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The Lewiston Daily Sun from Lewiston, Maine • 1

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mpprpT gfeilil IliisiiyMiM PRICE FIVE LEVVISXON-AUBURN MAINE TUESDAY MOBN1NGMABCH23 BATES MANUFACTURING CO: HAS RECORb YE ARTO SPEND $3660066 ON PLANTS IN '4 1948 TAX BILL no flrt Malno plaato af the Balao Meauhetaitag Cew-had lhato hast year la Msiery to ItiL Thatr aat prefli waM47L4I4 la tha pari year sai than wee open! to mstsralw I otaar aopHol taapravamato and aaaartiag to tha tapart yarisrdsy opprarissatsiy ttWMH wtll go Into pleat taU After preferred SlUg a toon aa earn B7L oqaal le flUi FEATURES Drivtl JleadWayX In itofh JfcriaL qgftot jSolS EatcIcfcreJUd tcriflslna: BT ED gnaw ante WASHINGTON: March fe-AVTfo drive tomobiliso maascoa4Biaa-wortevgaeffbrt to discourage Sovbtexpansion gained htertway in AIR-UGHTBAH ON WAR GOdDS I MARGIN M0REi THAHEHOUGHi TO BEAYVEIOi '5' House Is ExpuctodXtdNs-Approvathv LowurjJ' Senate Rates MAY VOTE TOMORROW WASHINGTON March tS--Mafec attog MU peasad today by tha MB is redoes taxes 04MM400i (Ike Seaalo pnvblsas prakahly arm prevail Hated Hearn tpbaees ef the The wtlhlae on the first $2466 aad 44 ea 124 oa the firm $2444 ea the next I1I47M oad ea tho IhiM dedaetieM are applied to to MU pmvMm for peraoatage tax eats of 124 fee ef244t ee lesei ea toeeme ef to $1247lf a 1466 aad aa tba rest aa terras aver $124714 flu wt tha prreees eetef 124 a nt of 'r 4 jr Ootbreck Occurs at Tense Border Separating Yugoslav and: American-British Zones Italy Accepts tbeADIed Proposal to 'Return the Territory Yugoslavs In Conditional Offer WASHINGTON March 22-JP-Th Senate voted 78 to todhy 4a -Tbs-Jfv $4404000404 overwhelming vote ww tar MU (tree iS404 after Under hath MUk The eat weald be effective me ef laet Jaa I 4 The psrveeel exemptteaa far seek taxpayer and each dependent 1 HaOhaade aad wtvaa ta all Metes eeald rpUt tkelr tooemee far tax-peoes Thb aew caa ho deaa only la the 12 se-aalled eeauraeit erty etatea (Ariseoa Celifrrele Idaho Leubbaa Mlehlgea Nsi Nevada New Mrriee Oklahoma Oregon1 Texas aad Washington) plan weald baaeflt to nay extant erty them who faff NsfafaGifatt mgRIci to $144 tt ie fSM aew (to tote he 10 Is HNkfrm $944 ad gift relief to weald be apgUod TO SOVIET HEAR Commrcs Department Discounts Reports of Heavy Experts lICENSES DENIED ASH1NOTON March 32-jP-Tho will -fro doubte-- fc to Russia oti any American foods that could hieneaa Industrial power -a Commerce Depattmedt official Mold today 'Thoonbr gap in ffaefanco now ba aidb ono whichpermits exit of goods which already oa thatr rules way to when now asio- jthoao shlpmentsare wont bo The offidaV who would act -'quoted byname -talked to a i porter la roapoaao to querist about atorieo la New York nawspapero that than enough to override a veto if too lineup remains anchonfOds'H''-Democrats Jotaaa 4S -Bo iq balloting for the GOPw Mostoe No BepubUcaag voted ogoiast it Eleven Democratg did 5 The MB now gom UA te: ton $0 House -educh voted 297 to -r' FOb: 2 far a $4800404000 tax slash Rep: Knutson (R-MtapL Chsirmoa of th Houm Wsyrsnd Means Com kip the osnol on-differs ft fao MPs and rceept the remailer flgyo- The- erty material ttiftmenee between to measuras is ta penartegg of cub at variouay income loveb: May Aot Tsmorriir Tho HOum- expects to-oet --vUft cMAYACTTODAY ON "HOME RULE" Amorl- la Trieste thsk fi hnd tiw- boon border separating tho Yugoslav from the BvStoUi aoaoo aftoo Msiti Frao TKittorys Tha incident tavdtvod poiice pa-tnds la tha two -aonm- One poUca-man wos wounded Be was a moos-her of tha party oa tha sa of tho linoi -muncomoat of -tha outbreak aa tholtaliao Goyemment ae-ewtad with satisfaction tha Waataca Power