Northwest Arkansas Times (Newspaper) - April 1, 1949, Fayetteville, Arkansas THI FIRST CONCERN OC THIS NEWSPAPER Local Press Leased Wire VOLUME 87 NUMBER 208 Af King and NEA fAYETTEVILLE ARKANSAS FRIDAY EVENING APRIL 1 1949 md Partly continued caul frost Increasing tomorrow with by Lite afternoon High K noon 45 low 31 Sunrise urn set Atlantic Pact Offensive Instrument Moscow Charges Churchill Says Peace Still Possible TA i PRICE FIVE CENTI A-Bomb Said To Have Prevented Limitation Russian Attack No Appeasement Of Tyranny Plea Of Former Premier April i n s t o n Churchill List night told the world Europe would have been Com- like and London under bombardment some time ago but for the rent of the atomic bomb in the hands of the United States But he said war is not inevitable Speaking of the waf of nerves he advised Massachusetts In- of Technology mid-century convocation last If we persevere steadfastly gether and allow no appeasement of tyranny and in any form it may not be our nerve or the structure of pur civilization which will elso will break and peace may be preserved Churchill declared 13 in the Kremlin aiming the rule of the world had i tion as the root of their and malignant policy He said f their missionaries arc in every j country as a fifth column ing the day when they be the absolute masters of their and pay off old scores v Churchill said that the western world is now confronted with something quite as wicked but in some ways more formidable than Hitler He repeatedly asserted RFC Is Urged Commission Agreement On Public Power Case He Would Like To Solve April Sheriff Charley Womble has one case he'd really lovt to solve A stole radio out of his car while the official auto was parked in front of the home of Deputy Sheriff John Black One Cent Per Quart Cut In Price Of Milk Dairies Announce Reduction In Effect Today A reduction on retail milk prices in Fayetteville went into effect today Sweet milk cent a quart making the price 19 cents Elimination Of 30 Agencies Proposed By Hoover Group Washington April The Commission today asked Congress to pnl he government out of the business and eliminate 30 federal agencies by merger or liquidation The group's report on federal business enterprises was so snarled by dissenting opinions trat on one could offer no recommendation which had majority support But a majority urged the struction Finance Corporation the to a mere guarantor of private bank loans Waste and favoritism and even are invited Candidates For Queen Of University that we have no hostility to the Russian people i y i even Whipping cream was cut cents whet the for a half pint 30 to 25 reef tft A U to but g Wc seek nothing from Russia ood will and fair he j He the Marshall plan the j new unity in Western and I rf P was Buttermilk is not a he cut f tft i to in thp housing rarm and fields said Hip members led I by Chairman Herbert tho Atlantic pact as demonstrating a change in our out- look and policy toward the future o the world Change Of Opinion Remarking on the change of opinion in the Allied countries toward Russia in the past few years Churchill Today there is a very ent climate of opinion No one could however have brought i inent by a about these immense changes in I a the feeling of the United Slates 1 Great Britain and Europe for the astounding policy of the sian Soviet government the Milk i- j federal power i by Secretary vice chairman of the reduction producers will he trimmed correspondingly David Henson president of the Farm Bureau Milk Producers Association said ers would now receive per hundredweight for their milk sold lo the dairies Henson said that the housing St Louis concern of was queen of the spring beauty show Sealed floor at the left h Gwen Barnes Kappa on the chairs in the second row left to right are Ina Nicholas Joan Gosser Holcombe Hall Bonnie Sue Smith Davis Hall In ba Zeta Tau Alpha and Martha Brooks picture was made T We may well Why have they deliberately acted for three long years so as to unite the free world against It is because they fear the friendship of more than its hostility They cannot afford to allow free and friendly inter- course to grow up between the C The station pounds of Grade A milk each day under present plans Although the one cent decline in price per quart is not as large as cuts made in some other sections the state the dairy managers pointed out series on government reform drafted by the bi- partisan commission There was agreement that rent control now managed by the expediter should lie under the government's central housing agency ns should loan guarantees under the Gl Rill of now handled by the Veterans Administration Public Power An Issue The group made no formal on public power Hoover heading a bloc of five urged that the government