Marshall Evening Chronicle (Newspaper) - November 11, 1946, Marshall, Michigan YEAR Washington Calling By MARQUIS CHILDS NEW the background of an election cam that dealt largely in and the is sues to be settled by the United Nations and Council of For eign Ministers like Here are the ranges that seem beyond the reach of man in his present stage of There of course plenty of in these world as The delegates some times behave like ward bosses trying to subdue their hench Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov In Ills speech to general assembly hurled ganda and abuse at his fellow delegates in generous But while they spend a great deal of time in irrelevant argu the delegates meeting here cannot forget what stakes So much of the talk OPA TO COME TO AN END THIS WEEK Remaining Controls Will Be Handled By Other Agencies Michigan Brevities of of of is window It is all so much cam unless there is agree ment on the central issue which as the control of atomic A showdown on that issue is likely to come much sooner than anyone And what happens to the whole apparatus of world cooperation after that showdown is many a question in For it is hard to see how the American and Rus sian viewpoints ever can be re At the of the American proposal is a system of tion that would permit agents of an atomic development au to travel anywhere with in any nation in the The Russians propose an international disa r m a m e n t agreement that would include atomic weapons nothing is said in the Russian proposal about international enforcement such an of Those Americans Soviet Russia most who know intimately believe that the USSR can nev er accept international inspection is the root of the American it is hard to see how the two parallel lines ever can meet on any prac tical or workable In the USSR the State is su preme in every department of Its supremacy is Even to question it is i form of The mere pre sence inside Russia of tors with an authority greater than that of the State would in itself be As the Russian State is constituted to it simply could not hap That is the unvarnished truth behind tilt the sparring over in control of atomic On the other the American public and their rep in Congress would never be content to rest on a disarmament agreement that depended on the good faith of the nations signing the agree Our suspicions are too deep rooted for We remember that we disarmed in the We tend to of the reason why we While there was a surface of expressed in the Kellogg the real reason for our disarma Concluded Page Column 4 UP President Truman was expect ed today to give OPA a formal burial this week with an order liquidating the shifting remaining controls on j sugar and rise to some other government lie may the office i reconversion or set up some new agency to administer the remnants of the ra and price controls which flourished on the American scene for more than four and a half Government officials ed still other wartime curbs to be abolished on the heels of Trumans weekend order wiping out all wage controls and all price ceilings except those on rents and They forecast abolition of the ban on suits and vests removal of the 30day ro striction on charge accounts and relaxation of installment buy ing restrictions repeal of con on textile production and abolition of priority on installa tion of The presidents decontrol or der was received generally with enthusiasm but there were some dire undertones from labor A CIO MUSKEGON Two 76yearold residents of the Holland Home for the in Muskegon will he married to They arc Evar form erly of Grand Haven to be mar ried for the third and Joanna Wolf of married once The institution board approv ed a ceremony at the IONIA A tossed by a trusty I inmate was believed to have I started a in an Ionia State J Reformatory farm agency and causing damage of Livestock including several reg LINER WAITS FOR was led to MUSKEGON Chas Alberding of president of the has purchased controll ing interest in the 330room Oc hotel here from Ed ward Sr a hotel op for 40 ial said inflation it meant and will accelerated bring the Association of said prices crash that much Robert R president of the National should fall after a short period of a new round of wage He that prices will not return to prewar lev TRAVERSE CITY Leon of wus killed and his injured Saturday when his car with a truck driven by Oliver of Tra verse Route on Old Mission peninsula north of Tra verse LIVES OF BEVIN THREATENED Fear Jewish Underground Agents Have Entered London FOR COOPERA Sets Forth Policy For COLORADO BURIED IN SNOW AGAIN ATTRACTIVE MOLLY DAWSON of proudly displays some of the prizes she won on a radio quiz program in New The on which she was scheduled to leave the delayed sailing for half an hour to wait for her while she took part in the Miss a member of the British Womens Voluntary won more than in prizes before she was International 13 Dead As Result of Series of Storms UP rescue man ning Army trucks and pushed on at dawn today carry ing food and fuel for snow bound ranch families and foci Jcr Yr an estimated marooned on swept Darkness and extreme cold last night had halted mass mo bile rescue southern But tt dayi caravans of heavy and tank like weasels rumbled forward thru huge snow drifts on mercy missions to human beings and animals caught in the icv throes of PROMISES TO WORK IN OF COOPERATION SERIOUS DIFFICULTIES ARE POSSIBLE President milling the possibility of serious in today to the new Republican Congress lo cooperate with him for the welfare of the peo After reviewing the possible difficulties which en as the result of having a Republican Congress with