Olean Times Herald (Newspaper) - February 28, 1948, Olean, New York Weather Forecast Rain changing to snow Windy and with snow flurries VOL. No. 50 TIME Edited for The Families of Southwestern New York and Northwestern Pennsylvania Entered 40 Pout T. SATURDAY FEBRUARY 28, 1948 if Words Of The Wise A man who U tinx hli mty IM said to be a thoroughfare of food PRICE FOUR CENTS More Funds Needed For Federal Highway Program Drive To Grab Finland Is Seen In Orders Czech UNHAPPY Just an old stick-in-the-mud is little tine four years of and she's pretty un- happy about the whole Police found mired down near her home after responding to a call to rescue child in A in hip boots came to her Wallace Asks Ouster Of Royall My Staff Correspondent Henry A. Wallace contended night that President Truman should fire Secretary of the Army neth Royall to prove the sincerity of his stand on civil Wallace charged that Royall has a policy of racial segregation and discrimination in the despite a presidential order against such the president means what he Wallace will demand Royall's Wallace made his statements In a his first major attempt to gather support for his third party candidacy in A. crowd of more than 7.500 persons turned out to hear despite a His charges against Royall were made in a deviation from his pre- pared In a similar he assailed plans for universal military training and the Knutson to rescue income In his prepared lace said the States and Russia must settle their ences before democracy and could be restored in Sweden May Overhaul Her Defense Plans Sweden A Swedish military spokesman said today that any pact concluded be- tween Finland and Russia would force Sweden to reconsider her defense Any changes would be di- against Russia in the spokesman but would be planned in the light of the fact that the military borders of of the great powers has drawn closer to Plain Swedes and political ob- servers believe Finland will be un- able to avoid a treaty with Such a Avill put Finland's transport part of her at 'the dis- posal of Russia in the event of another i D. in- creased Soviet pressure on land was seen by American today as the start of a Com- munist campaign to seize power in that The campaign was expected to follow the pattern established in Communist coup in and other European tions now in the Soviet according to diplomatic probably will follow up ts demands for a friendship and military treaty with the familiar cry that and is being threatened by Then leaders will take over the to it. These officials shied away from a prediction on when the Soviets would make their decisive But it was expected to come well in advance of the Finnish now scheduled New Soviet attention toward Finland has been expected here some It is the only ry on Russia's western frontiers has not succumbed to Com- GRAIN A POWER Finland Finnish politicians admitted today that Russia holds a powerful weapon in supplies of Soviet which presumably would be cut off if the pact proposed by simo Josef Stalin were Most political leaders agree that for this reason if for no Finland must send a to Moscow to discuss the treaty of friendship and defense suggested by Stalin in a al letter to President K. Without Soviet Finland would It was understood the treaty first was mentioned when a nish cabinet delegation visited Moscow last Members of the delegation demurred on grounds they were not authorized to discuss it. The proposed treaty is the main topic of wherever Finns Political leaders as well as the man in the street arc opposed to a pact with Russia or any other Newspapers in general reflect this The Social Democrat organ said thai enormous majority of Finns oppose such a The Conservative newspaper also opposed the Admits Burning Home Of Rival aged widow admitted today that she set fire to the home of a love rival who won the affections of a neighbor they both wanted to Red-haired Mrs. of seven said she when Harry started paying attention to Mrs. Ruth Randall and the two women live in the tiny village of fifty miles north of Sheriff Donald John said confessed that she ped m match Into a waste basket in a back room of the home and fled into the The house and its furnishings were with low of Gen. Whitney Is Accused Of er of a small Tokyo newspaper circulated copies of a petition day to Ihe allied council for one of General Douglas MacArthur's top aides with a reminiscent of the old anese military He accused Courtney chief of the preme command's government of improved action in tion with what he called illegal and tion by the Japanese government's purge The petition particularly ed to the case of former cabinet member who was purged from political life by the government for alleged It accused Whitney of ly Japanese courts to keep out of the thus voiding a district court had cleared instilled in the minds of Japanese the laws are and that the supreme com- mander is exercising a despotic government over the the petition AS RED 1'KEMIEK GAVE BENES NEW CABINET Here's the climax of Premier Gottwald's fight for full power in Seated at Gottwald watches President IVnes as he looks over a of cabinet members he has At right is Antonin deputy premier and second in power to Gottwald under the political Tornadoes Lash Seven Midwest States Secret Air Aid To China Is Disclosed D. C. The United States is carrying out a pledge to equip anti- Communist aimies in with a air This commitment was revealed by Air Secretary W. ington and the state apparently in effort to silence Republican criticism ot the new China aid The docs not include military The joint report was nent to the senate appropriations committee in response to a troin Chairman Styles K N. H. The committee made public last The unitary signed during World War pledged this try to Chiang government with a air force of including heavy bombers and Already P36 planes have been delivered from U. S. surplus war and presumably are m against Communist in North An additional 