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Hamlin "I By Chic Young -1 .V'.: -:;v II i i i a1,, POWER TWINS OP POUTIURO Lavrenty Bert (left) and George Malenlcov (right) are believed to have new authority In Russia, on the basil of between-the-lines hints from Moscow. The Impression is given that Stalin has relinquished at least some of the active control on his Soviet dictatorship. Baria Is head of the vast police system of the world's biggest police state. Malenlcov, a protege of Stalin, controls the Communist party apparatus. iAP WIREPHOTOI . Churchill Warns Britain Of Stern Measures Ahead LONDON OP) Prime Min ister Winston Churchill declared Tuesday his new Conservative gov ernment found Britain on the road to "national bankruptcy." He warned the nation It Is "en tering a period of emergency dur ing which he will - be forced to take "exceptional measures." "We are convinced," he told the House of Commons, "that it is necessary to present the facts plainly to the nation in order that everyone might realize where we stand." In addition to stringent financial action, Churchill said he will ask soon for a secret session of Com mons at which he will give it full information on the country'! de fense position. On finances, Churchill said: "We do not believe that a full and frank statement of our posi tion will aggravate the loss of con fidence abroad which has been taking place." Churchill did not specify just what remedies he has in mind. Debt Mounts Annually Churchill said Britain has a de ficit crisis worse than 1949's and is running into debt abroad at the rate of nearly $2 billion a year. The pound was devalued in 1949. He said the deficit crisis was not only worse than 1949 but "in many ways worse than in 1947." He referred to financial help from the United Statea in those years, sayine: "Do not let us forget during the last six yeara me immense iinan cial help loaned or given us by the U. S. government and our dominions." Churchill called again, as he has been doing for two years, lor an attempt to abate the cold war "by negotiation at the highest level from strength and not from weak ness." He raid he and Foreign Secretary Anthony Edan "still be lieve in a supreme ellort to Dridge the gulf between the two worlds." "Never," thundered cnurcniu, "must we admit that a third world war is inevitable." Former Prime Minister Attlee, now leader of the Labor party op position in the House of Commons, described the King's speech, given previously ana setting form Tory PLUMBING Morris Plumbing and Resttns 95-97 Parrott St., Dial 3-7003 Kler-Crooch Plumbing Co., 51 South Stephens. . Phone 3-5377. Harris Plumbing & Heating Co., 805 South Stephens. Phone 3 -8173. Coen Supply Co. Phone 3-4461. Terp's Plumbing. Phone 3-7266. HEATING R. Rltiman Heating Co. Hot Water and Steam Oil Bumeri. 1 703 Brown. Phone 3-8267. ROOFINO Roofing and root repairing. Insula tion, siding. Ph. 3-8255. Acme Rooting Co. ELECTRICIANS RIDENOUR ELECTPIC 1600 N. Stephens Phone 3-7303 DuFresne Electric Phone 3-5222. WASHING MACHINE SERVICI J. E. Newberry's Washing Mochlne Service. 102 W Commercial Ave nue. Phone 3-3591. Washing Mochlne Service, Kutty's Ap pliance Repair, 510 N. Jackson. Phone 3-3091. policies, as "one of the thinnest that I have ever seen." "It exhibits no clear line of pol icy whatever except negation," At tlee said. 600 WACs Going To Korea For Behind-Llnti Work WASHINGTON - UP) - Some 800 WACS are going to Korea to take over behind the lines joba now held by men. Assistant Secretary of Defense Anna Rosenberg . disclosed the figure. It was also reported that Ad miral Arthur W. Radford, com mander of the Pacific fleet, has requested assignment of 3.900 WAVES to navy shore installations in uie Pacific. For your convenience, tht following local FAIUHAVIN FOUNTAIN AND VARtiTY Open Ivery Night Tel P.M. Tuesdays, to 6:30 P.M. Nitma Tame ' 1112 Fairhavtsi . 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Offlct ; Moved To Courthouw : The local navy recruiting office Is being moved to new quarters in the lobby of the Douglas county courthouse and will be open to till public Monday, announced Chief A. L. DeMott, recruiter. The office has been WtH h the Pacific building since June and prior to that was located in the armory. Chief DeMott will share mark with the marine recruiter-. Another change by loca.1 service personnel will include moving of the office of Chet Jackson, local volunteer air reserve liaison of. ficer, from the armory to the Pa cific building, to the office form. eriy occupied Dy the navy re cruiter. Jackson will share offices with Sgt. Ernest J. Grimm, local army recruiter. DRESSMAKING ALTERATIONS ZOI NIWMAN Ml Cobb Sr. DM J-712S firms art 'Al Church' Drwf Star i Mill WkNtteMTMia Meet AiflliMM, Hrtwre Deaf ts Faint aae1 Hardware StMfttv StaitheM r rk 3-ele' We Wve $. t H. Ceea Stents PATRONIZE THESE FIRMS EVERY SUNDAY CONSTRUCTION TODD BUILDING CO. 904 S. Stephen! 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