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'ga 2 THE PALM BEACH POST, FRIDAY. MARCH 25. 1949 Western States Blanketed With Wet Snow CUBA NAMES MINISTER HAVANA, Cuba, (JPT- The Senate, In secret session Wednesday night, approved the nomination of Oscar Cans to be Ambassador to Washineton. Hp i Dvnoptitrl tn on 1947 law which united the armed services. He said he thinks the Secretary of Defense should have more power.

Forrestal steps out of office next week, to be succeeded by Louis A. Johnson, West Virginia lawyer. DENVER, Parts of Colo radio. Wyoming and Kansas were to Washington shortly. blanketed with slushy spring snow Thursday.

And Montana was faced with the thveat of flood In its Yellowstone River valley. Additional Sponsors Withdraw From 'World Peace' Conference NEW YORK, Additional sponsor withdrew Thursday on the eve of the "world peace" conference as protest groups stepped up preparations for counter demonstrations. The newly-formed Americans for Intellectual Freedom (A.I.F.) Said eight more prominent persons had resigned from the conference. It also charged the sponsoring The late- season snowstorm smacked Northeastern Colorado's Senate Assured British Forbid Shipping War Material To Reds WASHINGTON, (P) Senate foreign policy leaders quickly discounted fears Thursday that Great Britain might be pyeparing to ship war materia's to Russia and the Soviet satellite nations. The question was raised by Senator Knowland (R-Calif) as the Senate opened debate on how many billions of dollars the United communications lines especially hard.

Sterling reported only one Day In Congress By The Associated Press RENT House and Senate conferees on the rent control extension bill set their first meeting for Friday. Administration leaders conceded the final form of the measure will include some "home rule" feature on removing controls. LABOR The House labor committee approved the administration's labor bill by a vote of 13 to 0. It appeared certain the House would act before the Senate on the measure to repeal the Taft-Hartley law and restore the old Wagner act, with modifications. DEFENSE Secretary of Defense Forrestal went before the Senate armed services committee to endorse legislation revising the telephone line open, a line routed through Sidney, Neb.

Four inches of heavy wet snow and a driving wind knocked out the other lines. organization, the National Council Western Union reported most of of Alts. Sciences and Professions. States should pour into the second its circuits In the area were in those withdrawing was headed by Franklin P. Adams, newspaper columnist known as FPA.

Others were said to be Canada installment of European recovery need of repair. Cfwitlnur4 From Pass One) aid. had failed to make the withdrawals public. The council, however, said It had had withdrawals from onlv One foot of fresh snow fell at Lee, negro actor; Prof. Rexford' Brush.

Colo. Approximately 100 automobiles Guy Tugwell of the University of Chicago: Lynn Riggs, playwright; House Kills Pension Bill Knowland cited a London dispatch quoting Harold Wilson, president of the British Board of Trade, as saying Britain will be guided in her trade policy "sole Rabbi Mordecai M. Kaplan of the Jewish theological seminary; the and a snowplow were bogged down on U. S. Highway 6, but later the road was cleared and traffic resumed its normal flow.

In Wyoming fresh-snow depths ly" by economic advantages. Rev. Karl Crorowsky, minister of a Brooklvn Unitarian church; Prof. Knowland asked if this meant Ernest Hocking of Harvard Uni two of the eight, and that these two were the only ones from a roster of 560 individual sponsors to notify the council formally they were backing out. Earlier Sarah Gibson Blanding, president of Vassar College, announced publicly her withdrawal as a sponsor.

A spokesman for the Americans for Intellectual Freedom, which was formed for the purpose of Britain planned to lift restrictions versity, and Rabbi Herbert S. ranged from one to 15 inches and Thursday morning's storm focussed in the Lander, Big Piney Goldstein of the West Side Insti on the shipment of equipment to Russia and her satellites "even though it may add to their war tutional synagogue. potential. (3 CV a-runnin to Penney s-DC5V More for less SAVE ON CHILDREN'S- CAA ADDS FLORIDA PROJECT TO PROGRAM Senators Connally (D-Tex) and Vandenberg (R-Mich) gave swift had voted off the record to shelve the bill, then changed their minds on the roll-call test. As the count was in progress, two Pennsylvania Democrats, Reps.

Barrett and Granaham changed their votes to side with the Rankin bill foes. On the Associated Press score sheet these switches changed the unofficial total from 209 to 206 against to 208 to 207 in favor of the Teague motion. But the clerks erroneously reported the result as protesting the peace conference, assurances this was not the case and Cheyenne sectors. The Weather Bureau said the heaviest snowfall was at Lander. Big Piney recorded 11 inches and Cheyenne five.