the executive branch controlled hv the Tru man put forth his policy for the next two years I am guided by a simple formula To do in all from day to without regard to narrow political con unexpected what seems to me to be the best for the i fare of all our Our search for that welfare must t of govern Twelve persons had died irt always be based upon a progressive Colorado js a result of the j scries of chiefly from j i shall cooperate in every proper brought LONDON posted special Scotland guards at One Run and Sold FOR oak din ning room suite boys teal blue size Worn one 427 North After One Nights Advertising size oil circulating Fred One Nights Run FOR young Hoi stein Take your Dwight west of One Nights Run FOR SALE Coleman oil heating in good con Tel These are just a FEW exam plea of what the Want Ads Those who deal through the Want get the bar READ THE WANT ADS Quonset Huts quonset huts and shacks rented to University of Nebraska vet eran students are de luxe af The pro ject boasts steam hot running water and hardwood Whitehall buildings today after the publication of reports thai Jewish underground agents had slipped into London and thai the lives of Prime Minister Cle ment and other officials had been Unconfirmed reports circu that the British war office had called extra troops into London as a precaution prompt ed by threats attributed to Jew ish Special measures were plan ned to protect the royal especially tomorrow when King Concluded Page Column 4 Two 18 Hurt When Plane Hits Tension Wire persons were killed today and 18 others were injured when a United Airlines transport air plane crashed into a high ten sion wire while coming in for a landing at Cleveland Police said the dead were the pilot and copilot of the plane which was bound from Chicago to New The If passengers and were taken to a Cleve land police The crash occurred at about a block from the The its land ing gear extended for a land caught a high tension wire and nose dove into the ground on Afler May Go Higher but Wilt not Run Hog Wild By UNITED PRESS Spokesmen for the nations principal industries said today that some price increases would follow the governments remo val of almost all price but they said that prices would not rup hog they said that some prices might rise sharply but would level much as the price of meat has done since ceiling were Some in dustry leaders pledged to hold increases to a A poll of housewives in ten major show ed that most of them believed prices would not Most were pleased with the A spokesman for the rayon industry said prices for rayon goods would rise about 15 per Leaders of the woolen in dustry said woolen fabrics would be most for Chrysler and Hudson declined to comment pending a further study of decontrols and market Ford Motor said no increase was contemplated in the price of Ford cars or A prominent used car dealer at predicted that good used cars would ad vance in price and that medium and rough cars would Building Materials JOIN COAL CONFERENCE o Negotiations Are Nearing Showdown Stage Lewis of Johns York belief that some consumer said thai with increasing pro chairman sweeping decontrol order in the Manville of New goods would become Comment from industry Department of Agriculture said food prices would average materially higher then they did a year most food price ceilings already had been re moved in the decontrol move ment of the last three Meat prices already had begun to level Spokesmen said most foods except fats would be fairly gener al manager of the National Re tail Dry Goods said clothing prices in general may rise but will level He said that buyers could look for larg er supplies of such scarce items as baby garments and house dres duction of will work building materials toward future re Ho duct ion in building predicted that the building black market would end in a few OPA said prices on some building materials might rise as high as 100 per of Interior Krug and President John Lewis of the United Mine joined the conference table to day as the coal negotiations a Krug hoped to avert the show down by aside and let ing private mine owners lake his place a I the bargaining ses President Trumans ac tion lifting coal price controls may help bring the UMW and operators Whatever develop ments in the next few days will determine 1 Whether the na tion will face a coal strike on the eve of 2 Whether the government can release the mines to owners 3 Whether the administration it self must grant new wage con fessions to maintain v peace in the coal Can Service Notice Under Lewis interpretation of the present government wage he can serve notice on Friday to terminate the agree ment The miners have worked under a contract the government since the soft foal were seized lasl They will stop working j that agreement is Government and industry of were convinced Krut would seek first to bring the mine owners into the negotia They believe there would have been no reason to decon trol coal if the govern Concluded Page Column 5 COMMUNISTS WIN FRENCH ELECTIONS Hold Largest Seats in Chamber Deputies The Communists moved ahead of the popular Republicans today as the strongest party in with colonial returns from Sun days election and placed in jeopardy Georges position as premier and foreign The Communists and mod crate popular Republicans emerged from the tary election as the two great opposing forces which will dom inate France for the next five The third party in the present coalition lost extensive Intricate negotiations will be necessary before fu ture as government leader can be Balloting was for 618 seals in the Chamber of of which 574 are for Metropolitan