Syracuse Herald Journal (Newspaper) - March 25, 1947, Syracuse, New York WIND Snow squalls and e Wen ther Report rage 11 P.M SD SYRACUSE 12 if Associated Press United NIGHT EDITION v News Service Complete Local Y TUESDAY MARCH 1947 NO 5 CENTS CHILD CHANGES MOTHERS Stove clings tearfully to Mrs Mary after a ordered child returned to real Mrs Veronica in a domestic relations court in Los An gel ss AP V MOTHER WINS Boy Cries for Daddy ANGELES are not uncommon in Domestic Re- lations Court there were more than usual when a decision was rendered on the custody of Eleven 4 Two women clung to the boy nnd wept But Steven across the courtroom and want my ONE OF THK Mrs Veronica had told Superior Judge Fred Miller she 15 months searching across for finding hint here with her divorced Steve Jacobs T The woman was Mary now the wife of father Judge Miller held that Jacobs of should have the pending a custody because of her claim that he was her charge under the Pennsylvania decree CHILD should never been taken said traveled the mother of his own child innocent child not know his own and that is particularly your Mr Jacobs That of penalty the child for the mistakes As left with the father and his hew In each others holding a small toy monkey that the boy forgot to take along JURORS GROUP TO Dewey Investigation Hinted by Fuller THE of the County Grand Jurors tion announced today he will Appoint a committee to investigate rambling what ever they want to D Fuller of 1004 son said the committee's ity lead to an Thomas E Dewey He de- clared the for nor last week's Grand Jury report on and Is neither supporting nor opposing at the report The president of the which 500 including the majority of the Jurors who made last week's re- said the committee clude from five to seven persona and will be 48 hours HE ASSERTED the report ami the attacks on it on the Grand Jurors which was in 1336 to to the attention of the any Information coming to it ot acts which may be Inimical to the good com- munity or In violation of Its Fuller explained that the legal can no one but that the committee might testimony and glad to hear anyone wants to say The association president said he name the committee after he was deluged calls from members and from other including associates of the Syracuse and Onondaga County Council of- Churches LAST of the entire community to nn Indictment of members of the association well as of other Fuller said Edward n member of the State Liquor took public exception to the Jury and less de- tailed attacks were made on the report I JERUSALEM Jews were brought to trial before a military court in Jerusalem today on charges of participation In the un- bombing ot the lem station last October TODAY'S FEATURES MOVES TO outlaw the Com- munist party reflect feor and reaction on comments Marquis Childs In his editorial column today Any suppression would servo only to moke the Communists a menace than they may be he contends The following ire pages Comics If In Kaln Dr Crossword Horoscope regular are on the following Amusements 15 Editorials IB Bridge 13 Letters 18 Classified Financial 23 City Life 17 Radio Deaths 14 22 Earl Wilson 2 Sports 19 TODAY'S PAGE 12 you Milk Dumped In Strike of of mills today by armed men who the contents of six tank trucks In outskirts of the city It was the first act ot violence In n strike called 24 hours earlier oy dairy farmers of several East Louisiana parishes In protest of a price cut declared by milk distributors A reliable source estimated 58 per cent of tho milk production was cut off by the Russia who said he recently from a Russian in asserted today that the Soviet Union is to developing an atom bomb Lifting v the curtain on what he described as sia's attempt to match perhaps better mighty the nuclear physicist said in an Very Near to Developing A-Bomb what I have I believe Russia will luvye a bomb similar to United States within three to five RUSSIA'S efforts yto are the scientist declared scientists are ing blood day and The scientist lie hitd returned to the risk of his and asserted he hoped tp the United soon Insisting that not be identified the German professor said some oil Bussian atomic research were 200 mau scientists arid including some of foremost nuclear arc working for the Russian government in a virtual paradise of nuclear being sought in all zones of including the American and particularly the officers and by Germans sent back to convince former col- a paradise is ing THE have everything they need for their are treated equally if not better than Russian work in in the great spaces of southern Russia and in beyond the Rare German trons and other equipment used jn atomic radiation have been moved from the Bussian of Germany to the Soviet BOMB and minera nnd are hunting source of secrecy in they escape and are caught they are ished in the Russian he said The said he worked in ninny he was one of several scientists brought back under escort in an tempt to recruit others He said he escaped I was not willing to work in Russia on problems of atom in the hands at J the United States is the only means of securing world peace the freedom of scientists to continue their in U.S ATTITUDE TOWARD RUSSIA TOUGHENS ay ack Gre Aid Wind Due by Night U.S Steps Into Phone Crisis STRIKE SET FOR APRIL 7 WASHINGTON The in today avert threatened for to ptame April 7 Assistant Secretary of Labor John W Gibson scheduled ences with telephone company of- after the policy committee of the National Federation of ephone Workers voted unanimously to call tele- workers from their TODS April 7 THE UNION committee said Its action necessary to support mands for a pay boost and Improved working conditions will fly to New York later today to confer can Telephone and Telegraph Com- pany headed the efforts which resulted In settlement of last yearns threatened telephone walkout a bare utes before the strike deadline THE UNION'S policy committee instructed President Joseph to officials once again to bargain with the union on n national basis Inter Hum April sent the tion last night and will report back to the policy committee with the company's reply this afternoon The union said the company hnd insisted on bargaining