Syracuse Herald Journal (Newspaper) - January 13, 1949, Syracuse, New York SNOW to IT U C9 Jds E RNAL F I HAL MGHT SYRACUSE N Y THURSDAY EVENING JAN 1949 YOU NOMINEE CALLS APPEASER CHARGE J Acheson Pledges Full U S Security Expanded Social Security Program May Cost Individual a Year The Administration's new if may cost in- dividual much ax a it was learned today The moat any individual pays now is a year coat per person under the new program probably would increase as time vent on Employers would match the of their workers Under the plan outlined by President old age and survivors insurance would be the scale of benefits raised Disability insurance would be provided and a health program would be setup spokesman for the Federal Security Agency said these if would raise the mum individual contribution to a year in this By a per cent old-age and survivors instead of the present one per cent This would be applied against a maximum of income instead of the first a person earning at least a year would pay a year for old age protection By an initial tax of cent on the first of income to finance the organization of a national health and medical care program This would mean another contribution By a per cent tax on the first of income to provide benefits for temporary disability and another one per cent to provide for permanent disability This figures up to another Envoy Sees Truman on Palestine BRITON SILENT ON TALK dent Truman received today from Sir Oliver the British an outline of Britain views on the estine situation Mr Truman and the ambassador for nearly a half hour at the White House SAID submitted views of my government on the Palestine He told reporters these were the same he had expressed yesterday at the State Department Under- secretary Lovett Lovett to a news con- ference yesterday that the United Slates had expressed concern the British government over troop movements in the Palestine area Lovett emphasized at the same time that American is di- toward putting across an effective armistice in the Arab Was Real AIX have been celled inI iNew State until f effective The announcement came from Capt J E inspector for State Selective Service Albany The order 46 Syracusans slated to tested tomorrow andj as well -as scores of ordered for testing here Inductions Captain j Actual drafting go on j M scheduled this month There 21 area men still to be drafted before inductions ceate in ary This figure includes five from Syracuse Board 58 to go row Five Oswego men were drafted here Cancellation of the examinations came too late tor 15 men tested today at the Chimes ing And the Army induction tion had received cancel as of announced last night lit Washington it was closing Camp the 1 training camp for all inductees and volunteers from Central New York ItU anew drafted here today end the five Syracusans will go to Camp Pickett unless orders are received r to the con- trary This was by Lt Bernard E assistant to the Associated j the Army denied last night hi Washington that was ning to release its present draftees Over 50 drafted now are training at Camp Pickett WHAT at HIT N T thought was a sneak jire drill this morning WBJ the real thing the thought it was a they saw fire paratus The fire was box of Christmas decorations -in an attic quick and calmness on the part of a nun won the praise of firemen Sister fifth grade noticed a smoke coming from a ventilator in her second Door classroom She went to the office Sister Superior the and related her l alarm as Sister returned to the classroom The nuns places tn the corridors and the pupils filed the building just as haiir been trained CLEVELAND Herman Thomas probably is the happiest and most surprised man in land returned home from work last night and found his wife A few minutes later she to bed began to a T h o m a s- immediately called After Patrolmen J chik and ered the Thomas revealed that the whole thing com- plete surprise to him His a heavy set also said she had no knowledge of prospective -i There are five children in the family Had P it for left UMM by her yesterday ter TODAY'S FEATURES to recently F of Bench JAMES T at- has been nominated to the Federal of the- erni President Truman nomination to the Senate this noon Is Edward S Kampf of who the post last July Foley for Firemen under District Chief extinguished the insignificant blaze Damage was the nre in the parish in several months other two were in the hafl on if st Ship Row Ends NEW TOME After a hour brought on by a dis- pute between the ship's old crew the appointment of made by Daniel bany Democratic political boss and of President Reliable that sent only Foleys name to the President Supreme Court Justice William H Murray of served Jn in World War from an prentice seaman to a full ant saw the As district Foter would electric which was hy av coal stoie In the and its first the of the American Ex- port sailed last night De- parture was held up while a new crew was signed on The old one serve in Federal courts in Malone and Binghamton A Democratic liner legislator wants Jan 30 declared legal state holiday in honor of the late President Roosevelt ator Fred G of Manhattan the The later M av Even Snow It Tops lint time 1 The following are on pages 46 f Comics Ida Jean Kain Dean Crossword Horoscope IT PAGE f J Other regular are on following Amusements 40 Financial 41 Bridge 7 17 Classified Junior Set 21 City Life 25 Radio 41 s 22 aMltorials and Letters V Calif n heet i Van Chamber ol admitted that the stuff that whitened the streets of the city recently was actually snow But it added in a letter to the Chamber of tiad it analyzed by the best chemists and weathermen and it the cleanest and purest snow to be found anywhere of that includes any to fle found in refused to sign unless First holiday would be known as George R Miller was discharged p Roosevelt's follow-up to this earlier ex- British The told reporters he no note but quite literally talked with the reporter asked he gave Truman assurances that Britain would take nfo action in dispute the shooting down of might interfere with the truce negotiations Franks replied that any com- ment on what would have to from the President The reference to the negotiations for an armistice between Israel and Egypt Which began today FRANKS to ment when a reporter said that he proposed to get tough in pressing Britain's views on Truman British ambassador asked for the conference wits Mr from London