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9 A THE ABILENE. REPORTER-NEWS
2-A Abilene, Texas. Tuesday Evening, Sept. 16, 1952
Kremlin Apparently Regards
German Split as Permanent
BONN, Germany —The Krem-
lin appears to regard the division
of Germany aa permanent, accord-
ing to leading American officials
here, and now la finishing the
tranformation of Eastern Ger-
many into a full-fledged satellite
state.
The Soviets apparently have giv-
en up hope of uniting Germany on
their own terms, these officials be-
lieve. and have no intention of
allowing free elections as the tore-
runner of unification Instead they
have embarked on the creation of
a one-party state in East Germany
on the same pattern as the Com-
munist-dominated puppet states in
Eastern Europe.
Americans here point out that
Breaking
our Fetters
the Russians have steadily wid-
ened the gulf between West and
East Germany while exchanging
notes with the West over the future
of Germany.
The Russians demand that talks
on a peace treaty should be placed
as the first item on the agenda of
a Big Four conference on Ger-
many In the American view, the
Soviets then would insist that the
peace treaty forbid Germany to
form any alliances with her war-
time enemies. This would kill the
elaborate program for the political
and military integration of Gen
many with the West.
The Western Powers insist that
a neutral election inspection must
come first. This would determine
if really free elections to set up a
national German government could
be held in the four cones of Ger-
many.
A peace treaty would be nego-
tiated only after this national Ger-
man government was operating.
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the way to turn to God-
the way of answered prayer
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Asa result countless men
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by Mary Baker Eddy
The Russians apparently realize
that a freely elected German gov-
ernment would wipe out Commu-
nist control in East Germany and
thus and their hopes of neutral-
ising all of Germany. Such a gov-
ernment might also challenge Mos-
cow's hold on the East European
satellites.
So Soviet policy now is to mobi-
Use the resources of East Germany
to help counterbalance the eco-
nomic strength and the planned
rearmament of Western Germany.
CYRUS S. CHINO
Ching to Quit
As Mediator
WASHINGTON un — Cyrus ■
Ching is resigning aa director of
the Federal Mediation Service, af-
festive Sept. 30.
He will be succeeded by David
L Cole, M, a Patterson, N.J.,
lawyer.
President Truman announced
the change yesterday in releasing
a "Dear Cy” letter accepting
Ching’s resignation. Ching, 76, has
been director of the mediation and
conciliation service since 1947, He
told the President "the time has
come when I must of necessity
Legislators’ Pension
Holds Key to Big
Massachusetts Vole
BOSTON ur: — Massachusetts
holds Ito primary election today
with the interest sf the voters
stirred by a legislative battle over
1 rich pension program the leg-
islators voted themselves last July
and repealed oartier today.
There are few contests for the
top nominations in both contests
but widespread interest in the leg-
islators’ action to expected to draw
out the biggest vote since the 1948
presidential election
There are 2,480,000 voters to
Massachusetts. Followers of State
politics say today’s turnout may
exceed ths 33 per cent who voted
two years ago and may even ap-
proach the 47 per cent turnout of
1948.
Sen. Henry Cabot Lodge, Re-
publican, has no competition in his
bid for renomination. Neither has
his Democratic opponent, U. S.
Rep. John F. Kennedy.
Gov Paul A. Dever (D), seeking
a third term, also to unopposed as
is his GOP opponent, U. S. Rep.
Christian A. Harter.
There are Democratic contests
in eight of the 14 congressional
districts and Republican contests
in four.
Polls close at 7 p.m. (EST) at
the latest.____________________________
LeMay Visits Clark
TOKYO W—Gen. Curtis LeMay,
head of the U. S. Air Force Stra
tegic Air Command, arrived today
and immediately went into confer-
ence with the U. S. Far East com-
mander, Gen. Mark Clark,
Audrey Totter Plans
To Merry Doctor
BANTA MONICA Calif. —A-
trees Audrey Totter, 29, and Dr.
Leo Fred, 42. West Los Angeles
physician, plan to wed "some-
where in California sometime next
week."
Be said Miss Totter, who recent-
ly completed an entertainment
tour to Korea, as the couple took
out a marriage license yesterday
The wedding will be her first,
the doctor's secund
FAMILY UPSET
Marines Dislike
Food at Home Now
to the Matteo Corps early this
month about her brothers “All I
hear to that they can no longer
eat the lead we prepare at home
My brothers continually praise
Marine Corps food, evan to the
Thanksgiving dinner turkey and
ham in Karea You can understand
the odds we are all up against here
at home. But I am strictly Marine,
myself and will fight fire with
fire ” -
NEW YORK (—That good chow
the Burns brothers got in the Ma-
rine Corps has put their family on
the spot
John, M. and Robert, 22, don’t
think much of the home cooking -=** --— ——— —
since they ended four-year hitches Joseph Burna, hope for the best
with the Leathernecks. I—— — '
Their slater Patricia. 19, wrote the Marine menus.
