The Zanesville Signal (Newspaper) - April 16, 1946, Zanesville, Ohio THE ZANESVILLE SIGNAL Associated Press NEA 82ND 297 0., TUESDAY APRIL 16, 1946 FIVE CENTS Prints the News Tells the Truth War Controls Marshall to Seek N KJ P Slapped Onto New China Truce UM r Off A ion on Red Scarce Foods More Butter Seen As Effort Is Made To Untangle Snarl WASHINGTON The government mapped a new attack on the snarled food situation today involving meat and black Wartime controls were slapped hack in an to spur production and stabilization tor Chester Bowles foresaw a improvement within the next 60 on this The senate agriculture called for more details on dislocating meat distribution and OPA and the agriculture de- moved to restore controls on v. iih the aim of spreading able more j A potential bread problem members of the senate small mess committee seeking ways meeting famine relief quotas overseas without impairing the nation's flour Baking in- dustry spokesmen told the yesterday if these plies fall 25 percent below last government bread rationing black markets in food The move for butter uas bracketed with OPA 10 keep consumers bills at present levels for and other dairy A program of larger subsidies for dairy farmers was announced to compensate for higher feed and labor i On the OPA j at overcoming situation which had made it more use butterfat for ice cream and other products than j fnr the j wartime ban was restored on i the of whipping creain and restrictions were placed on the amount of butterfat in ice The program also includes price ceilings for the first time on cream used in bakery products and Leonard E. Hurtz chairman of the Industry contended statement that the new gram would lead to a decline in ilk production continued of dairy The Senate Agriculture tee was plainly exercised about the meal situation which Packer James D. Cooney testified was a scandal which makes prohibition look petty With the FBI ordered into tion against one group of black there were hopes of curbing some illegal transactions in hut opinions differed sharply whether the of slaughtering would aim of improving the general meat Price Ad- ministrator Paul A. said the effect of the controls would br to for better bution of supplies at ceiling to retail Secretary of Agriculture it meant reality a The opposite view was taken by vice president of MANCHURIA V y Plea to Dro Iranian C Senate May Delay Action On Draft General Tries in Vain Prefabricated Hangar for ONG Use Here The Chinese 1st Army crashed through Com- munist defenses at in a race to reach Manchurian capital reported occupied by Chinese Earlier reports had said the 1st Army was retreating in bitter fighting at and Communists had sent tional troops to from Period Seen For Measure A period in the Senate appeared in store today for the draft extension along with its companion pay boost Senate leaders indicated an in- to do nothing for at a week about the two pieces General recognizing the urgency of the yesterday by fighting tomorrow will fly direct from Tokyo to the Sino-American truce to again they would do then Manchurian Fighting Takes on Appearance Of Civil War as Reds Occupy Capital The After an unsuccessful effort to obtain a hangar for erection at the municipal Adjutant General Donald F. Pancoast disclosed today that it had become necessary scratch Zanesville from the of cities being considered for an Ohio National Guard air This city's airport facilities had been considered excellent for the which was to include 25 fighter planes and a half-dozen lack of hangar space became an mountable obstacle after General Pan- coast applied in vain to the army for one of the prefabricated type for use here there was still a chance for inasmuch as the state has not yet found a sufficient number of fields which meet the U. S. army's ments for hangar and repair shop In the event that it becomes sary for the government to construct it is believed that the local port will receive serious A survey undertaken by The Signal disclosed that there are more than 50 qualified pilots in Zanesville and ately surrounding and almost all of them have expressed interest in ONG air force 8 Delegates Opposing Soviet Move Gromyko Charges U. S. and Britain Don't Want Accord It's a Snooperscope Ohio Power Buys More Coal Land special envoy to cancelled an important conference with nese Premier T. V. Soong in hai to go direct to the truce quarters There he will meet the tent committee of substitutes for all three original not had authority to carry out iti Property in Meigs and Rich Hill signed mission of affecting a truce totaling has between battling Chinese been acquired by R. C. as and Communist it was revealed today both military and through realty transfers on file truces last but the county record ier was put into effect and shortly is u he went to Washington for sents the Ohio the situation properties i Marshall's decision to fly to Peiping was made after the No. 2 Chinese Communist Gen. Chou called the fighting in Manchuria full scale civil Both Marshall and Chou were original bers of the committee of along with Minister of War I Chen who is ill. shall conferred with thur in Tokyo There was a visual news but presumably caused by poor from Manchuria Associated Press cor- respondent Spencer Davis radioed Mukden that the situation embattled the was so tense that anything like the House its on i inductions and a ban against i Chairman Elbert D. Thomas of the Senate military told reporters he P. W. Griffiths of the Ohio 15th district was one of 11 Ohio congressmen to vote against the draft extension Rep. Brehin of Rep. also voted against it. A real esta no reached be The would be to t law as is until littee has extension it has evidenced the House the War the