end its hydro-electric Plan Increased Mail Service retail I Hospital Bids To Be Taken Thursday Opportunity To Furnish Rooms Offered course to grow up between the of milk in lines V vast areas they control and the ed consistently that I sometimes duplicate f the west in durine he vate lines The Russian people must not see what goes on outside and tin in other areas during the past year or so The present price is well in line or below that charged Student I Dies In Plane Crash But we must not despair he said We must persevere and if the gulf continues lo widen we must make sure that the cause of dom is defended by all the Little Rock April f sources of combined Bowie 38 a native of Newport and superior science former v averse a Arkansas was killed in and through it without being enslaved was or destroyed I Plane of Willard H Dow dent nf Dow The five members roent multi-purpose dams should give priority to supply ir- rigation flood control and tion in that with power bringing up the lear Acheson and two other bers reported that such issues arc not for us to decide but for the Congress They also protested against sending to Congress an companying subcommittee report which they charged adopts the line of the private Open bids for proposed county hospital will be taken next Thursday at p m at the courthouse Judge Will Carleri said today The building and its equipment arc to cosl proximately Paul Young Jr is architect Trooper Evans To Local Post Succeeds Hunnicutt In Fayetteville Heard today on The story of the man who yesterday at 2 p m boarded a local taxi gave j the driver more than and told him to ride it out They I up with about more payment this morning at 0 Their drive in- i eluded a trip to Fort Smilh and back among other journeys He was the longest riding single i passenger the cab driver ever had State Trooper Jim Evans of Fort Smilh today succeeded Trooper will br j James Hunnicutt as a member of to some of their family I Kvans has been slat ncd Tho average cost of furnishing each room will be between and depending on it He Hock since joining the slate force six months ago Trooper Hunnicult has been transferred to Ticket Sales Open Until Banquet Time Ticket sales for the athletic the Fayetteville Chamber of Com- merce lo University and high school basketball teams and Gordon Long and Clyde Scott will remain on sale until hanquet time n no h- Poultry Market Dow his wife and three other persons including Bowie were The market today as re- I killed m the accident Bowie's ported by the University ol Ar- mother lives at Newport kansas Bureau of Research and 3 to 3 Ihp 31 rents 30 Maybe teach omc of these boys not In run around the streets nn This was the comment nf a father whose sw harl just admitted was the driver who sped away from the scene of an accident Wednesday morning Ml injured University is single or double However by i joining the State he was employed by Company lie plans to will match amount with Ths hospital will all the furniture that it will be of the same fn addition lo the for funds wTH be n furnish lobby persons to furnish rooms Or ard Miller Mr and Mi h lier fill wife and from Fort Smith in the ire dent and his smashed Roy Clifton Wade and at the side of thr street The Judge Carter Other interested student was hospitalized two days Judge Carter or Resident Found Dead Af Hotel Russia Sends Acid Nole To Seven Nations Allied Agreement Is Attacked As Treaty Violation Moscow April Soviet Union Is virtually certain to con- sider her treaties with and dead upon the signing of the North Atlantic security ance Informed sources said today The Russians denounced the t pact today culling It an offensive instrument aimed at striking fear into nations which refused to world domination by tho I British and Americans The Soviet memorandum to the seven original sponsors of the Atlantic pact said the treaty undermines the very foundations of tho United Nations and violates International ments British Office re- any suggestion by Russia that the Atlantic treaty violates either the U N Charter or the friendship treaty When the Soviet Foreign originally denounced the At- lantic alliance early this year diplomats took the view that the signed by France and Britain with Russia during tho war were in jeopardy The Russians now have raised just this That clauses in both treaties stipulate that neither party shall join alliances directed against the other Tho treaty ex- in London May 20 1942 says In article 7 Each at the high contracting undertakes not lo conclude any alliance and not to take part in coalition di- against the other high con- party The treaty ex- at Moscow December 10 1844 said In article The high contracting parties undertake nol to conclude any alliance and not to take part In any coalition