proposal to return tho an-tirO'MOwquara mila lrta Territory at tth had af tha Adriatic ta Italy Meanwhile- Yugoslavia's Foreign Inister Stauesow Ms Government BOMB' dlsreh to wllilag to eonstderfiving tit dty of Triesto Itsdf to tariy provided Yugodavla gets Gorisis an Ralian town north of thogrsot port Such aa pooribly anticipating a renewal of the offer that not accept Trieste to Da Gosport aad Foreign Minister i traveling 8farza ware ConMnuod On Pago Column aanpr Executive has nmie lt 'ft-ha would vetoYex blDs be up to The Oiief pretty dear Uketoort j40plLLEDIN LAND FIGHTING HEAVIEST HOLY Boom Republican hind the smaller figure ThmThooo that strategy will pay off fat enough fi P' 'l On Pag WITHHOLDING JTAX REDUCED MAYil NEW UW 0IACTED ifDflfmWtm tom -T aa WASHINGTON Unslo 22-JP-rf tafl WES? 25 a Mn art ta ol L' sd-fCsrio and wen unavailable for comment oa the Ytagootav statement Foreign Ministry officials declined to comment: (United States government affl- CffTAI nib hirfh ImmSis nf fimntw toilT WWW Ml IIm House way for debate starting tomorrow on a 1206000400 aad aafittaqr aldto'pim-CofnTnnrrist Tha Bourn Rules'Commlttee already hadjardered too curtain nag up on the fonfga- aid debated There wu bo M'houra of It on too bill attar totbofsMaagiBf adds military ana Turkey and as a whole It will begin economic aid to China to the $5 recovery program-mril! bo taken up -Heine- leaders predicted 'final ao-ttastghortiy after April 4with poets bright for with tlwrSenato aid provisions Eaton Warps of Baortsa MMh rules body that the Ruarians arson the march against the wart And he 'Stow until-they-come op: against ansconomlcforca mill- Continued On Page Cotoam GEN CLAY SAYS F0RCESIN beruntostAy sd Russians Refuse to Join in Workof AlUd Control Council ROUTINE NORMAL BBBUH Xlsrch 23-JPAmericaa intend to stay in BerlinGen Lucius Ctar said today This was the AQttary Governor's blunt n-to a'Bumiaa boycottarhldi hsltad four-power monk Tha boycott tSSSfanqm san-Shat top W( powers gstouToT town fiy said fa lufarvkir: and Thuringia (territory ooaqnenM Atsassp mmm? -than ware no official it was known the British MeMaanlii BlbST Continued On Page Column 2 HURT IN BINGHAM LODGING ACCIDENTS BINOHAlLMarch 9SJP4wd men wen ipjured ono critically hi tagging aoridonta- todajTat ft Sntha Imhiw mlQ 20 Hoacowanf nil riMuldoMn- hit by logo roUtag Donald Show 21 whoa his contdog tailed to euffsred a brokjai leg DR'NATTRAME 4-H FOUNDER DIES SARTOraUBqjW Vo March 2MP-Dr Nat rramo ono of the founders of tha 4-H Qub arganiza-tfcm for rural' boys' uad gtruTdled gtfttaatvs In tha Annyls fifth Corpo areo- with beadquartori ajt Columbus 4 PENNSYLVANIA MARE MOTHER OF TWINS ZEUENOPUL Po lfarch 29-JP-Amaoos LodyHa slz-yoarold Tn-nssna walklns mans Is the mother of twtoa at -flip Hereford Maher Stock Item Stockman- are oa ran as quads or autats among human being Tba twins bom were reported' frisky aad ffoUcSQttGc i SISTERS BZl IN SAMI 0HAIE WXTBIir 15 HOURS PITTSBDRGH March- 2AAVV-thflda and Emily Tttar sptasl tom- taononMo" for mom toao qusrteis of century died la the soma rocking chair today with-ta-M hours of each otber Pemmwaisi'ta too dHur wMla -her sister nursed hv Later whoa a deputy coroner colled to get funeral data ho found MathM slumped tatbo chair of a haort met' letm 1 aamwurad to atafiafll of BU1V PEACE PROSPECTS Gloomy says JUSTICE D0UGLA Wants Social Program 'in Addition to Stroiigth CRITldzESRED HUNTS 1 GAlfcESVItLX Fta Msrdi 22 iRVSupremo Justice Willism Ol Douglas said tonight that Communism cannot to defeated by miU-tory might nubs: Aad this Country wQl to said if it fariiiona 1U ctos terms of Aamrttag tiwt "tha prospects for see sntuisr Doagtao called ta a spoochal imo University of TIorida