House ney are hopeful of in the arly disturbed by the army can't meet its needs if that J 111 d b vote 290 ors of the Senates m extends the hope roday next February 15 out a wage any inductions be- May 15 and October 15. that date mav be resumed a neutral plane probably would be provision added to there to remove five union can one a n th and Spain Fears Red Invasion Frontier Incidents Seen Excuse Latest news from attacking from had captured mond M Changchun's three would slow FHA The official Chinese central small on the condition that voluntary enlistments fail to meet army and Advocates of the holiday Wire photo This is a fitted over a special in position used by American soldiers starting in the summer of 1944, to enable them to see almost as well by night as by The using the infra-red ray permits sighting of objects ly even on blackest the army The along the a device of similar NEW YORK The United Nations Security Council today postponed tion on Russia's proposal for dropping the case and adjourned until morrow with three delegates demanding immediate of Poland's charges against Franco Dr. Quo an- the council would meet at 3 p. m. He did not state what would be taken up But sia and Poland joined in asking immediate consideration of the LONDON The Poland h a s charged Franco drid radio expressed fear that sPain endangering world v. peace and with harboring Nazi Russia was planning to in- doing research on new Vade Spain as the F r a n CO weapons in this atomic government awaited replies Eight delegates lined up today from five and today against the immediately strike the case from its Russia and Poland stand together These together with arv Russian assertion that Spain was harboring The eleventh nation on the German were made presented this morning Oscar the Polish delegate tola compromise proposal to the United Nations Security Secretary General Trygve Lie The council is scheduled to obtain complete information on the take up the Spanish question case for the council's soon as it disposes of. the j the general assembly which meets Iranian dispute hero Sept. 3. This would have the The Spanish foreign ministry the case off last night it had the formal invitations to five nanded lhe cil members which m a i n t a i n bt with the co government on Its He noted co had declared a dispute The countries are the United that the governments had the announced an agreement and that lands and Iran nad the The Madrid radio said there was The council referred the Lie a secret agreement between memorandum to its committee of and Russia which might lead to a experts for a report within two Soviet march through France and This could bring the matter into The existence of any up again on such agreement was promptly de- Dr. Quo will be replaced nations invited to send to investigate that Spain is a threat to world i tJi annual in a Changchun j doubt jt will relard argued tor several nays in tne brought death to many a Jap soldier who thought he was roa i it. i 1. It 1 11 I j reported belatedly today for two or would safe in the By A vote of 184 to IS the House passed measure the base pay of all coast guard and marine corps The increases range from 50 son one of the big four He told thf senate com- HIP now order do any of difficulties ahead for the country's broad ply was first raised yesterday by bakery industry spokesmen in con- an earlier by Secretary Anderson that a percent cut in flour u he if tn niTt famine relief quotas Columbus Firm Low Bidder on E. Pike Job Nick Cenci of lumbus today submitted the low hid of for the ment of miles of U. S. route and U. S. route 40 in Guernsey and Muskingum east of New The project is one of the largest of thc state highway department's post-war bids were under the official of The project building The work is to be completed by Aug. 1947. J munist troops had entered the Taft told arc more capital city yesterday after to build homes with loans of continuous There banks or other FHA were no The Communists the were reported to have 30.000 to Ellender is 40.000 troops around certainly going to retard the government only FHA I am very much Associated Press one of the five Senator Wagner for Privates and American correspondents in the sponsor of the designed to to 10 for major said vide 15.000.000 new homes bv and Every has its own con- Communists had hoen was out of He supported in: No trouble for the bound copper of be- ception of the Supreme ing 10 hours when his was committee the wage clause expected in the today from Dr. Roy but only Senate wrote into the offset The formal of the iure by a 15 to 20 vote shortly deficit in army army into passing it. and to cr important railroad to the Action there foreign legion similar to that 00 southeast of may be delayed several was drafted by Rep. Case Quiet Restored Seeks In Montana City Is Sermon Topic nied in The broadcast said that were that the Spanish Republican ment in was military intervention by means of frontier in the such an has taken a. memorandum which was read the Madrid radio ialter Of the French troops could come to the Proposal to turn mauer assistance of their Allies by tne secretary-general for a ing through France from the man and Austrian zones of row by Dr. Hafez the tian in accord with tie council rule that each delegate will be president for a month at a time in alphabetical order of the tions on the Trygve gave his opinion to the council in The Spanish foreign office denied was being operated at further anv of vandalism as Sheriff Christianity do we have the ttas at mv manpower a AI credited volunteer of a God who seeks after i by German scientists create States and members of the and longs to redeem iII termed thc ana m that CIO union with Dr. at H n 1 v i y ease tne Dr. Week