L.T. P.& G.
t
ednesday,
Oct.27,1348
In
P
a
ris t
h
ey are
clinging to the hoe that the
sovieft,8
may
yet accept the compromise
proposed
by
the
saaller
nations.
Tod
y,
Foreign
?Jinisters
of
the
Big
Three
issued
an ind·rect invitation, an unusual communique
saying
they
are still willing to negotiate along the line
of t~e small nation compromise, which
means
-- an
invitation
to
boviet
Russia to settle the Berlin Crisis
outside
the O. •
In Berlin, the Western ~ommanders have replied
to
the latest
Red
threat against the air lift - the Soviet
announcement
that the rules regulating the air corridors
are invalid because they were ~ever okayed
by
the Four
Power
Control Council.
Which
arguaent is a threat to
cancel the system that gives
the
supply planes the right
or way
through the sky.
~
British
rlin
C
om
nuer, 1.ieneral
ir ~rian
no er~son,
calls
att ntion
l
he German
1
·
o
ice
¥orce
the ~oviets
are buil
i
g
u
1
their zone.
The
ussians
have
aobilize
a
erm
n
i
'
orce
f
from
two
hun
red t.o tour
bundrea.
thou
s
,
and
have arme
some units
with
machine
"
gun
•
s, aortars
and armor
d
cars.
'
he .bri
ti
pur
ose
of
t
is
~ommanaer
today
asked
rmi ab e force'i
"hat
is
the
t
has a distinctly milita~y character,"
says
he.
~ir Brian Robertson
echoes the
suspicion that the
Soviets
,
while pret nding to
create
a police force
,
are
actually mobilizin
a
german
communist army to take over.
-
m
U¥l
1
·w •
.:s.
'l'he
av
,..
third birt
a
hilarious.
i
s
to
'l'o
ay
celebratin
g
its
Y,
l
n
serious
ars ips
ere
bunar
c1
and
seventy-
tiooa,
rather than
on
dis
lay,
aval
planes
•
on parade in
the
sky,
n
d
sea and
air
power
experts
aa~e
addres
·
e
-
all
over the
country.
t
orceat
r,
Mas
aohusetts,
Ad ■ iral
~enfeld,
Chief
of
taval
perati ns
,
gave
warning
that tbere
is
every reason to
b
elieve that
Soviet Russia
is building
a
submarine
fleet
"never before equalled in the
history
,,.,..,. ti.I
.
of llaval J,
'
orcea
,
•
~ • ~
he
11d■iral
~it;
·
hich
as
ty
ical of
the
lavy .Uay
addresses -
all
•
eaphaaia on the
Red
menace and
the
measures the
avy
is taking to be ready,
no
matter what
.
Ill
L_
In
rma
r c u ..
ar
Cr
·
e
court as
ac uitt
a thir
n
er
a
n ~ilitary
l
ders
of
a
1
criain
1
re
n
ibilit
·
for
/fitler'.
ar
oi' ag
ression.
1
0
0
e
ef nd
nt
,
b
t
iela
arshal
ana
a
Ueneral,
are conv
·
ct
a
o
·
ar cri
~
s
a ainst civilians and
soldiers,
~ut,
s
for s
ar
Gt
e
guilt
of starting
the
war,
all
of
th se
p
rominen
military
leaders are
cleared - on
the bround
that
they
ere below the
level of
polic
-making, ·
nd
merely carried out
orders.
'!
'
he
v raict, in effect, exonerates al
liermana,
except
such as
playe
a part in forming
~azi decision•
to
wage aggres ive
ar.
In
ranee t
e government is
rounding up
alien communists, arre ts exp
E
cted to run into
the
hundr ds
-
-
the sei
z
ure of
forei
n reds who
-
have been
fomentin
the
desperate
French coal mine
strike.
The
~aris
g
overnment intends to expell these
Re
a
itators
from
France.
