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   Middletown Journal, The (Newspaper) - March 20, 1950, Middletown, Ohio                               HOME EDITION THE MIDDLETOWN JOURNAL WEATHER tly Noon Entered is CUM Matter at in. Act of MARCH 20, 1950. 16 PAGES TODAY FIVE CENTS JESSU DENIES RED ACCUSATIONS Plan For Billion Dollar Spending Cut Gets Support House Committee Begins Consideration Of ure To Provide Funds To Finance Federal Agencies politically appealing plan to lop another billion dollar's off federal spending next year was picking up strong support today in the Its strong appeal to the makers is that it would be ed at with the House Appropriations Committee having the job of what fits in that C o m m ittec members disclosed the plan as committee started tion today of an omnibus financing more 40 federal agencies for the fiscal year starting next July 1. The committee hopes to have the in shape to send to the House floor early this v. It is slated for House debate next but won't be voted on until after the Easter j I Committee Said the j already has cut more than from the money requests j President iion j Representative John of j Now top Republican on tne Appropriations INDOCHINESE RED BACKERS STAGE i Building B u r n e d As i Demonstrators Protest i Against U. S. Backing j Believed Dead Indo- china Two U. S. de- the target of riots that killed three persons and wounded at least 30 others here on schedule Cadet Richard Cox of who dis- appeared two months ago from West Point Military is believed to have been sure we will not find this man Lt. Col. Edwin emy provost I chuia Indo- i -i i Liquor A pent Inspects Finds Nothing O. further f r f t i i i j v v v a of others want rioters battled The pantry of the Elks Country us bare FOUR BOMBERS TO LEAVE FOR BRITAIN TODAY First American Arms To Go To Brit- ish Under Program WASHINGTON first batch of about 75 ican takes off for Britain today under the arms aid program to en western Europe's Foui of the reconditioned manned by American j leave nearby Andrews j Field this bound for a British The once the heaviest the Ame an Air Force coold send now are classed a The giant is alone in the heavy bomber class But the 2.000-mile com- bat range and 10-ton bomb load are expected to add able striking power to the Brit- ish Air The in hne with Allied defense have concentrated on building jet leaving bomber production to the United Secretory of Defense Johnson and British Sir vet Franks were to be on hand at the lor the formally turning the planes over io the j Pleads Innocent Target Of Sharp Attack At Investigation Envoy Declares Senator Is Showing Disregard For Interests Of Says Never Communist Sympathizer WASHINGTON Ambassador Philip C. Jessup declared today Senator McCarthy by accusing him of showed a disregard for the interests of our a eeping denial of SET TO SAIL FOR HIS HOMELAND With a Jessup told a Senate Investigating sub- committee that it is a matter ot when an ican is up lhe eyes of the rest of the world js a liar and The a rn b a s s I lashed back at McCaithy after speeding home a survey mission to the Far East. He that during his absence Convicted Handed was attacked only by j two sources McCarthy and ihe Moscow official newspaper Walking ing On Batory last A state Liquor en- as Mother The now Another i lice for four hours yesterday Club was or would be protest against Hubbard's Taber told backing Vietnam's Republican strategy probably inro agent and two be over to the British un- wiil be to withhold cutting drives Deputies got into the j del. the arms program approved the reaches the Students waving locked room last They powered by modernized aie the American arms to the flag of hours after state Harold A. 36, is shown being escorted from a hearing at which he pleaded innocent to charges of his stricken 54, at Pa. Pvt. Donald Wetiel of State Police quoted Harold as saying Walter with me out of my On left is Police Cpl. Leonard See story Shopping For Easter Behind 1949 NEW YORK entin A. today started back for Russia and whatever fate the Kremlin may decree for a Soviet cial who got caught The stubby Russian sailed at p. m. I Jessup who believes in the 1 NEW YORK handed Valentin concept of guilty by association might some startling con- this 1 do not believe in con- cept of guilty by 1 uo believe that anyone without adequate levels a charge of con- i 01 ignorant support of 1 .ie Communism a member of the A. United States at any oi the United States er is irresponsible trained Ho Chi MinhV rebel mem stage in the Any reductions made bv the could be credited to the burned the court square market building before The agents were looking T. dispersed them slot Bm last fighters and of the flub as lifted bv a I made Democratic majority committee are no Three plans are being es ed for action in the House it- i. Some Republicans v. ant to propose a horizontal cut of 10 per cent in every item in the I heard after it leaves the Opponents of this plan don't will aUo the to European eight Helical j NEW and volleys fired j inspection of club's pantry I with tear gas into the An estimated i