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I ' very difficult dee' ion to ake." Te en o~ declared ♦ a a seen a1 . ce ~ on on e - in e +he Thi ~ P~l" y Alk s Rrted . AT ev had a ie-f' + econ a ou t e notion o~ Tayo in i,.. Par y I\J~~~~ b u t ~ g v~ lace no ns er of - yes A /1.., or no. ~~~ ~ "nf i t-- 8 t ri--k-e-, ~· 1 - d-e14n i ~ ~ ! ' ~ - - - ~ , ~ ~ ~ Seme 0 · ~ t.o... or ~ i-' ~ ) .... p OU r! e l" ~ n n -r 0 i. V in I 0 0 G n cou in · Thi d Part.y, hile H i e 0 ng . H nry i 0 n 0 or n ' ren y . A k :: OU n 0 ay ' h e R d n .. ional conferPnce ould m e rob bly in Chicago - t o p 0 t. t mone o+her hin g ' name or the ne p rty. Then 'all ce ill stump the count,ry, wi t , h a peech - ~ makin . our t he wi l l ta ke him to t le st forty ■ ff of he for y -ei h sates. • AA'\. " e h v gre hopes of winningANine ee n For Ei h+? inninp h Henr y? AT ird Party has never won any ing M'\ &.tA ~ - - •ueh bet t e:P t h ~ la st place, - end the ne s t ■ 1111 today featu es a huge amount of sup ort that allace will not get . Promin nt. labor leaders, li eral, end old ti~e Roosev . new de ale rs, j oine d in - - ch o ru. of en t bu i t . i c non- 00 for Henry's T hird Par v. In .. he c orus, here n a he 11 ~ n - ,. m ee n inci e h n h {kl,J n u t?5' hi n i- vi + ore gn A ,..ik e . on y a ' ck d h lhcrk M r h an and C • ' , ' C elcomen h U 1" 0 he Comrnuni s. • ( t t in . n cort T ' 0 ' c . ric 0 any n ou n d n V J' p P i c u on C nt , ~ ~ A i P e i -- 0 0 U C . 'A . h r due ion t.o o n . o J nu ry ' ne e n or y-~igh .~ . - 0 A V n u an e p F ' . y lli l i o n 0 ] s in ine n F r y-_i , ht . • Ch r e lj' • ilson, G n ra lee ric p.,. ident, announces h a t , the ~ reductions /,1.10~ r n g e ro thre tot n n rcent on the retail rir s of elPctrical 1 · ' " ' ; ; c ~ from refri era or o t . elevision ~ ,\ s t . s.Hr~.iH ~;<1-n t . he ho e ha ~W-e'ft -e,l~M 'J- ~ ill hel'D reverse t . infl t on s iral d ~ ~ - : i . , t ~ d --'~ ins r ot~er co I anies H 496 o?~ an •T" i:-- .L ~ _Q:~~AL• t . o ~""~ P. R £. a-H,.e 'f'>-P ~ e t, H n e • Pre 'dent ilson em hasi z es n i+her n o logic 1 i rove nts n R e ire 0 reduce ec refit s o tiv R te he C ·on r y Fl e s ure by +o do so ,,t . h · n P abou h co . o"' ·ving. 0 ny u. r nu r o ne • -l 0 our ~w11i•ln1 onvi . on n u r . + P i n t. u ci 7en. 0 0 ore uc ~. " hi o "'n 0 0 n ~in he ne p ices ich dl c a ~ o +oly ort y Percpn o ~ Gen r 'Ti' C . 1F u n ss. Te Gen r l ec ric nnouncement as i ic . y A min i~t ~ t ion eco i n~ on _ reesmen of hoth R r ties . ~ ~ ik•i• Chairman Kenneth Gt n rry, ~ u li an of Nebraska, of he Senate .§_ma 1 ~usiness -u.•~~~ .£._om ·t+ee ~ enthusisstic ,a~e~L the IRAeuneemen➔ • . 'b;::;;~ Clarence A Bro n of Ohio, a ·~m n ft. e Executive com ittee oft e Repuhlican N t.i ne s Co it ee , callillll the nTice Pd uct io n an A ex . re e 1 y 1 0 rt a n t v e · n t h P f i e ht a g a · n ~ t inf 1 at ion . , ffe.,"""-~t:£.J.J.o ~ ~ . 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Pr i. en Trum n no + . to rP p in him . 0 A'R !CA'l'IC _.~------ - - 0 y's ab ·c ation in Romani i , at leeet in t no her v hi hron fo sion of thee ory of a King gi vin g up he woman he loves. It i s, in some degree, a count. er rt of that other and more famous abdica ion - in Brit in nearly a dozen years ago. (King Michael, the twenty-six year old sovereig of Romania, today announced that he was quitting is ro a Republic) another Kingdom used to consist almost job."C Romania now becomes a vanishing from a world that entirely of Iingdoms. In his proclamation./ Michael d•clared that . 