Snow was falMag at Good-land, Kas. In Montana a dozen farm families moved personal belongings and livestock out of the Yellowstone River valley and Army rescue crews were alerted in the said its announcement of with Connally said the Marshall Plan nations have been making an hon est etlort to keep war materials away from Russia and said he WASHINGTON, (IP) Several additional projects have been added recently to the Civil Aeronautics Administration's airport improvement program, officials said Thursday. Included was Cedar Key, $10,000, construction of taxi-way access road and bridge. CAA officials said the next step would be to obtain from local could not believe that Britain would be motivated only by "pe event the ice-jammed Missouri 209 to 208 against the motion. River doesn't open up.

cuniary advantage. Acting Speaker John Mc- Vandenberg said: "I think I can drawals from the conference came from friends of the sponsors and in some cases by personal conversations with them. Meanwhile, the intellectual freedom group offered its platform at a Saturday counter-rally to Dr. Harlow Shapley, Harvard astronomer and chairman of the National Council of Arts, Sciences and Professions. The group offered him "full freedom to speak as you please." There was no immediate response from Dr.

Shapley. The A.I.F.'s announced list of Cormack (D-Mass) on his own in-itative immediately ordered a re testify there is complete good faith in the effort made to keep The river was stacking up a huge ice barrier in the north of, Sidney, Mont. Water climbed over the banks and spilled into a lowland area near Fairview. count. sponsors their project requests which include all engineering data.

The house fell silent as the An offer of the funds then will be tne leasi-west) trade on the stand ards we set for ourselves." clerks droned off the names of made on condition the cities match, each member and how they had Vandenberg said he understood or in most cases of land acquisition, more than match Federal voted. It was so quiet the click of the State Department will receive the automatic counting machines an official British memorandum resounded through the chamber, pledging trade with Russia will When the last name had been call Deaths And Funerals SCHLOTTERBECK, HENRY. Mr. Schlotterbeck. 66 418 53rd died in a local hospital Thursday morning.

not conflict with the terms of the proposed North Atlantic, Alliance. ed and the votes counted with no changes they added up to 208 to 207 in favor of Teague's motion ine inenate began debate on new funds for the Marshall Plan to shelve the bill. There were a tentative two-day time He was a member of the Ma- sonic Order and pf the Bethesda Democrats and 57 Republicans set by administration leaders SALE! Recreation Club. it: opposed were 100 Democrats, wno hoped to clear it today. 106 Republicans and one American I Laborite.

Continued From Page One) He is survived by his wife, Minnie; a daughter, Mrs. Grace Stamp, city; a sister, Mrs. Catherine Murphy, Long Island. N. and a brother, Charles, Dighton, It was the closest vote on a ma- jor bill in the House since Aug.jApAQn TlrJ, 12.

1941. That was when, by an- vLcdll LrTlYGWdy Mass. i other one-vote margin, the law-1 Funeral arrangements will be makers approved extension of the announced by the Ferguson Funer Closure Feared draft law al Home. Although Rankin said his bill was nnw riPfld Rpn HnHa in. TROPICAL JACKETS DIRR, CHARLES EL'GENE.

snlH tha nnoctinn nf win. treasurer's rpoort- Dink- Rnnrluranl body of Mr. Durr, director of legislation was up to the veterans i membership; and Mr. Blank, beach erosion, zoning and industrial iiiuuwi Minj owic ui; committee "in its wisdom." New York and a winter visitor: Hllhsr m.m The board also voted to have from Brooklyn, N. who died This Easter SAVE! at a Delray Beach tourist camp Thursday morning, was sent by the Lake Worth Funeral Home to Brooklyn last night for funeral services and burial.

bers who had walked out of the committee sessions in protest against what they called "highhanded" tactics by Chairman Rankin. "I predict there will be a new approach to legislation in the committee," Huber told a reporter. "And," he added, "the chairman SCUFFLESS TIP OXFORDS in Mr. Blank attend the legislative sessions at Tallahassee as its rep-presentative. Dr.

R. V. Allison, head of the Belle Glade experiment station, whose work was said by Mr. Blank to be "worth millions to this county," spoke briefly on State budget cuts for his department. A.

E. Kirchman, president, was in charge of the meeting. 1 BUTLER, GEORGE W. Funeral services for Mr. Butler, 54, Miami, who died at Klssimmee Tuesday night, will be held in the Ferguson Funeral Home Chapel at won't dominate it as he has in the past.

4 p. m. Saturday. Mr. Butler was the son of the i late George o.

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