for and vital" moc Tho to' Viee- Praoident arid wo must fester lui- OonUnuod Ob Pegs 4 Column I AMG CALLS IN MIUTART SOUP Oasupotksu Auftoriftso Em To FRANKFUBT Germany March 22P-Tbe Amyof Occupation today colled to ite Ballitary scrip tha only legal tender tar Amarieoao to Germany la a new move to bolt Kfc-fr marketing (American scrip alacfwas changed today fa Japan and other countries occupied by tow sa) The scrip also was changed today ta Japan ond other countries copied by tones) Tho scrip Is being replaced with a now currency Tmo woo the second such move tha American authorities hove made to get scrip out of the hands of unauthorized per soanoL Tho first exchange wai made March 10 1047 after thousands of Germans got possession of flic currency The have been repeated reports bt large ycsls counterfeiting of the crip which need by both American military and civil personnel Some counterfeit ta today bnt Ai not determined wbetlMr the amount ofboguomonoy bextenotvo POLAND TO MOBIUZE 2000000 OF YOUTH WABSAW Much 22-JF commander of the national jouth oipn- today to mobilize 2400400 youths by the ond of tho year Tho commander OoL Michal Gor-dd said tho callups would begin April 90 for reconstruction and national military prepaiedasss Youths from '10 to 21 aw affected by the aew taw authorizing ta national rim education and army Gorskl mid girla ta 1 milling will not be lect to thb Labor brigadeo will bo uood to natorc communlcationa rebuild chemical pbnt in what was Gorman Lower Sueob and do reconstruction ta Warsaw and Szczecin Stettin)' idls KASTZV TO SPEAK EEPOBE MK'UBE OHIEPS AUGUSTA March Marion Martin Mstao Commbeion-er of Labor and Indurtry will bo the main speaker at a iotat moot-tag of tho State Fire Chiefs and tho Malm Water District Associations to Ellsworth April 12 directors said at a meeting here today 'Ford getting ready tar now models ta cutting down production sharply of Ford eon in all its fanacheo well os the parent factory at nearby River Rouge If schedules era fallowed the production of' model Finds will ba completed tide week end Boer soon the redesigned model cen be put on tho assembly lines yet to do determined Ford beady boo switched to now modal Lincoln and Mercury output Tba later models wen shown prtvetelv today to dealers end- tho -industry cbronlclen Public showings of Lincoln and Mercury models will be held tor some time next month end tho Fordo party ta Juno ftS' KV V-- TW0MADI50N MEN SURVIVEAP1UNGE OVERXftlVERDAM MADUONKsrtk tf--Twa Ertlsoa men' who weal ever a goaty river way-aadar thoas wart reported la gaed aaadltim terifkt-after trwitmeat toy kamsniia aad miaer jajeriea foal ieuay ad BAert Edgar-ly warn raaeued by r-Oaorgo AdsaM -gaparia teat eat af the: MatiaaB EUctrlo Gawyaatortay Atamo paohad- tattaia aat to Stfoy who woo sbaatet oa aa brwq aad Etgarfv' wfca AO thraa aa tho'dam Whoa the-Isa gave way Adams foamed aafolyto aoUd toot dearly fall ta whlla trying a stoUar puap aad both- REPORT DRAFT UMT FAVORED BYSENATECOM Gurnsy GIves Eitimats After Secret Session With Cabinet Officers COMPTON BACKS BOTH WASHINGTON-Msrth 22-A-A targe majority of the Sonata Armed Services pommittaa convinced today that of both univenal nd a tomporsry draft to a oiMrity Chairman Ourney (R-8D) aw tha csttamts of sentiment after a daeed-door seseion of ten committeemen with Secretary of State Mar-hall Soeretary of Defense foms-Secretsry of too Army only' UL full GurnCy told report on tbose who attended wero convincad of the aocomity to quick ibenhtels orters no The qscrat talks with the Continiied On Pago Criunm 1 REP HALE FAVORS REVIVING DRAFT ACT View af i WASHINGTON Kdreh 1 ofSetoctife mooted in vie day by Bop Hole (B-Mo) of tho European ho said would