at local els Instead of nationally If the telephone workers left their It would be the first strike of 1947 steeb nnd rubber workers unions either have reached extended their contracts MANY UNION lenders arc ng policies to strikes while Congress Is ng new labor reforms Homeless WARSAW waters of the Vistula River Inundated 4.0 villages and left Polish ants homeless today SWIRLING WATER COVERS STREET Sceley covered more than r of today as swollen Creek its banks This scene is t of ninny in the Valley section ONE 9 in Plane Crash Safe I Mass nine persons aboard an Army transport which crashed day on a Newfoundland plateau ate alive and only one was the Army reported today The one injured man has been flown by helicopter to Harmon near1 the crash and the other survivors be ilown to Harmon Field In relays because of terrain which prevents full loading of the rescue plane The public relations Theodore Identified the In- jured crewmen its Radioman stationed at Warner Robins Ga WOOD said loaded aboard the helicopter In a that Harmon Field Hospital reported he injured He said the reached the downed crewmen at THE PEOPLE DON'T WANT IT End Monday Urged by Ives Senator Irving M Ives today Congress abandon sugar rationing days hence because people want And If they don't want I see why they should have He cited a oC In his office that public wants sugar rationing But Congress h new from President Truman for extension controls on and other shortage Items bo- oro the present 31 lon date At a con- Monday Truman old the top six Congressional ra that he concerned because he deadline Is near at hand IN ADDITION to the dent listed anti- oils and grains as com- renewed He said It Im- they were by a single omnibus or Important be was Tlie House was purely topics Present were Senate President Ar- Senate Republican Lender Wallace H Senate Democratic Leader Alben W ley of House Speaker Joseph W Martin House Republican Lender Charles of nnd House DemOr Lender Sam Rayburn of BOAT PUT TO Firemen and nmn boat Jn Fiscoe av as inundates RISE IN LEVEL FLOODS VALLEY STREETS FLOODS collier That's the weather menu for the Syracuse area As Onondaga swollen by heavy rain and melting spilled Its banks In Onondaga section Inundating a dozen the dropped out the at the Municipal Airport METEOROLOGIST Andrew P Keller Issued a stern when the barometer dropped to 28.70 Inches sea the est of any March Jn the history of the bureau The lowest on record for day Is 24 years ago Gusts qt wind up to GO miles snow nnd were for tills nnd tonight by Mr Lack of Fuel Halts RAF Conscription LONDON The Royal Air Force announced today an in- definite suspension of conscription because the fuel shortage is not reasonable to conscript boys from comfortable homes and put them In training centers which are and with no fuel to cook a spokesman said on he con Hospital Burns Creole va list one- mun died today In Jinnies ol on CM mo leust Lhat a ward the Western State pital for the age estimated at Helgoland Doomed LONDON for- mer bastion of the German will be blown up by the British and RAF next month one Inch nn By noon It stood at feet more than four mal and firemen at Engine Com- pany Seneca said n ther rise was expected VALLEY mi anxious eye on thermometer In hopes that the sudden drop would forestall an additional ing The mercury fell about n de- on Pago Column SURPRISE Russia Eases Austria Stand MOSCOW a ing stand on the treaty today and without warning began horse trading on articles In It Feodor the Soviet surprised the other Big Four deputies for Austria by accepting without urging the of Hie western powers on fore bitterly contested points In the proposed Austrian At ri of the deputies to resumption nJE the for- eign ministers formal sessions after a weekend Gusev TO an of troops He pre- Insisted on To eliminate all reference and accept the less sive word preferred by the Americans and British To accept two long technical an- to the treaty on i he return artistic and literary items TO ACCEPT an compromise on an article which originally called for dissolution of organizations and made It mandatory for Austria to hibit propaganda hostile to any country To Insert a clause In the section under which priate organ of the United Nations would determine what ore mass destruction AMERICAN officials were with the Soviet attitude But they maintained a degree noting that the obstacle to on Austria the question of German In which have over by the us Liner Fire Out ON England that the lon liner of muda was 26 hours jt began of the fire was a tery find there no estimate of the damage to the former ship HEARINGS Pepper Opposes Policy NAVY CHIEFS HEARD WASHINGTON signs of ening official attitude toward Senator Taft said today he may support President Truman's proposal to spend to keep Greece and Turkey out of Com- munist hands The leader's indicated backing of the plan with the Held of possible Congressional opposition these two developments marked an apparent new diplomatic ONE Senator Vandenborg chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations said he regards as a statement by Dean acting secretary that there will be American to any situation similar to the one which has developed In Greece and Turkey TWO Assertions by William C former ambassador to that the Soviet Union Intends to make an on this country and that If Russia had the atomic bomb would already have been dropped on the United Taft said in an Interview that If he supports Mr he wants to be certain the nnd Navy Departments work at handing out supplies and technical to the two countries SHOULD be man on the ground to direct all of tlie he said you have two or three government departments en- gaged In the you always have n mess unless Is sonic directing Acheson's Indication that United States will be ready to act ho Raid he could not specify what form action would In questioning before the Senate committee day was a very significant Vandenborg told a reporter The Michigan senator has been on Page Column it INDIANS SET FOR BATTLE n O L L Y W O O D ot lui wily Will of Ihc who HN u the They objected to K recent court ruling ordering of from a home nn the IH Holers said Mm wilt Iw to U S Supreme Court W