11■ tbe institution of monarchy w~ no longer appr1priate in Romania, the politics there being •ha they are. Which makes plenty or sense - Romania being a Soviet Puppet with a Red dietatorsbi~. It was an anomaly all along that Communism should go band ia band with a ling, and we wondered ho• long the mismated uni~n would last. 1fso there'a am1>le political reason for the abdi~ ~ t.ion of ichael. However, court circles in Bucharest are QUJted as sRyi n~ that romance playe d a decisiye pArt AB I ATTO -2 ------ - ------ rom nee w hich inf ct b ' as been rumored insistently of la t. e. he 6 ory goes b a ck to th R e oyal Wedding in London las mon t b, th e marriage of Princess Elizabeth, heiress to the Cron. Royalty attended in abundance including Michael, the young ting of a Communist country. In EnRland, as a wedding guest, he himselffetl in love - ~ aaybe romance at the royal wedding was contagious. The lady - young Princess Anne of Bourbon-Paraa, herself a member of a dethroned Royal raaily, one of the most noble and ancient, connected with the historic Bouse We are told that Iing Michael resolved to marry Princess Anne - and, when he returned to Roaania, he aate4 the consent of the Co■■unist o•erlorda. After all, he wa• a mere puppet [ir.g in a led puppet dictatorship. The••• word is that· the Communist h ' eads of the government ea.id - no. Whereupon Michael preferred romance to his Crown - not much of 8 Cro•n under the circuaa+ . ences--1' He might well in a nd what could be a fairer have stepped out any case, occasion than to bdicate as did Edward the Eighth for !.J21f!!1Qli - 3 he om n he oved? Toni g ht's ne ~ s from Buch rest rel les that in the Royal Pa ace, the ling is necking his bags. He•s going o le ve Romania, and go into exile, departing in 8 few days to marry Princeis Anne or Bourbon-PBrma. She is waiting for him in Copenhagen - where this afternoon she he rd of ichael's abidcatioa. e !: t from Greece d cJ r s the. govprnment troop r 0 br aking the R~d ieee of the tov;-n Communi Guer~illes encircled the place with of l'.1!~it; hat the c , 1 ed "An i on . " 1ng, determined to cspture the place, f so th et ~nit.ea might become th@ capital of the new Red guerrilla rovernment . defended by some seven hundred he Guerrilla besiegers• numbered tx three thouaan - and, according to reports they were ..,., So [onitsa became the one focus of the Civil War in the mountains of Greece - government airnlanes dropping suppli to the garrison, and forces making a determined drive on the ground, to the Communist Iron ~ing. are succeedin~, 1ays I At hens - nn i tea about . to The new Red r~gime was the subject of an announcement in Weshington of State Loveot spe king of the re orts that the Red Guerril 8 Government might be reco,nized by the Soviet Pft li' 't'I -- · -------- T i ' s t , h mo , s vage aay of all in the moun . in _ i e o hat and erocity in tt Palestine. At the gr · Bai a Oil Refinery a Je ish b ~~ om b k i 11 e d AA 8 b 8 , nd i wa fo owed by a mas ere of Jews. At the oil refinery bo h Arabs and Jews •ere emoloyed, nd had worked together, side by side, for yeers. Today new worte s were being hired, and Arabs were lined un on the street to a~ply for jobs. An automobile d•eve by, and out of it was rolled wbnt ia called a barrel boab. This - a home-made affair, a keg filled ith explosive. Barrel bo ■bs have previously been used by Irgun ?vai Leumi extremists df the 7,ionist Underground - who now have announced a ,t ■J policy of killing Arabs in reteli tion for the killing of Jews. So it is believed Ila Irgun Zvai Leumi rolled the barrel bomb out of the au omobile todey • - the car speeding away as a violent . ex . losion smashed the line of Moslems waiting for jobs. Six killed, many injured. Immediately, the Ala~• Arab employees in the Lf TI -2 ---------- pl nl u ged in a maddened outbr ak, assailing heir Je l ·sh fel1o ~m 1 kil i - ~ oyees - ng hem in a ferocious a