bail to rely entelj mistake a -j- vonimeirt Halo aim ondonsd tim other two awofluroo urged by Fresldeut TTu-Bian hat -wwfc to meet flip onrah of Communist oggnsrioa -said he hopes tile program -will be 1 land haa a ItaryTteOlnta by April 1 Miss remarked auwaya tor advowted pnhrtnoi ao of the lari added It may taialnductees fstbers end oil lost wan to a Ians Italian Com-of winning tiio Halo said HatoB oloetkms April win vorv Hkriv launch soma such coup" anij BRITON URGES STUDY QF AIR RAID iSHELTERS MF Waato Pelley Maderalsad Beady Vi Qiki OftfaUaa IOiroON ltoAi 22-JP-ThGor-cramont wu oakdtt is tho HwMMtf Onmmoni tonight to bring Ha wur-timo air raid aheltar poGcy up to data for use at abort notice Sir John Anderson to wham the backyard was named during the war srhen to was Minister of Homo Security ookaa tar its revival 1 express hope that shelter policy will to carefully considered without undue lam of time because It Is of mot Importance that we havea belter policy ravised so that it can bo put into effect at short notice" told Commons Account ought to bo taken of the poarible effects of atomic hnanha bombs' Aa time Brltaln'i SOBMTCh skm Ho arid hfsn no rtosoa srby Britain ahould discard tor srartimo air raid otoltcro because of tho danger- of atomic bombs The blast wave of aa plosion presented all chi of on ordinary explosion except tat-madtafriy near tho cantor of the ox-plosionta oald BAY STATE YOUTH KILLED BY BASEBALL BINGHAM Mass March hJP-BiSard' Mulcahy 18 candidate tar tho Hitigham 1 high school baseball team was kilted today whoa struck a pitched ball during tatting pnc(ifa MadicaT Examiner Donald bt Garland oald the youth woo struck his him to smother WUltam Corwin senior at the school and considered fay bis teammates os a gdod sthlate tailed to dodge 'Imo as tho ton coma toward white tridag his turn at bat proval- for bridging the tracks was granted today aiter a brief bearing Each bid Wilder oald must bo OMoraphulsd fay a $900 certified cbackMji guarantee tha tho bidder win contract for tho work if it is awarded to him guecmstal bidders will to bonded tar 79 of the con-tract price MAttbesses REMADE By Our Factory Exports dato bedding ca lIGTurnugt Anh Service was RENT PROVISION Lift Restrictions on Recreational and Amusement Jobs ADJUST MINOR POINTS WASHINGTON aad House conferees agreed today It was reported to oertp oil controls over the construction of amusement and recreational build-tags Tho conferees ora striving to write a new rent control tarn They did not get apnmd to dis-ming at au dur cloeed door morion the chief point of dispute between Senate and Howa vmtons Houso's rule" provision That would give toed' rent hoards full end Am authority to zaire rent evniwfle ay liijt-eoatrcla entirely At Continued On Pego Column 7 SOUTHERN UTHIT1ES PUNNING OWN 'TVA' to Ipani 9100400400 pawOT ta tetpa NEW ORLEANS Mardb 22-JP-Four utility componteo Invited a group of regional leaders today to help plan a program similar to the next door to tha 'TVA Aa tho coze of the program the companies contemplate spending $104000400 by the ewlof nert year In new construction tar ton and power lines ta Lmnsleno and Misisippi Tho firms arc the Louisians and Arkansas Fpwer and Companies and Naw Orleans Servica Inc They have called a meeting for April 2 la Greenville: Mist dtv to the fbtntag point of Stales: to dtacum aetafis of the oy velopment program Governors college preskiesits health and agrl-culturc commimioneta bankers and industrialists have been Invited Tha objective far simultaneous improvement ta oil phases of Ufa and work including hrslth education agriculture education aad industry with a basis electric power devetopmeak Streuby LrDrumm spokewnan for tha com pan if