135 planes are earmarked for They in- clude thirty-seven Flying forty-two ee Fighters and three transport When the program is it will give China an air force roughly equivalent to such European powers as Yugoslavia and The military aid program was delayed by an embargo on arms shipments to China from the mcr of 19-16 until last of State George C. shall the embargo in a vain attempt to enforce a truce between the warring Nationalist and Communist Mother Pleads For Son Who Can Save Her Life today sought an AWOL sailor on the outside chance he might have the type of blood that may be needed to save the life of his mother and her unborn Mrs. Mary Kidwell may need a transfusion of blood when her child It also may be necessary to drain the blood from the new born Infant's body and replace it With another if the baby is to Doctors typed blood from all members of the Kidwell None could qualify as a because Mrs. Kidwell has RH ative Physicians believed Robert has the right blood But he hasn't been heard from since last No- when he walked off a naval I met a His in a hospital awaiting birth of the has pealed to you give yourself up for my To Attack Testimony D. General Bennett E. de- fense lawyers will in examination next to make the general's chief accuser change his me do if trial for subornation of perjury was in recess for the week When it is resumed the prosecution will wind up the of its star H. Then the defense will attempt to break down Lamarre's testimony that he told senate investigators a phony story to cover up time business Missing Boy Found NEW N. Y. Jimmy member of the cast of who ran away from home protecting can't spank an was found by police Jimmy left his mother's apartment in Harlem after she punished him for playing hookey from school for five Today police found the youngster wandering along a street in They returned him to his Anna who him a hot bath and n double helping of fried chicken and put him to Hi 1'rcm The worst floods this year struck in five and southwestern states and a blizzard raced across Minnesota and Wisconsin just south of the Canadian The floods and blizzard followed in ihe wake of a major storm center which bred many tornadoes day in Kansas and The high winds de- damaged ports and halted High water flooded cities and disrupted communications in Wisconsin and More than a foot of snow swept across the northern plains stales and was piled up in five and six foot drifts by the powerful Nearly 700 persons were trapped for several hours in 150 cars and five school busses when their avan of vehicles bogged down in high snow drifts while en route to a basketball game at Minn. The worst floods were in ern Illinois and Southern The River wcm out of its banks rind flooded the ness district of under several feet of Tho Galena River in ern backed into Ihe town ol Galena early and it predicted that the town would fer its worst flood in The tornadoes yesterday struck the Texas towns of Abilene and The wind demolished twenty-five homes and a cotlon Rin al aid officials estimated the loss at State Official Ponders Fate Of Boy Killer CANON COLO. The stale attorney general wria asked to decide today whether year-old convicted murderer should be allowed to attend regular classes at a grade The school beset by testing mothers who didn't want their children rubbing elbows with James declined to rule in the The youth was sent to prison for killing his year-old sister because he like The board hnd been asked by Warden Roy Best of the to admit the be- spectacled boy to so he would not have to grow up among hardened James was sentenced earlier this week to twelve years to life im- Best took in- to his own saying hn put that kid behind bars to be with the toughest thugs and burns in the The boy fatally shot his Phyllis last December us she Christmas in their His only tion was didn't like Secession Pondered In South U C. bama are studying a. plan which proposes a southern walkout irum the national it was learned here The Alabama bung among the congressional delegation from that uas prepared by T Alabama State Democratic Like those in Virginia and it a method for withholding doctoral votes from President Truman niter the it apparently would not require action by the recommendations were drawn up at the loquest of Governor J. Strom Thurmond of South one of the ers in the fight the dent's civil rights mond's t will report to the Southern ence here Man h The McCorvey memorandum these That Alabama candidates for elector be- fore the that they will not support the national tion nominee if party form Mr. Truman's civil lights they will support ing like Senator ry F. Byrd of Virginia or Senator Waller F. George of That Alabama delegates to the national convention make clear that the state's electoral vote will go to no nominee unless he ports in the dis- pute over racial That southern delegates walk out of the national if the platform is some other McCorvey foresaw a that the presidential election might be thrown into the House of A southerner might be elected he Tho House elects a oath state having one if no inee has jm electoral President Sees New War Secret KEY Truman gets a peek today at a postwar development in radar in Mr. Truman planned a visit to the USS one of the navy's most cm ft. Installed aboard the sub is a new device called the picket which will be used for coastal and fleet defense against enemy Clipper Cracks Up SAN CALIF. A Pan American World Airways Clipper bound for Calcutta cracked up taking off at the Snn Francisco airport last none of the four aboard wwi in- Tho landing gear col- lapsed on the take off run and Uie Clipper skidded down the on belly for hundred before to Purge Prokop minister of justice in cabinet ousted by reported today have suffered a fractured skull iu a suicide This was announced as Gottwald told gates the opening uf National Union's congress that a com- plete of all ies to the new life in The Peasant lo HUM t in with