sacre. e ol nt o i e, a he oil r finery, tried to sto h orror, and fired shots - but were driven off by the infuriated Mosle s, who killed forty-one o their Jewish fellow employees. From other parts of Palestine come stories of increasing violPnce and murder -- but they nale into insignificance, compared with the orgv of bloodshed at thro'ri refinery. A BU:RMA ------ In~ r otf Burma, h 1· t l egend of Orien Rl Pa en+encp oda in the ease of Cri mp A fe o · 1ous as any ~ ng, ' or long time, in the blood-curd inn h1'stor ~ B f~ ✓ s;c OT ur n. \..Ii(Re.ngoon, the de th nenalty 6 decreed against a former Burmese Premier and ight or his follo~er, fo~ t e mass e essination or vtrtuelly the whole Burmese government last Ju y,) This former Premier is U Sew, long a trouble~ome fiJure out eAst. Be and his nolitical party were bitterly opposed to the new treaty with Great Britain that made Burme an indenendent Denublic • andfccordins o evi nee a the trial, he hatched a plot wherebv assessins with machine guns burst into a cabinet ■eetin1 and mowed down Premier Aung S~n and seven of his Per edi or in hP B ham Isl n~ a u rnen h t . m ny ot.her ne Sp have learned ne men in t e i~ y Ye rs or o, ♦ h it do snot nay 0 ~et i to ~·scus ion th Geor Bernard Shaw~An item · s pub ·•~ -' • •cently to the ef~ect that the aged Irish olay r i 11"l 1 ' ,)at aucti~n, an old co y of the bi hle, hich be on ed to is late wife. That shocked the island edi or, who prophesied that retribution would fall upon T the appRrently imperishable G.B.S. Said Shaw in rebuttal: 'This silly fellow need not be anxious about me.• Then he went on to exnlain that h~ hes a dozen bibles left . $ ' ~ - • ~ S ~ : - and never travels without one,,<•' bu ■Iii') •tf his 1thinb lli ~ foolish edi+or/\t•t■■AI should be hanged or ae n ~ - ~ ~ l " " , ~ t should be done-to the b"ble society l!i:f:sells thousands of much hendsomer copies every day.• ~--1 ~ tt" r... - ~ -t. ~ 1L..:t -tt. ~ .&,;s,s. ~ , - ~ ~ ~~. ~~~---' ~~ e •• ~ ..- ◄~~ ~ AL.,W.~~,.,,-IC t , NO .... ---- . ~~~~I i., ~ e Yor on1 g h A. t k ~ t 4 l l 4 ~~ • ft-e:> ~'ftEleP-dtw."• 8\1■~@-!""M""""°~ed.,-eC ,, 114 ~ But in San F encisco, where snow is ~ a v, o eone d ~ bright ideA o ,z ■ iisi provi in@ Y for the chi nr e n. Usin g shave ice; ~rus ed and cu in o iny fleke y achines don A ~a by an ice com ny, +he omoters of th·e sno oarty sur~eeded in c ov rinf a tiny green • i~ Golden Gate P rkc with wh t looked like sno • - .a ,~.,.a~ •MNM ..... ,-,,., ~ t 1 cle sno balls• eell . . an,.. 41• Mil-d~~" immedis e Y ma / ""A ht ;.l,r .. rl• lt.i" bro ~them at eve~ybodY in slg . • ~e~i.ae~ ~ i,p.o,r-l½fl,M,• " 4 c o m o l e t e cbeos, Tverybody Attff'" "It-rt. 1tap11e11c , . ~o - --- Te an an Ao o ~etr at. The i l vc u 1· sno rec i • And ven d re s lou ee.l<er• e'!'e ~~ with ~ J:.t..t.!..~ 1'9~ l i ot s~v r he hou n k½.J..e. having a whele of e time. Me 8 •HY \pig~., ·•.-; Fi ,ta~ 1 b WSI e COP wllo Y.n~~ :r-~~ t ~ ~ & ~ ~ i c e turned on .n..- sprinklers and it~• fire hylrants,wi.... :' -• 7...,. ~ .........,.,,.. - - J.. ~ ,_ ~ the s no~ . . .,_..,. l.i+ U,e ak .,,,.. t,,4. e4.,,p h ild re n and their p rents-;-~~~ised and;pi but with something to remem er•· the first snow seen in ~an r~pncisco since Nineteen Fifteen, when a th~ee inch ayer of the re ~ - fel)'on the city. -O!t---''- 0 --- - Co re i ~ki by • - ~ n hile ·n R no, lMlyi n . for sno wt, : a ~ th inply r o 4" n 0 f'rce a e c id '!d t.,o tr sno ev da , th C er of ~ for l!t9 sil v er g_ol1ar I\ - ~ l o nes of 0 n+ So/_ ./\The Reno Chem r of m le inf wit h ry ice. • Tn e y h ired t o s n w- m 8 lc in~- i,::t:r lanes o rd e en t them ~ o lau nch he dry ts■t ice into• mass of ~ ~ 1 ' . t ~ . 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