The Marine Corps is sending co-
pies of its menus and recipes.
Patricia and bar mother, Mrs.
after they do some long division
which are
made up in quantities to feed see
men.
Bollworm Quarantine
On 3 Eastex Counting
CROCKETT, Sept. U Un—A pink
bollworm quarantine baa boea
clamped on three East Texas coun-
ties, a ginner said yesterday.
Leonard Arnold of Crockett said
the quarantine was placed on Hous-
ton, Anderson and Madison Coun-
ties last week. Arnold owns four
gins in Houston County. He said all
ginners were notified.
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Solon Urges Chiang’s
Forces Be Used
WASHINGTON. Sept 16 — A
congressman just back from a Far
East tour said today Generalissimo
Chiang Kai-shek told him two
crack Chinese Nationalist divisions
on Formosa are ready to Join the
fighting in Korea
give some consideration and atten-
tion to my personal affairs."
Cole has served on special fad-
oral boards dealing with union-
management relations on several
occasions. He is a former chair-
man of the New Jersey State
Board of Mediation
Truman also announced the ap-
pointment of Charles C. Killings-
worth of Michigan to be a public
member and vice chairman of the
Wage Stabilization Board
This great book is proving
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‘‘I for one think we ought to
make use of them." Rep. J. Frank
Wilson (D-Tex) told a reporter.
All moves to have Chiang's troops
fight in Korea so far have been
rejected in the face of coolness
from the Truman administration.
Wilson made the comment after
an 11-member House armed ser-
vices subcommittee issued a re-
port on its inspection of 30 U. S.
Pacific and Alaskan military bases.
Rep. Clark Fisher of Texas,
chairman of the group, generally
commended military operations In
the Far East. But the report said
servicemen should not be kept on
such long tours in isolated posts.
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ROSCOE, Sept. 16 — Funoral
was conducted Monday in the First
Baptist Church for Thomas Arch-
ie Scott, 40, who died Friday in
Hugoton, Kans.
The Rev. A. W Smith, pastor
of the Roscoe church, conducted
final rites, assisted by the Rev.
George R. Wilson, pastor of the
First Baptist Church of Sweetwa-
ter.
Wells Funeral Home directed bu-
rial in Roscoe Cemetery.
Mr. Scott was born Jan. 11. 1912,
in Seminole Because his mother
died when he was an infant he
was reared here by his maternal
grandparents, the late Mr. and
Mrs. J. P. Ratliff. He was a mem-
ber of the Baptist Church.
His father, Frank Scott of Ros-
coe, was a patient at Hendrick
Memorial Hospital in Abilene and
was unable to attend the service.
Other survivors include a broth-
er. Chief Warrant Officer Dick
Scott of Fort Benning, Ga.; and
a number of uncles and aunts.
Pallbearers were Dick Bowen.
Troy Norris. K K. Willis, Pat
Mases. Gene Rayburn and Dick
Witherspoon.
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the above and other public Read-
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concerning free public lectures,
church servicesand Sunday Scheel
b also available in there Rooms.
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C-City Sets Bridge
Opening Ceremony
COLORADO CITY. Sept 16 —
The Colorado City Chamber of
Commerce will sponsor a ribbon
cutting ceremony at 11 a. m. Oct.
1 when the west bridge across the
Colorado River to opened to traf-
tic
State Senator Pat Bullock will
act as master of ceremonies.
Assisting the Chamber of Com-
merce with the program will be
the Jaycees. Lions and Kiwanis
Clubs.
Following the ceremony, the
three clubs and guests will eat
lunch at the Caddell Transit Corp-
oration building just west of the
bridge The Sweetwater Chuck
Wagon gang will prepare the
luncheon and tickets will be avail-
able to non-members of the clubs
The bridge la on U. S. Highway
80 and replaces one built in 1922
and torn down In February of this
year.
The new structure is four lanes |
and 392 feet long.___
Car Dealer Fined,
Gets 6-Months Term
DALLAS. Sept 16 V—D. Watt
Farley, Henderson, Tex., car deal- 1
er. drew a six-months prison term |
and $5,000 fine yesterday after 1
pleading "no contest" to a charge
of income tax evasion.
Federal Judge T Whitfield Da-
vidson passed sentence on the 62-
year-old Farley.
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The Abilene Reporter-News (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 72, No. 41, Ed. 2 Tuesday, September 16, 1952, newspaper, September 16, 1952; Abilene, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1648990/m1/2/: accessed June 19, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Abilene Public Library.