Corsica and The chamber will be the first lo function under the new consli Gain 20 Seats Complete returns from Metro Corsica and Algeria gave the Communists 168 a gain uf to Ihe Concluded Iage Column 7 manner heart attacks brought on by members of and my hope and prayer to that this overexertion wading thru deou of cooperation will be o and alK faith with and promise t meet good will with good II was in this spirit that the President accepted verdict of the who swept the Republican party back into congressional power last Truman made his declaration in a statement Id an Armistice Day news The President said he was not concerned those in either party who knew the of tbf confronting this country 1f I 4Kin 111 Concluded Page Column 3 Traverse City Man Murderers His Estranged Wife TRAVERSE con fessed today that he strangled j to death his estranged Lu 25year old attractive mo ther of five small in i fit of Sheriff Leon Barrutt Nichols told authorities he became jealous when he saw his wife at a dance Saturday night which he also attended and al j ter he went to a tavern and had a few went to her home and her lo who filed suit for divorce afler the couple had been estranged for about a year was found dead in her bed yesterday morning by her oldest A scarf was tightly knotted around her throat which bore marks and bruises inflicted by Ihe hands of her Deaths Lutz Edward who suffered a stroke on Novem ber passed away this morn He was born May in Marshall and spent his en tire life in this He was the son of Philip and Agatha Lutz and is survived by Chris Schmidt one of Marshall Philip Lutz of two Marshall and AGREEMENT ABOUT VETO POWER SOUGHT Delegates Begin Backstage Talks on Subject William Lutz of Monroe also several nieces and Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at oclock from the Court funeral with the Warren Brown of the Brooks Memorial Methodist church In terment will be made in the Lutz family plot at Oakridge j Friends may call at the funeral Tavern Team opens Court Season Here Tuesday Night But he followed this expression of concern lest in either party should seek this field an opportunity achieve personal partisan advantage by lion of the sensational mere creation of The president emphasized bipartisan nature of out rent foreign After reading his Truman denied m resignation rumors prominent members of He said he knew of no nations pending or This included the cabinet agency heads and his own He rejected as without elation a rumor that Dwight Eisenhower quit as army chief of cause of differences wi administration over the the war department ff Asked whether he now to call a special session of the president said Concluded Page THE WEATHERS LAKE UP United States representatives will begin backstage with delegates of the oilier Big Five powers this week in an effort to reach an agreement on the use of the big power veto in the United Nations Security Coun American delegates had spec proposals almost ready to submit lo Ihe French and Chinese delegations as the answer to the small pow ers campaign to revise or elim inate the veto The Ann American Lej erican proposals were aimed at There will be a mOre flexibility into the Security Council voting proced ure without altering the UN United States and British del egates felt this could be done merely by placing a broader in on the charter and getting all big five countries to adhere to that Soviet Russia was set to open another busy week of UN General Assembly committee meetings by unveil ing its views on UN trusteeship To Speak Nikolai Soviet am to was scheduled to make the first Rus sian statement in the Assembly trusteeship where the 51 United Nations are tvy Page Column i of Women Are Sponsoring A Book Sale Next Friday and 15 and the University of Michigan Women will bold a book sale at the gion wide variety of books for young and also current phonograph and All these at bargain All are cordially Meanwhile all are also in to go thru their book cases and donate to this sale any books they have read and can This sale is designed to act as a large where one donates Ihe books he can and gel others he Any books not sold will be shared with Percy Jones hospital and the county So every book will serve some other Donations will be called phone 1005 or or you can bring them to the Legion home Friday morning before The proceeds from this sale will be shared with the Marshall The season will be officially opened here tomor night at oclock when the Hotel Marshall Tavern of former court stars will oppose Smitty s from reported to be one of the strongest civic recre ation teams in Southern Mich The Coldwater team has already played seven and base won six of The Marshall Tavern team in cludes two of last years Mar hall high school Dick Crampton and Ben Oth members of the squad are Vernon John Victor Doug Burns and Alfred Dick Mun is manager of the squad lineup includes Tom Miix Hansel i and Mir Dillon and Laws are from while is a six six inch center from who recently located al The Marshall is entered in Battle Creeks Class AA cir cuit and in practice games has defeated AA teams by an average of 18 points per weather Lower Michigan Clearing and colder Tuesday partly cloudy with little in j For Upper cloudy tonight and No decided change in i The sun sets today at and rises tomorrow at a Temperature MICHIGAN NEWAYGO Seven year Conrad was killed when his struck by a car driven by of here Satur Chicago Duluth Detroit Grand Rapids Houghton Sault readings HI 56 89 39 3ft I I LOCAL TEMPERA High for past 81 Low for post 01 ho Temperature ot BAROMETER steady Subi If you ha Chronic call the tween 0 will be