Meanwhile, the militar7
forces have
taken
firm control
of
most
of
the coal mines, and the
word from
~aris
is that in
many places
the miners
are
returnin
g
to their
jobs,
a
back-to-work 11ove
·
ment
the
Red
f•z
federation of
labor
trying desperately
to
keep
the coal mine strike from collapsing altogethe
6ver here in this country coal
ia■ ine leader
John
L. Lewis
today spoke out
in
syapathy
for the
French strikers.
Be call.x
upon
the United States
to
withdraw
Marshall Plans Funds
from
the French
government
on the
ground
that American money is
ein
g
use
d
t
o
break
the
French
strik•
.
Lewis
made
the
su
gg
estion,
not to
Washington,
but to President
Green
of
t
h
e American Federation
of Labor.
FAN~ -
il
iam
F. reen accepts the
Lewis
advice
-~
and
ill as~along
~
to
President
Truman.
r
1
s
reje
c
t
d
th
""
1
re
q
uest to
•
it ra
from
te
ritor
ize
in the r cen
l
ti
-..w
.
'
fl t
II
1 0
II
to
em
n
d.
a
t
both
sid
s
ive
up
any
gain
e
in
t,
flar
-u
in
th
out
"
r
ert,
the
e
eb-w
e
orce
seize
a
0
a
deal
of
strat
ic
r u n .
the
rejectiQn is in
cable sent
fro
Tel
,.,
viv
by
loreign ~inister ~bertok,
ho tells the
u
II
that
Israel
i l
ive up nothing.
~
e adas
that the
questi
n
is
one
for
,
w
.,
t
he
cal a,
"Possible
egotiati n
0
In
as in ton
,
somethin
from
the ut te
~apartment
on the subject of that
lat
st truman
sta
tement
on
Palestine.
un
unday the
resident
ueclared
in favor
of the
ori
in
1
par
titi
.,
n
plan
,
ana
assured
t
e
Je
s
that
he
i
opposed to
any
change
n t accept~ble to the
taie of
r~rae
•
This
oul
seem
t
contravene
the
pro osal ma e
by
t
.I.
ate ~ount tiernadotte,
mur
ered in
alestine
-
w
o
e
that
the
~outh
r
~
U
esert,
the , e
eb
,
1
e
transferred
to the
Arabs
,
ith
rael
iv
n
t
ri
ory
in
the
orthe rn
art
of
alestine,
pensation.
T
e
.bern
ctte 1 n has
as
co
receive
• u
roval
o
ttmeric
n
·
ecr
t r
of
tat.e
~
· r
·
al
.l
ri
,
Wul
-'-
1
0
J
C s
,
itt
r.L
O
O
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n
t
OU
r
i
en
i
l
Cl
i
er
t
th
t
th
.
L
.
!J
rt
n
t
1
•
not.i
a
o
t
t
e
n
·
i
rum n
aeclar
li
u
-
an
rove.
o tod
the
ne
smen
u
stione
ac
t
in
~
er tary
I,)
of
~tate
ovett,
'
nd
le
m
e
it 1
t
t
t
e
ruman
cl~ration
f'S
drat'tea
at
h
I
l
Hou
'
not
at
'he
•'t
t
vepart.ment
.
N
e
a
8
l
th
t,;)
at
~
p rtment
ha
approvea
,
but
refuse
to
ns
r t
·
t
n
.
i
ewi
e
,
e
would.
not
say
w
he l h
~
r
o
1
·
n
t
th
Tr
u
lll
an s
tat
em en
t
m
i
g
ht be
·
n
con lict
ith
t
·
ecr
et
ar o
·
tate
ars all in ~aris.
~OLITI
C
§
dela
ed
t
Pr
esidenti
I
n
the
po
iti
a
l cam
a
i
n, the
ruman
train
by
a
r the
i
onical
ccid
ent.
The
p
eci
al
as fla
ge
over
o
n
to
a
iding,
as
because the
p
asseng
e
r train ju
s
t
ahead
ha
d hit an
automobi
le
.