a review Prague police and the Hided lo seize continued to re- strictions the and ex- tended them to include a ban against all by foreign nts ATIONS The ol an- d that twenty eign language publications hud bet n and more any lie banned Among those whose distribution in was prohibited the more the Chicago mid Time and Lite is necessary to expel out all agents home and slid in his ot cial policy since in- stalled we closed one and bewail period in life of republic The of i cact ion lor legislation on land to the but be ol col- under his The attempted ol Drtina m a government said he been found liom a at A M under a window of in u MS by who hih 01 to with Action continued to all WILL Gottwald told peasant gates that all of more than titty i would be the to contain a land can be owned only by those who on MI ail Uilk be fully support the demand to all all and through the ministry ol alise all ot than and -A rile into the con- j saying that vate of plants under fil- ty would bu is necessary lo political and other of the illegal of The history of their plot is well It was pre- pared long by capitalists and landlords together with forcipi re- the It is necessary to hit these lords in their It is necessary to fulfill completely your for for land reform Mrs. Taft Confident D. C. Robert A. Taft her chances of winning the Republican presidential nomination better every The wife of the Ohio senator said last night that she doesn't agree with public opinion polls which indicate that President Truman could defeat Quake Recorded Mass. A earthquake in setts Bay about fifteen west of The temblor wan traced by the Daniel seismologist at the Boston College Station and Dr. Don at tliR College Station nt Mass. Congress Is Warned Vital Construction Work May Be Halted IX Works Administrator Philip R. warned today that highway const ruction lie stymied unless Congress authorizes further federal funds at this Fleming naked a public works subcommittee to authorize year for federal nld for fiscal yours Tie also asked fnr n year fur roads in and Indian Slate he federal aid fur year well be since high prices and material shortages have up scheduled tion under the aid act uC MAV VITAL WORK Hut the left over of 7 at the rule of a and will be used up the next have to enact fu provide for Fleming Congressional nt this lie have effect cf delaying further the prosecution of the highway work which in 10 to the im- provement of mir highways to meet the of present He said stales need ance that authorizations will con- so they can ations necessary al but not until 1W1. Most of the state will meet in he Father Disowns Girl Who Turns To Communism today dis- owned who quit her job in the Moscow and renounced her lo marry n have nothing to do with Bucar Burar was bewildered nnd ler when he learned that his Uni- versity of Pittsburgh educated daughter had decided to life nmw in A unlive of Burar lo America fit the age of He now is anil a He owns a 500- acie farm nnd coal He has raised twelve Of whom Anna belle the made n fool of he tousled was a bud I'm r don't son how there better country than Jt has given everything There is r can When Bucar to he iie worked in a brick yard for five cents a Through other jobs in mills and a butcher he I save and buy sixty acres of farm He married at nineteen and raised a large sending most of thorn lo He a winning many blue ribbons nt fairs for his grain and Ifc opened coal mines and now employs nine miners and three farm hands on his expanded Former Fred forty-nine and wife beam with joy after a court in ed him triple damages of against the Motors Coi poi at had sued under the Sherman Anti- charping his was taken away him lor refusing to use Ihe sales World Plea For Children Is Launched v. iKim nations met in the United Security cil chamber today to open a worldwide appeal for help for members ol their u ho clothing and The ail between ten ami scats around the hot used for i council rap til ilie joung gavel nil a v. chain ol mai Icing Nations Appeal for nig UN the d ot Ihe international com- lor to give his to the before opening by cil at timed to as Sunday morning ed the date u ill by appeals for the children made in the Far and the Finnish dm relies will mark the day with a for the Luxembourg have planned to the UN appeal to a for the In the Philippines and South and sports and ietes will bring UN AC day around the Appeals lor Children Day was named by Secretary General to carry out n of the general assembly the world join in aiding hunger and Appeal headquarters at UN pointed out Hint the money spent in a day of World War II U. Canada and Great give 000 000 children a supplement meal a day for a whole Gannett Proud Of Newsmen N. Y. Frank publisher of the burgh stated he was of the actions of two newsmen connected with the who refused to reveal concerning gambling conditions in Gannett said News Editor Douglas Curler and Reporter Charles In best newspaper re- fusing to toll an Orange County grand where they had ob- for gambling stories that were printed in the is high time that New York Stole enacted a newspaper con- putting newsmen on a pur with the in protecting that confide In the publisher NCES U. S. S. tf embassy officials disclosed today the story of an American girl who quit her embassy job and renounced her American citizenship for the Russian she She is of who in- formed Ambassador Walter Bedell in a letler of that secretly married a sian operetta star thirteen months She in her she could no longer continue working with people whose opinion of the sians docs not coincide with the new happiness she has found with her known as Kostya to his Clipper Flight Ends NEW N. ican Airways reported today that the Clipper Southern ing a group ot American paper publishers and ar- rived at South nt p. EST Aid Parley Planned France France and Great Britain have atnt Joint in- to fourteen other pean countries to part In Marahall plan conference on or March 14. reported
