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HUMAN SIDE OF POLITICS Roosevelt Blamed For World's Is
A "Worn Leader
NO WAR BUT--
Moscow. Feb. 17.
BLOWN-
The Soviet army paper "Red Star" said to day there is no danger of war at present,
The paper warned, bow- ever, that "this should not engender Teelings of com- placency among the armed forces."--Associated Press,
At Teheran
New York, Feb. 17.
Mr. James A. Farley, who helped put the late Franklin D. Roosevelt in the White House. said today that many of the world's ills could be traced to Mr. Roosevelt's third and fourth terms.
.................. .................................* Farley spoke on the "Human Side of Politics" at
the opening of Colgate University's series of lectures in human relations.
GIRL WITH A TWIST NABBED
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"sincerely believe that many
of the flis which beset the worki today may be traced to the third and furth terms, which brought
a great mind, but one worn by
atid
the weight of years, and cares of the State, to the all-important epnicresces
Teheran 411 Valta," said Mr Farley.
Former nailonal chateman of the
Democratic Party, he said almost ery world leader supported him
in this belief.
London, Feb. 17. One of the greatest searches in the history of the London police ended today with the detention of a man and a wanted for questioning about the murder of a London police constable shot to death on anti- burglary duties in a Lon-diplomacy, which don suburd last Friday the world's children with blood. night.
President Roostvelt at Teheran and Yalta, he wild had not Die "vital, res lute mind that gave despairing nation hope with the clarion call: "We have nothing to fear but fear itself,"
"Instead, he was a worn leader, dividing the world in a series of |conet sal na, enybodied
secret RIT pluging
death and fears."
Dastin
Moscow
1948.
Getting Mixed Up
Washington, Feb. 17.
The current Moscow row over the Soviet e mposers Aram Khat. chaturian, Sergei Prokofe antic Dmitri Shostakovichi suggests the aviet right hand does not know wint its left hand is doing.
The February Issue of the Soviet Embassy tuformation bul- lein includes a bug article ext i ing the virtues of Khatchaturian, praising his "originality, melodie
undem crall
composers.
TRUMAN HINT TO. WOMEN
Washington, Feb. 17. President Truman hinted broadly here today that, he favoured housewives In/tha..... United Slater organising "buyers' strikes" to bring down the soaring cost of food throughout the coun-
try.
Addressing the National Women's Conference in Washington, he declared: "Women's organisations have at hand a ready wea
not pon which they have yet used, to its full capacity -tlie power of the Can- sumer.
"This is a weapon which ** can use together to combat one of the enemies that now threaten u-the high cost of living."-Reu- ter.
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gifts, virtuosity of technique, "in-
More than 325,000 re- The couple Danak George
Fauley said that reluctance to ventiveness in harmony and rich-
power, particularly
ness af orchestrati 1,"
fugees have been ad- The mas and Noreen Winkless Inquish
On this same day, the Central|mitted to Britain since were traced in a London Jody-where the band is feeble and the
with communist Party in Moscow the outbreak of ing horse through the help of mind tired", was fraught
World danger to pentical parties and thenuinced The photographs circulated to news papers and the police surprise them in their bedroom by fol- lowing the landlady in with the breakfast tray this morning..
After openINF: the hellrom door, Thomas was said to have made a dive for the bed and put his hand under the pillow. but the police grabbed bis
mist and held him.
Winkless who had [been correct what they disliked in n Press, described as "the girl with a twist at the end of her nose" was found in bed.-Reuter.
trained to take over leadership.ing
t younger men were not including Khatchnturion for crent.War II, it was announced
THE MOST THRILLING ADVENTURE I he said, the party and the nation formalistic distortions and a-lished by the Foreign Of-
music with today in a report pub-TO-MORROW
Alto LADD and
"O. 5. S." fice.
Geradine Fitz GERALD In
Unrest In Tripoli
Tripoli, Feb. 17,
A state of emergency" and
a dusk to dawn curfew proclaimed in Tripoll
Wero
today
The report, which covers the
mocratic tendencies aller to the would be weakengd,
The former Postmaster General | Soviet people and this artistic then shed out at
Henry tastes." wallace's Third Party and suld it The bulletin published in Wash-arrangements made for the re. turn, resettlement or emigration who ington said is muiste was of refugees in Britain, has been
the unguished by its clarity If
eulour 1th tight, richness of to [fine ratie melody." United
had been formed by
che
wldn't play according to rules."
Men and women should try
political party fr party,
within thi
ITALIAN TRUCE APPEAL
and
submitted to the United Nations in reply to a request ter all mein- Ir nations lo muke known their policy and present arrangements about refugees.
But for the special action of the British Government in form- ing the Polish resettlement corps. the report states, 160,000 formier of the Polish armed forces and about 30,000 of their tependents, who have also come Britain, would probably have become displaced persons.
"I don't want a third party in This country. The two, great poli. Acal partles help our nation by
Rome, Feb. 17. promoting unity. A third Party
Communists und vernment members can only promote minority rule parties today agreed to appeal art tend to leave the country the joinity for a truce in italy's poli- prey, of demagogues and malcon-tieni wartore until after the April texts."--United Press.
Telections.
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At present they are belog found employment in Britalir Deputies representing the major
Chi at the rate of 1,000 a week. political parties net under
Immediate after British troops had been
chairmanship of Communist Um-
stens had been taken United
Manila, Feb. 17. out to disperse demon-
herto Terracini, Assambly Presio ensure that as many of the strators protesting against the The recent mosting of Chinese dent, and announced they would others - Germans, Austriand
Czechs, arrest of a Tripollianlan politi- | studlholders in Manila's publle draw up`n forinul appeal to the
Jewish orphan children Tal leader. All Fi! Hassan.
and 300 markets was assailed by the public on Wednesday.
Spanish Republicans--- - Three
were provided with an opportune) (SE) demonstrators were president of the Chinese Stalli Communist, claimed control of ity to start a new life. killed and eight wounded. The Merchants Association at a21 of the 40 Council soats in Sun-
The British Government, the re- typops used tear gas after pa press conference in Manila's day's local election in Pescura.-port said, was looking for oppor- lied charges had failed to dis] Chinatown fast night.--Reuter.
tunities for emigration for those perse the crowd. Both troops
who wished to settle abroad. It and police were tuned.
ihad "no enuse to regret its ne. Hassan and his secretary
tion" in admitting the refugees. were arrested for "reasons of
-Reuter. public security" and interned near Tripoli, but will be allow-| ed, to give evidence before the Hig.Four Commission appointed to report on the former Italian colonies to the Foreign Minis ters deputies. Reuter.
LIFE SENTENCES
Athens, Feb....17. Eleven people on trist for trei- was sentenced to life impri- sonment by a court martial here tutay.
A further 10 people were non- tenced to 20 years,
The accused were described as "mitmbers of a "self-defence"{0}C”
-Reuter..
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