said tha project would not be competitive to the TVA KAH 8FUBNI V7XR BOB MOTHXBJH-LAW LOS ANGELES March 22-AVA J-yeer-old steel worker had his marriage annulled today so ho con marry his motber-ta-bm Jam Negreta woo granted tho annulment today from Mrs Fctn Martinos Negrete 21 on his complaint that she hod refused to live with him his wita He testified that he would many Mrs Catalina Rub 34 wwumm PENSION PLAN IRGD Twelve Democetio Senatoro today introduced a Mil to facnoootoa -PWeral contribution to $10-tar g44N40MN prevteesty LEWIS REJECTS GOV'T PROPOSAL IN COAL DISPUTE Given Until Noon Today to Reconsider or Case Gees to White House OPERATORS ACCEPT From) Mine Workera union Government proposal Monday for ending tha ooft eool trike In tho moot industry strike Presidential tact finding board met in Chicago continuing its effort! to end the meek-dldsirike of 104 ON CIO packinghouse workera a 20 cents hourly pay rata has until April 1 to report to President Tfcomaa No action expected before then John Lewi UMW President did not attend the Washington am tag arranged by Conciliation Dhee- Continued On Fogs 4 Column 4 NEWSPRINT PRICED INQiUSESSQN By PiUbten Of TRENTON March Newspaper puMbhen won told today they taay expect further ta-eases in tim prica of newsprint Tho warning wid'mado fay Ckan-ston WQlisins maneger of tin American Newftper FulilUien Aaso-ciation in on addraa to tha Jersey Frees Assocbtion my opinion" Willisms said "tiut frather advances ta may- ba expected -unless pu tadtvUhirtly talk with dm sources ef supply outlining tho great tones to costs for tha vpaporo ineluding jwyrblb well as newsprint "I have yet to who does hot tell me that do know that manypublidi-era are more interested to continuity of supply than price but after ell toe price cannot continue to go up Indefinitely without on important bearing on tho cost producing a OHIO MAN ELECTED BATH CITY MANAGER BAXSi Mhrch 2MNtatoh MtWoadorl 44 of fronton tonight was sleeted The City Council hind Mitten-dorf who boo been manager five year tor on nits term at $7400 year Ho expected to toko office fay April 1 Msrriod and the father of two children Mittendorf has had IS experience in municipal af- years tain tioa "But let's get tho dangers he sei4 "Let's keep our hoods and jMs action a a Mrs Smith addressed -the Fort-' -ad Oub: Sewell the Portland Lodge of Oka American planners Mrs Smith mid have decidad" that tho United States must make military guarantee to bock up toe Westent'Europeeniieticna These planMra she added to tho belief toot Rumbk advances bo halted by too threat of American airpower a-a a short it ta a Mg eokubtad risk based on tho belief that Bussia wiU not take corcrspoadlng risk war a a a toe new di-our foreign policy baa Mg risk But it con produce Mg turn a big dividend of unity world recovery and curity" SewidLr declaring that the United States mods tho mistake of letting down its guard urged: too needs of our Air I our Navy and man them trcngto is tho ossen'bl hoUUng In rtwck tho threat of Eastern aggression let us not low sight ef too tact toot the long ton long tons poece tioo la no Justlw throughout the "Lot no also drive forward oa too (ritual front with ovary conceive able effort to aet op law order and Justiwomong pooples stand and will qpante tom hope of oponte under them Bmnd $29 both would contribate 5hm would make 'tiwoams-praybkm for nU to tho bltadand Continuod On Page ST Column -4 DENMARK CUTS LEAVES FOR ITS OFFICERS gortesaf March tease Minister Basmug Hanaea void tonight Easter team tod toon suw pended-for part or SotiMi voung military officers and commissioned officers An authoritative source said the action woo taken because of "tha internal political Another source said