speaking at services at noon today said in Mukden foreign legion of to r s In lhe example of The woman There was every of union He the Communists that small homes could be in the if possible WASHINGTON smaller communities much Edwin C. Johnson was no radio or tele- er cost if the provisions were today the war department communication with -is responsible for what he termed Changchun from Davis al Union of Mill and Smelter lost coin he said we see Samf workers patrolled Butte searching m darkened corners with crowds nf a world McLeod group WASHINGTON Secretary any invitation from Spain to send in- into that The Spanish foreign ministry an- the debate against Russia's to drop the Iranian case Lie's memorandum was referred to the commit of experts for m report on it. within The main points of Lie's memorandum 1. The council had made na finding that a dispute actually 2. In view of this the only possible action to order an investigation under the This had not been 3. Iran has asked thc council to drop the Edward R. re- 1 and women broke Council President Gets Gavel James E. dent of city is well prepared for the next of should it prove to he trifle Two weeks at n noisy Campbell broke his gavel he banged away for 1-ast City En- gineer Cari Spencer presented him with m new with m hickory in Pennies Taken From Meters Pennies to not tn mention several dozen slugs taken day from parking in routine house cleaning hy police The coin containers are constructed that other than well slugs slip through to the lower of the meter mre removed STRIKE AUTHORIZED town Sheet Tube Chapter of the Association of voted last n to authorize its officers to strike if sary to settle a wage the Eilender and draft a letter from saying the extension hill passed by the provision would In a bristling letter to Secretary if not completely destroy the War the Colorado ance of mortgages on one to senator spoke of the war family ment's and congenital stu expect any more id won't need out- 1 for them and God seeks to bring them God is the j yearning for the return of and rejoicing and of women and hc comes by Today's Scripture lesson one moved read by Rev. William Schuler of i their homes for protection Forest Avenue Presbyterian church and said the n. and the prayer was given by had assumed that Tne at homes L. A. Schreiber of Central trinity Strike Ties Up Work at Goodyear -i e in a signed by would noi provide replacements Federation of In- foi fathers and combat in Hr urged the de- in to back his proposal for a six week extension to 1. Tuesday in a dispute activity of a pay raise offered by the he Soviet Then he stated again his judgment that it would be for the council to drop thc Iranian He said the council could not ignore the fact that sudden reversal of the Iranian position curred while troops still WTP physically in said the United States question Russia's and Iran Raymond Tire Rubber Co. as havo reached an agreement on all ACCEPT TAA nf ave PITTSBURGH Unionized and that a and of f employes of thr influenced a nf Pany who remained on Music for each day's services is Corp today ax workers presented by a male production was halted today at the a hourly Johnson said the house measure CIO rubber workers protested the points and both wanted Members of the Rotary club Calling position Gromyko delegate from the United States sacrifices logic in order to prolong and Merrick Thanked by Czech Aimed at Petrillo Who Received His Overcoat tended the service in a of some employes to a lowing luncheon at the a company Dr. Deer spoke this morning Lash high He will speak There was no report the meeting of the atj ly on tnc workers this and at 8 o but the company declared he will address members of the j the stoppage began as a slowdown j this so-called Iranian Carrying out his intention an- A. N wlv off in Clothing WRS lhan amply witli receipt of 3 from a akian war thanking him for the A with a strange airmail stamp arrived Merrick's Merrick avenue from a Czech com- munity called Roznava after a transcontinental Last January ville joined the nation in col- for distribution to Europe's war Merrick family mads a contribution to who heard re- ports I h 3 t never those it was placed a small in a nf the On was plainly printed the A. N. 609 Merrick U. S. He never seriously expected 10 hear from it. Then the coat found its way to the home of the grateful in an- probably had 8) WASHINGTON Truman signed today legislation making ii a federal offense to Uff coercion against Baptist Youth and work late to make r liin n D u- Market Baptist a Henri the Idleness occurred in the bag pre- French handed in paration and curing where resolution before the council con- 9ir are into tires be- morning AKTOn I flUnn MRV the bonnet proposed that thr Sponsors measure is VII I pa nv report od cil thr designed to halt i T of the musicians uninn 3Y the slowdown to Pase headed bv C I QA lowed transfer of some workers penalties of up a the room to another imprisonment snri for AKRON A powerful leaving a or attempting to com- tion nf Akron's council today number of men to handle the will enn broadcasters vored Toledo's income plan Tht for France on 1, Hire more employes means of meeting Goodyear was in government decreed they pay raise demands and elimination of a 2" Pay for services not paying for Akron's post-war operation which regular EB gram. previously had Wl I n 3. Pay unions for the use of No income tax ordinances C. V. president of phonograph introduced pending further studies year local 2 of the CIO with frost tonight 4. Pay again for broadcasting of the financial situation locally Rubber and other union fair with rising a transcript of i previous on the future of the Toledo officials could not be reached Clear and warmer for f