di- against cither of the high contracting parties The Russians may not denounce the treaties with and Britain One interpretation of treaties contends this cannot done until after 20 yean tho Russians may just the treaties do not exist any In this case no formal tion Is necessary and for all tical purposes the two would be dcnd Denial Attack Flam Russia tHe claimed does not Intend to taek anyone Transmission of randum was announced by official Soviet news agency It went to the United Slates Brit- ain France Belgium Canada Netherlands and Luxembourg original sponsors Soviet in the seven handed the memorandum to each The text waj published on In- side pages of Moscow's morning newspapers without comment a normal method of H appeared M statesmen from the seven tries named and other western tended areas not now hv jng of the treaty Participants have mads preparations including the piling of atom bombs maintenance of a joint tary staff at Washington and West union with headquarters In trance memorandum said The queen 1 at right is Jonc Griffith Chi Omega Seated Carnall Hall Betty Murphy Dames Club are Sarah Delta Gamma candidate from Delta Delta Delia was not present when the residents can ex- a more efficient mail ery service reaching more homes this year A D Allister announced today During the war years local post office has been unable to expand with the city McAllister said and rapid postwar growth has added to the problem Now however Post Office Department rules have been relaxed to allow mail delivery In sections of which have previously been served by rural routes or not at all A survey to determine what new carrie routes aro needed is now under way under the uon nf Leon Hoppe Fayetteville post office inspector When com- the survey must be proved in before the Fort i ca nbc added to the 1 staff City carrier service will be ex ox Business Indicates Let Up In Spending Late in 49 roils not now served by the postmaster said Every effort is being made to see that ever it is possible lo deliver mail will be delivered Many which been inside the limits for a i arc served by carriers I Oilier recently i I he cily also have only rural HE j More covering John Ray an routes will serve much of of line at iis territory Other was found dead in his where houses art Arkansas Partly cloudy afternoon tonight and Saturday Not much change ir tcmnprafur..! room at the Hotel this morning hv employe to coroner do P Watson he had been posted some gloomy signs for the last half of 1949 faid that this has j forecast economic Lusts in risking its reputation for curacy The of American businessmen on he future was in their plans for spending factories and they figure going to down the months of the year t survey by government Agencies pointed In business de- to cutback outlays in lasl half of by U per cent under 1949 factory and equipment buying however will five per cent above the same i period of record j least partly because of a lot of plant construction couldn't be halted on short notice While tions have correctly given advance signals on economic storms in the economists said hear discounting this time for such reasons is I Government state and local as well as increase sharply will more than offset the indicated 5900.000000 drop m business spending or 1949 as 3 whole spend more on plant expansion in than they admitted Jin survey Past I shows they're and cagy on future spending prone to j underestimate i The business oct on the lure however not only serves lo indicate what's coming H also has a part in inclining future to its forecast This is Thr billions on expansion represents money that would otherwise be j idle it for materials and even more importantly for labor otherwise be marketed Also it works with a strong The dollar it introduces into circulation when about hours uses anil Sheriff ucc d no would be of the four big props under Jn turning down this time it's following Uvr of others consumer retail spending and I net foreign spending on American I say err leaves one of big ui income and national product thp They point out however that spending for nearly a fifth the dollar total of national snrl its increase rould cancel or the in lays than might have been ex- fact 1 said actually are lhar had been ginned before survey The survey marfe by rie and and taken in a break m prices It m- lhat I Sir year total because the rutting down won't he felt until the year's last top in All Kinds Of Weather In Area During March R ecord Shows Survivors are sisters Mrs j Hattie of Mrs Gertie Graham of Orchard and of Funeral in I ported m 24 except i Louisville Ky There 12 of ii M Wi Thc maximum aluminum 60.3 anil me o cooperatives M 227 1301 departure from plus 3.46 There were four clear days int March 12 partly cloudy dayi ind 13
