has the sition no boundary lines drawn for such tho organization set Pact TW Delegates Hope Bank Fund To Be Underway By FaH to the International Monetary wete bound today that both world amf world fund na hete would bo In tion by fall Secretary Treasury 31 VinsOn the have made substantial loans particularly for the struction ef by tRe ot year Other delegates estimated probable loans ut to by that They foresaw such nations as Poland Czechoslovakia Holland aneJ China early white South American re- expected corns in for tha of industrially ging nations The world plete its actual holdings of funds State Department House Committee con- gressional its searchlight on tHe State ment Members ef tha House tso on Activities dis- closed for- last two they have reports that of Disclosure that the group has the Department ftom by Rep Kankin D- majority have formal report and Jar tola a But what We hove far that is thain to reports that many persons of f are in the Mundt said committee alto safe the for a recoct how It wilt an States tio bo attached ta It our he assorted all these employes to see that only persons loyalty the States the This is ene place- m we cannot take Joint Meeting Of Clubs Is Off Tte of part Rotary and Clubs planned for Wednesday noon has due the in- of U S Senator Tom to be present W F Rotary today The will meet on dates It was that SSewart it necessary to Bit in to vote on im portent legislation and be unable to By to planet he will bo able fill his night before Junior Chamlier of when be is to discuss lation affecting both Uie state and Spain Meeting Charge With Says U.S Planned To Invade Iberian Area Spanish t meeting charge with declared last night that United States planned an- in- vasion of tha Iberian in and carried on espionage in Spanish North Africa in 1943 Tti foreign ministry in a word reply to the U S State De- White Book of accusing Spain ot cooperating with Axis during the war flatly de- the charges and The conduct of Spain toward the during tha war and war years has bcon irreproachable The asserted that Francisco Franco first ice It said these were related to certain to territory in in Spain is di- across from En Spanish Morocco The ministry asserted an anti-Spanish wss carried or in tho North American press to January 1944 to conceal for an invasion of Iberian sula The plans were prepared the ministry asserted by a Strong presented through the American chief of secret informar lion W J Inter refused a the end of January that year to request that Spain the other wiir Maj Con V ret request the It is Spain time S Army Mnj Con J Donovan wim of Uie Office of in of tics of its find secret The document grass cazo died out of Number Of Lowest In Two Months By Associated of fetor at te iban two with fetter indicated to below The of Idle which to January tit a near of EC million half were further reduced today few ot the General Motors strikers went Sack to warn after MS days at With of settlement by CEO United ami plants to kloh prepare calk m at least 18 on over local to a moss picket was set up the the of tbo CM locals fcy heavy national reached ta last as today the included aw ISla cents raise wage A local was far Employes m- waited eaK to go to thete alons no- were reported A strike of 168 AWL and traffic of York did not terms of Tbe an cents Preid tora forecast of Trurn-an-'s of M Mend who an o-W Cheir sn the Atomic At same time the sent are ing to be kept in the attempt to ttp controls Tnis has been wor have that roust not Share tbo until are found pre- vent to secret by n Chairman Foreign Relations Committee will met tomorrow tion of Barach whc wiE take no views into Ms new I The added the list which and presidential adviser undertaken at the to might for two wars he now is being a can to the postwar of of failure the which for am Allied landing on the Iberian Tha Spanish 12 points which it h-ow lence Ore first cf tlM entry of tne States into facto of the French government in Merth Africa of Spate to to recognize ta northern Scenes while in o-f fails to just from plane riile witKi anon OR it game in imitation el his to re- lease o-f U Si fliers to of HIT trans- port irv Spain and a break diplomatic relations With bent on Ravin j a rale Mrt already filled hike frao to it ttt Ft fiw tho tft the City Court Reversed In 2 Cases City Coart at was re- versed two cases off while tft Law Court Tuesday heated arguments e-f Tl A juries One m the two cases were- innocent The court met irr a that was considerably than tbe dusty room that Judas w to hold in the liad wcU to satisfy and that be to this In case of City TO f Again Addresses Operators In A Rebuttal To Reply L whether they peace or over Ms demand lot better working in the nation's Lewis again addressed tire operators rebutting ply feis demands for members of the United Mine Workers He repeated what he caTted an in- m be accused the management and of dead mine workers in 14 years and In that be said we bave two- the bad v been arrested is by police For abatement of tins slaughter and cessation of tbe was spot of triat ore a ol driving while in with an