In
t
h
e auto
wa
a
r
a
ilro
a
d-crossin
g
-watchman,
a
s
si ned
to
a
~p
eci
al
job at
t
e
town of
·
taffora -
because
t
e
Truman
t
rain
w
sc eduled to
pass
through.
n his
w
a
to
safegu
a
rd
atters
in connection with the
Presi
d
enti
al
'
pecial
-
he,
himself,
got
in front oft e
speeding
Commodore
anderbilt,
running in
advance
of the
Truman Campaign
Party.
It ha pened in a fog~
and
the
watchman
jumped to
afety;
his
automobile demolished.
The
P
resident is in Boston tonight, rebuked
the
talk
of
ed
infi
tration in his
-
-
-
1
,
d
ir
~
l'
n
'
(
Al
V
l'
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or
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·
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s
Trum
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n
,
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Yor
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a
r
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f
r
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tt
1~r
or
not
to m·
k
a
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t
T
r
n
clai1A
that
tne
epublicans a
l
ub
l
ic
o
i
ni
o
n
1
L
a.
st
n1
t
.
e
j
emo
r
·
tic
canuia.
t
sai
it
s all
scheme
t
lJ
e
mc,
·
r
at
ic
vot
r
1ro
m
c
a
stin
their
hy
µ
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opinion
o ls are
preoicti
ecti n of
~ewey.
(1
od
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eP " " " " ' ~
the
Ila
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,
s eek
i ve
s
tle
re
s
ult
o
c
e
ti
c..
u
aa
u
r
b
ed
to
t"
i
t
leaaiug
o
litical
rit
r
s
in
the
country,
askin
g
their opinion
'!'heir
r
I
o
us
is
tie
li
e
t
h
t
f
r
si ent
Truman
h
s
..
~
ained/\
tr
n
,
t
1
a
nrin
f i
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campai
rut
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lat
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,
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in
,
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e
u
ss
0
tl
68
n
I
t
fift
1
a
in
o
lit
ic
1 wri
t
r
·
i
s
t a
h
el ctor
a
l
POLI I
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ll
ho
,
1
v -
hu
nd
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-
a
n
a
-
h
i
t
y
-
on
e
for
e
On -hun
dr
d
-
a
n
d
-t
nt
y- i
f
or
Truman.
Y
·I
'
v n
.-
o co
co n
c
d
s
.
T
h
oviet
Radi
o
tonight
admi
tf
t
t
r
y
,all
a
ce
· 11
not
e
lected.
And
on
L
.
e
·
t
h
p
ublic
~,t
o
p
·ni n
polls
concedes
th
e ele
cti
on
to
ey.
h
e
Yor
ov rnor
is
in
Cl
veland tonight,
where
he
will
make
the
claim
that
the
Demociats are
aoin
Lhe natio
a "grave injury"
by
attempting to
stay in office "at
all
costs". They are creating
bitterness
and
strife"
in
this
country,
says Dewey.
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1
1
1
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n
r
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·
n
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1
a
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n
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ton
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t,
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at
nn
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1.
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t
h
at
V
1
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Jo
h
n
i
l
ro
a
a
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ine rs.,
h
o
s
-
·
, rr n tick
t.
nt of
t
1
i
ti
;.;,
railroad
union
l l
o
'
in
or s
:
"
I
t
has 1 on
h
n
y
p
ossess rar
ua
lit
i
es
f
leader hi
p
, an
is
de
e
ply d dicated
t
o
the American
conc
ep
t
or
freedom."
'
0
n
,
TEXA
-
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t,
o
n
la
v.
p
r
I
II
a
I
y
b
a
llot
c
n
i
or n
allot
l~_!_g
t
•
X
r
e
av
n
n
p
roar about
0
l
~
cti
1
t
umm
r
,
in
ic
h
Ly
n
d
o
n
t
o
u
t
Co
.