reported injured and three Sheril Cries of with American i anci weie loaded aboard the YORK brakes are on the Easter shopping boom right but most businessmen still French j can beat last year's j disclosed an empty room save rioters were Ifor a of old with Bao and live Ho Chi were fiom the 4.000 The mob first aircraft carrier at Va March 8. These Deputies Raymond j were the Hist American Carl Kihlman said Ions given io an Atlantic Pact nation but aie not ex- they accompanied a state whom they knew only as from to the club last to naval t the French naval base in They said they went on a j foi some warrant issued by Additional carloads of Amei i- total or come close to it There are tno measuring sticks by to judge dollar and unit Most authorities agiee the lar volume is going to be about equal to a year give or take a few percentage But are sure the physical Three Planes Trio Of Men Killed DENVER and a flier a mile snd a in houis through his walking papers todav and the stubby i1 i ii 1 no that i convicted spy headed was motivated bv toward his native to the international to Communist movement even Federal his words and sentence in ions nave 01 Siale against was mountain can military equipment piling up at East lor shipment to European lar commercial Appropriations ith instructions to shear from a total of in Finding no gambling but suspecting the contents of the locked pantry to which they could not gain Government told a re- settled down for a They i porter it will be u mutter oi passed the time before arms They were evicted from start moving io Belgium and The club at 1 p. in. Saturday Shipments io Italy think this procedure is logical because it would treat essential and programs Others want to cut of former Emperor Bao allotments on were the overall reduction adding up j Turned back by Vietnamese to 10 per cent of the bill's armed with rubber 3. The newest proposal is for j truncheons the rioters then con- motion to send the back to on the market place and Committee i al two weeks of Scioto County enjoined The nas from inspecting the club j on air and without a search r destroyer mainly for Fiance and jure being by the Navy i at coast along v. nh two But in the next feu I liquor said supplies lor would up police in armored cars to dis- perse the 01 of and plane killing the hats of thing? is going to be rm s er be tii of Colo anci busses they over turned and French and American to honor the visiting de- The latter plan has the j were torn down during political This being j After the rioters set file to the from the Airliner Skids Off Icy No One Injured KANSAS CITY An a carrying 52 on an icy runway at airport y e crashed through tivo wire nosed into an No one was The by of n Congressional election many House members want vote against knocking out Vietnamese dollars in JTran Van Hu called n On a roll-call vote economy probably Later French armored patrols circulated in but the remained i He 1 French authorities suici i rioters displayed experience and were j maneuvering in response j club filing y damage suit against the State I meiu for sending A- brought maneuvering in response to whistled leaflets and the destine radio Viet Minh an- the demonstration in A. enforcement the European ground in 16 of liquor J mies control in Ohio any judge and other sairi we needed a warrant be ing a permit jiosi of go the he Liquor Director the club French 0! fe l to of Board on exhibiting gambling hindering are to I The depart alter a visit I oust rating U. S. support for the Bao Dai regime recognised byj leveled about 30 after night fired Worker Jailed In Slaying Of That's because oi pi ice tions during the all One source mates arc n an age of thiee cent foi the Easier falls on 9 one than The oi for ping With Flips on pie before they know r. W. believes i; is to judge the temper but expectation is be fairly brisk retail up to March will ex- ceed a year or approximate It. in Hollar should show an appreciable Another research of from his bed in the louah Colorado near Meeker of the Little periment The the for the no tne ami Cfi i; to uver Fish by anti-French i using mortars and off end of the for hour from i lions across the river which and 49 No hils scored and ine Three crewmen were u their trip by 11 sin and on ORE. A sawmill worker was in Ihp gun slaying nf the police chief of this mountain lumbering County Sheriff BULLETINS KEY Fla. President Truman backed up Secretary of Slate son 100 per cent today and let it be known that any mors he might be replaced are tv i t lioul j aren't many indications so 1 of shopping setting Apparel les KEY Age 14, Slays Sleeping Twin Sister 27. had I lice Chief Clyde 43. Hie horr j ing s weekend I Dubell lost his i and died of two caliber ftt Oil A 14- 1faas B. A of In sheriff called toy Fla. Truman an order here off a for tomorrow on 11 1 v. j 1 i3 I 1 ll i S V I 3949 un higher The 01 not its i j The 1 ms i m w 1 There are two 'The the dm able ins on DETROIT ina Detroit maior port His om ron of An f. and 30 He tiding to Aii 1 M jt j his r of is Thf 4. a a.m. with 1 Det J. 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