tho order applied to all cadets and non-commimionod affl-cera Danish polios recently 'have irted a number of thefts of dobs from name guard dopots oil over Denmark Police announced to-ttat unictentified parsons hod seven submachine guns five rifles and a quantity of ammunitkxi from a depot ta Braerup Jutland Tho guard at all military ahd naval establishment has boon bled start last Saturday it Aa wfftetat Government aid tonight the Govommeat sx-' soon possibly tomorrow to wltii British dodu-potion authorltico la Germany to nova tho Danish hrigada group: now stationed on thO Aurlch moved to Sout of tho Danish would brine crack Danish within wdayY traveling time of any nolnt in Denmark Hanaen odd to a communique that tha leave ausponstai woo ordered because tha war and naval ministries found it expedient to maka tome minor revisions to refutation ofteavo for the military ond ivri academies" Ho oridonUstad man would be given the usual Easter teavooi 5000 WAS DKAD ROU SUBOFK HOMS IN ARIL NEW YORK March 22-JP-Tne of more than 6400 Amorl-a Worild war II dead will arrive to New York from Europe oariy in April The New York port of ontoiko-tion said today the transport Bofaert Bums will dock ta Brooklyn about April 1 with tile bodies of 2400 Americans from itanifcCha-Hosiery to Belgium aad ad varote eometeriea la Franco Aa addltlonol 1400 war dead who tall to thJlghttag ta tho Normandy area wllrta sboerd the traaoport John McCariey duo about April 2 They ware buried ta Blosvilie and St Haro EgUae cemo-torioo NO Land 9 to Ttnea BVojMshed onWIde Front flnWdlce of 0 m'1- eversbl JEWISH ESTATE" SEEN JERUSALEM: March tWMhe bloqdieatM houra of fighting In Falsstineh currant reignofvJotenm tonlghtteft 140 dead including four British nBritish Brkld uaad arttUnrtaaH MM-ta VBrlti jar said It bodies wan counted Pour British aoldlen wan kfltodfa Ite Another Moody spot wat-Nbanim poor the lfodltommoon coast to-fha lnl! of the ancient 1 Phillstinaa Than 90 Jaws aad II Anbo Continupd Oa Page Cdumad MiCOTffi W1TS jOSOVICTPBOTBTH) ISoSSSoloSoSsuMtoiamto SXNVZB Moreb 22-JP-Rap John-aoa 0MI sold today Gnat Britain recently: ahfcraed 100 locomottvao to Ho eontandod la oa totarvlow that 'tnanoCactun of the engines was naneed ta pert money lent by this to ttto Britiah Johnson Houae Agricultun when our MMona on going Johnson said aa-mhar moon why -1 'dattnitaly win nnnnoa tha EBP program as pro-pooed whoa the final vote Is Johnson sold ha' neohred the io-fonutioB fram fellow cfaMgriwmiaif who baschodmd It wlth the Blots Deportment Ho declined to nemo him The Illinois repraeentativo oiy said stael companies indirect SWVSSSWSSSSsa iWp PORTLAND SWELTERS SNOW IN AROOSTOOK FOBTLAND Moitdl 2tAMfaina eethor ranged I today from a record in in Portland to in Northern Maine Bunny woother1 goat the mercury soaring to TO ben at mjd-d new matkmr the data Tha previous Midi was Ota IMA Snow whldi talar toned to rtta feU hi Aroostook county 2S0 mllos aorth Seri ta li would tumble tha nresen minhnunz Frtmri payment tar depeadmt ddtalHsakL Beridm Stewart tha era Berinnan Ala) Johnston iSO Kilgore (WVa) Hoey HatT bnS (Vta) EesiliRrt aUsrt John- mo (Color McFarland (Ariz) 4vY'VSflim- 1 WOMAN FIREFIGHtERW SAVED FROM BLAZE I WELXS Mud by exhaust: itioa white fire Mrs Amta rescued bv firemen today es which hod ohaoot raadted bar prostrate tana Fba Chief Donald A Moody mid too woman tainted but suffered an The fin: which Moody aI4 started from incinerator burned over 1 five acre 1 at Moody Point Firemen flames from spreading ta neighbor fi tag houses r' 8 THAT ADMIT ITALY LAKE SUCCESS Vsrah 23 --Reliable sources mid tonight tho United States was considering pro-smiting a demand- that tho United Nations Socuritv