V
on
r'o r
the
s
oa
t
.
A
a
l
1n
v
ill
hav
i
g
ati
o
n i
n
chanc
t
i
n
uvol
ount.
cou
t
f
oun
out
s
for
th
1
ction
uo
e
r
n
,
but
t
he
of s
crut
i
ni
zi
ng
th
a mix
up
-
·
b
n
a
it
did
o'
t
hav
e
nough
on
Tues
ay
-
-
its
0
n
b
n
ti
u
o
by
a
act
i
on
and
c
h
arg
es
of
fraud.
0
t
e
i
borin
g
county
a
k
d
-
"any o
l
d
ballot
box
es t
o
p
ar?"
he
Du
v
al
County
officials r
ep
lied
"s
ur
11
•
hey
or
r
·
a
aa
jani
t
or
of the county
court
to
•
et
o
t,
some
ballot
box
and
uand
th
e
m
over
.
to o
b
'
ana
el
v
'fh
janito
r,
an a
g
d
individual,
p
r
o
c
eede
d
0
ot
ut
t
e
nt
y
-
s
ix
ba
tt
e
r
e
old
bo
x
s
n
w
on
es
.
The
content
s
o
f
th
a
he
dumped
out
,
an
burn
a
in a
v
a c
ant.
o
t •
T
e
e
1
v n
n
e
w
box
es
co t
n
tl
is
µ
uted
ba
ll
ot
i
n t
e
p
ri
ary
.
They
·
ent. u~
in
mo
i
~
v
sti
at·on
~
ill be
ba
ly
han
o
ica
.'
a
in
uval Count
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r
s
po
t.
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r
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p
id
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an
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n
_
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ti
tic
-
er
arty
.
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t
a
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n
to
i
t,.
In
.
o
·
it.io
n
to
t.
lt
.
i
l
i
ey
i l l
t.ry
to
tab 1
i
oc'
th
ms l
v
s as
-
tn
real
e
m
cra
t
ic
p
r
t.
o
the
s
ta
t
- ou
Li
n
th
anti-Truro
fa
c
t
i
n.
'll
at,t
mpt
vi
ll
mBde
afte
r
t.he
el
cti
J
n.
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In
F'
o
ri
a
,
the
Kiu
Klux
Klan is
a
oing to
ride
a
g i
•
So
t,
,
e
y
a
nnoun\!e
n
Lh
town
of
L
ee
sburg,
th
e
hooa
ora r o
intol
ranc
d
istri ut d handbills
toda
ca
lli
n
for
para
o
n
le
ction
night -
ni
htgo n
p
oc
s
i
o
n throu
h
Lee
burg
.
This
is
one
o ·
the fi
st.
in
t
anc
s
of
the
liaaxg ■ i•8
Klan
coming
out
1
t o t
n a
ga
in.
·
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ri
n
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0
tr
n
so
'
nerve rac
i
t.
.
to
a
th
OS
it.
t
,
'
e
a
to
be
'
suf er
0
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n
l
u.
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j
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1
st
Hi
tA
.
e
a·
leavin
b
r
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to
r
ort
fo
u
t
at
t
0
·
tal
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t
to.ke
C
arge
o1
t
h
nur
es
on
ni
t
s
hift
/
·
Al-
e
as
k.
i
n
ped
.-
-r
0
men
approachin
h
n
t
·
tr
t
n
orcin
her
into
an
aut.
0
ile
.
Tb
y
rove her
OU
lnt
o
th
country
,
a
place
in
t
e
OOC1
of
helb
'
ount
.
A
~ -
'l'
e
·
e
ol
r
to
u
~
-
ut
e
r,...
ha
no
s
ur
g
ic
1
a
it
l
her
,
no
nti
eptic, and
ot
in
ne
dle
se
ed
up
sa
e
or
house if
e
1·
o
·
u
ur
a
o
n
•
t
r
,
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f
re
e
ta.
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