accident on Mapte Street and Bristol in Career of Long Island was Fined SW ta City Court amdi Ms drivers was for six the assertion that was at the scene of the accident witnesses for the defense stated oat HiR admitted saying that It was Kood thing Mums wasn't drunk When asked by tho If was woaM fact that saw Adams tn jait Ctty R Todd his case OK tWa statement and toW ths jury that a menace to far out the fact it was normal police to persons arrested for in- the city to receive Adams assert ed What do you Or prefer warf await your reply terest oa those Lewis soli Fi Spokesmen for disputed casualty did not to telephone bis sister visitors In tbe ef vs Bi T Far a city Britisher Goes Revealing Secrets JDr reveal at ty in- last In Ms Indictment fee accused Una o-f making hi Instances out of for andi de- Lawta proposal the In a now be after J a us contracting nize tire loss of in of too great ia any the to this forth will carry out and into effect any safety of the U S- ia the employ of ol How scam thw dver by ani four ow United He beKE tike after tbat and f for asked for A st u a miners health welfare asked If work after April I Arthur He Kingsport People wiB be he Wednesday at 3 HL for JBr Arthur in a 1 fn of who worked on nuclear to remain 10 in felie kan Fifes Hew UNO Against Reds a new protest the Wa- of Russian te country Iranian em- bassy saidi today Abbas Anim first tary o-f toW reporter Ala tlie protest last to Trygve secretary who now JOT Ala acted on- frum Premier Aimed es fn Into yesterday Arnna saW Aram he dor Ala if given the opportunity of for trial today on- of secrete act by giving an son Mny refused by trate of Bow Court who thff be policy May innocent to of vides a oS En prison for persons of giving pre- the safety Interests ot the stats Gerald attorney for to Is now who might beea an at the late test that Mny of tho Prosecutor a from the that the stats involved aay potential report o-f a gence officer was not Hmvfcc- that May a document on- physics appear in- person search some samples of 1 present tbe Iranian- case to an person Hawke said one- clear up the of it Russian had been J not be aloud to feaTe Iran by 2 In- taey lasts intension to take Iran's troubles tha Security after failed in personal conferences at Moscow with SMalin The worked In on experiments from airy until September when only time any was was when Gardner a doubt arose Utter In February of fast year whether tin would W to Russire a gallant was It ara you going to about continue men up the Senate Leaders May Shelve New Pay the new cent 610 rily because af the strong it faces of a threat to use the to seefe Backers of the feel that daisy might work they of switch tag to two appropriations Wlla One Uac of pay in- voted for The WH tor watt 000 OPA for the measures are to the re- of current year ends June 30 forces to efforts ot soroe farm state to tbe wage Sor price boosts Senators Lucas such a move an whirl certain to set Shu entire price as tow that coarse it to food Russia Embarks Officially A New Han Featuring Atomic Energy Rossba a new to the designed to in the the users of energy amd boost industrial to owe level by which was last f ta Supreme Soviet by N A Voznesfcnstey heads of the state planning wai fey forces tiro latest to consolidate teas Voznesensky tn U S K and tww year to that prizes would be to ta atomic scarch A B told council of both houses of steel coal tons oil is electrical for would I task of Eaw piam to of Supreme Soviet that M arms of plan were achieved would taw powerful for any nation to overt fcf an- attack by surprise The Moscow radio In- don tbe is not of sailing foreign saM but consolidating peace and security Soviet Union stands erer the and of It Is a to any ist as Mr and who have put on the oi N delegate the son eS 923 Tha boy died of bullat Mrs Street afternoon ini Miram Jr 13 at Iwmc The child was Qtt in the area lose bis Efe Monday by an Kours Will A Caines 66 of Routa 12 kated by near the 61 Old port Funeral cjr- Mr Calnes not been will rtt with the Kev X Kev J A and present pastor respectively Of- and will serve pallbearers and burial will ia Cemetery that boy's life was German officers said two boys their tws Carline IS and 7 engaged in a game of cowboy In the of borae Of of- Price Boost Is Seen New York A rise in soon was by OPA mid- a strong possibility The of Price tion may lift ceiling within the next two- or three weeks to offset increasing of raw materials Geoffrey Baker deputy of price on cigars may follow within a few Industry sources price increases were ranse from 25 60 cents a tha eastern tion of the Association of Tobacco that controls will be removed within two 209 food items fho luxury slaas- by tije New Food Merchants Association slated for release from ceilings ara capital such textile machinery and mec tools be said French Execute Paris Marcel no- leader during the German at 4 EST today at Fort De ot with 201 barely escaped in July tor be appropriated to activities tha in to founder at tha fta tho U S S R outstrip treme talc of bers wore   

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