Cornell- hnmedi- telv taka uo again Italyb nquerf -for UN membership American oookesmoa refased to fighting -a MRS SMITH SEWALL BELIEVE READY TO Aa WILL HALT THREATS OF AGGRESSION BY THE'RUSSIANS 79000 AUTOS MANUFAailRED LAST WEEK STEEL SHORTAGE MAY CUT OUTPUT FORD WORKS ON NEW LINE PORTLAND March directness" ta foreign policy while a Mg risk can pay off Mg dividends in European unity aad world peace 8 Rep- Margaret Smith (R-Mc) declared tontehL She and -former Gov Sumi Bewail called tar action against threats of Buraion aggression la speeches hen Both aoek the BapuSUcoa 4 4 fluiti la proposing tho return ef Trieste to Italy the United tSotes has taken toe Initlstfire ta the Mrs Smith declared' the Busslan msrdi through Europe slowed or accounted" she said primarily on how Confrees votes on the praposste (UMT and the draft)" She a member of tho House Admcd Services Committee "xxx failure to act said 8 Baa Margaret Smith mme risnr than action itself paitlaUarly tathe taco of a Russia t-meets and foera nothing but armod power and phyricol tats Former Gov Sumner Sovran do timwmA that the interactional situs- feiarattv-B WORK ON NEW KENNEBEC BRIDGE jMAY START IN MAY BIDS ARE Masked for the substructure AUGUSTA Vsrch 22JE-Seated bids oa construction of portlons of a I24004M highway bridga over tho XoDBotoe mar tore were ttiod today by the Matau Highway My VjEATHEB SJela dtebm ffoieoori wouMbe ex- poetod that such a ste would ba in Ur with Americai: aborts to sea too CornmiiBbtO defeated Ja-thc Itatbu slsrPm ikbI nocth 1 applies tion 'for UN moeet bershfa was vetoed hut year by Rue- ta Andrei A Gramyko vetoed too request on the ground thot Holy -j could onlv bo taken into tha UN in a Moo with the other ox-enemy countries At thot time the United States and Britain ooooood member shlo appUcotowg and Hungary- -) UPHOI4TERING Th hU aNHc-'-iv Maine's largest re-upholsterers Ihe bear Ur guar-nteeo workmanship Wo --make vour "porter futnlturo lust like new- Fof-free ow -timatas rsB-i npHOLSTERiNo ra Lswiston1 j-0264 Mschsnb rofia fk'y 4939 How-Hampahira Vermont taictatha morning-fol- iMrad br lncfoosing cloudinaai la the attoihopofooMor oouth portloaa asiH mi DETROIT March ILF-for whatever totpfart it may briiig to eome 4000400 new cor eeekers: the automobile factories turned out another vehicles last week 74000 pesmnger vehicles lost week i prolonged In mining the cun houla continue Unless than ruptiou of cool 'action rate itely The currtnt fa- maken opontiona tho production -af auto-mobiles win begin to shrink Ao tar as their own fuel supplies are concerned the auto plants arc ta tab shape but they ere-not too well positioned with regard to sheet steel Tho trade paper Automotive News oommonting oa tho coal eituetion old today: fib cool strike boa some to bo on annual affair for the 'auto Industry It fa prepared for' ta much traditional meaner that prepare for their children but hardly- with- tha same tho same parents prs Chrbtmoo1 Max Wilder bo- la tha hands- of -April 14 Barring hitches to mid awcriE a in May Ccawtetioa ig expected to taka about two years Two contra eta -will balat bow 'ilder1 -to -fcrtto ibstrvctura Including -two -abut-moato tad 10 pteSL The -other will evoi the stool' uperttruetm-ta-chidmg 4200400 pounds of -otool and 4830 feat ertfilng' -Later contractu win oovOr tho op-vraachao ond d-oonerate- roodway feck wide with two ate-taot aids-walks -z4 4 Tho winaupplamont loagatofftebottio- 2' nartt pSSwtST Mght Wodnesdsv mm3ng jmd tdtowod fby portisl dooriiwon 7 i' 52iw iSs 11 JjMOHI Ml BUT Alt- V-" lisnHes OUni Shim VWsA r' 4 4 aiamni SrtmitVwa Ksiw gum wxTiui- ty INuBipb af Bm A Bhsm v- -iit -Krr 7'-: AW ra 'yvrihaa one 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