said he had received instructions to make it clear to Mr Truman OXE Britain regards the Jews as the aggressors in the present phase of the Palestine war TWO Britain feels that unless Jews and Arabs get a the peace of the Middle East will remain with results that flt British will a Jewish attack on the Red Sea port of any of as an attack on it- self now that King Abdullah has invoked the mutual defense treaty Britain does not intend to suspend the measures it taken in the con- area includes alerting of naval units ean dispatch of British troops to airfields in the Suet Canal Zone Egypt on a WOMAN HURT IN GRATING OF CATCH BASIN AX morning sent Mist Mary Krau 28 of 1224 Milton soph's Hospital for treatment of a possible lex fracture She flipped on a catch basin and her right foot went through the three and opening A gasoline station attendant saw her plight and freed with He then assisted her to the filling station and called an bulance Dr Howard Hoople who accompanied St Hospital tered emergency treatment and took her to the hospital X-ray examination made to determine if her let was tured Miss Kratz told Patrolman Frank Bisbing she crossed ton av Avery to get a bus the mishap occurred Explained At Hearing ALGER HISS IS STILL A Acheson told Senators today that there must be more than even behind tions that lie is an appeaser Foreign relations gingerly the question of relations with Russia as testified la a on rimM nation to be Secretary of State BUT IX to a question by Senator and former chaisman of the committee Acheson things I read about myself r an appeaser are so incredible that it is difficult for me to lieve that even disinterested mal- could think them He did nor In that connection Neither did The nominee assured com- that he wants no subvert sive persons around him if he comes secretary Of and dV r Xo step be lett to secure State im its conduct of foreign SAID he aari Alter Hiss are friends is under indictment in with teSP that he never gave State Department secrete Soviet agent 23 Harness Racers harness race valued excess of were destroyed by an early morning fire today which leveled the built winter at the Saratoga Overall fat Two staMe the building at the time to Frank and of Raceway Association broke before and awakened the ng stable handsel Wesley of Springs and Ralph B-i whose quarters over One a two-year-Old pacer owned Hurta of broke out and was WisWall said About on Faff tt Riot in Venezuela Venezuela drawn pistols the streets of Caracas yesterday j Snow Hurries are scheduled to TODAY WM la Ml between storms A moving storm from the Hudson deposited three inches of snow during the night before moving on- into New land A 200 north of the Great is scheduled o arrive late tomorrow fringing colder weather tomorrow night and probably another of snow the political demonstration since the present military regime seized con- trol Nov The continue tonight and tomorrow change in temperature will be 27 row's high will be changing by on the to be- set off riot which the new storm moves in and dispersed by police using tear Odom Is Nearly Across Pacific on Record flight Odom crowed the mark on Oie leg of his to New but he was about four hours behind his light plan Odom seeking to break jOil Strike in Egypt Sports ft Daily Telegraph reported from today that a new oil strike 37 It which may be the largest in the Hickam East has been made in the night Sinai Peninsula area of long distance radioed the civil aeronautic at giving his position as about miles northeast of Dahu and 900 miles from the mainland He said he was the southwest it you Odom replied to see you He said the engine of the tiny Bonanza was running and noted the performing about as well as ington coast wear Seattle at tonight U won't ever get oat of bed The lanky speed pilot bid goodby to his patrol bomber escort about 930 miles northeast of had accompanied him since he left Field at last i As the PBT to L Va Robert was cleared of a charge when he came up with a perfect He write Pushed Ahead KEW TOKK a strike which would was ad- to midnight tonight when to agree -on overtime Crates early today dawn after of 1500 harbor workers was from last midnight Mayor William O'Dwyer ing out- the with for employers and an union reportedly told the employer is not going to happen If the strike the city will go into fuel employers Wing block was a demand by Local marine division of International men's A new principle of payment which would increase wages considerably more than the entire total of 16 per on unsupported the formation on which were about Alger at time aid was when Aches -0 Acheson subscribed ment Vandenberg that foreign policy -Is to be mined the aid aaM has stated in the mart categorical manner that change in that policy And be While be utterly clear that nobody can take thi place of retiring secretary someone who has served aer him can do best to 1 General Marshall's example former Secretary of State Edward R Stettinius told r the that President made si wise selection Jh son of state late Roosevelt in and had made Up hia mind to him el the of ment v Chairman pT of Committed quickly Jed a on the nomination -into tion of with his former the State Acheson told the committee that Hiss Donald Hiss me and country with complete fidelity wat The said Alger Hias employed in other and did not report to until Acheson became tary of state In Hiss on Page Cof nata Hoover Asks More Power for Truman Jf CR Herbert Hoover asked Congress today to give President Truman broad er to overhaul the de- claring that present disorder is costing the nation heavily Hoover asserted that the power of the President to prepare and transmit plans of reorganization to the Congress should not be until it by limitations or be reached that an agreement would UN Mediator Seeks Palestine Peace J The United Nations Palestine mediator Israelis and Egyptians to a face-to-face today to tell them they must negotiate armistice speedily as the step to pence in the Holy statement by mediator Dr Ralph J prepared for the first the two enemies across a conference hope they would take a which would serve as an excellent ex- ample to other parties the dispute i tions Unreliable Defendant Murray screen script said of a war in work is vivid and en- but he overtaxes our credulity sometimes He goes too far reminds me of stealing case you believe fendant on the judge asks witness thought a ment and then untaM he swore ha I- 1
