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SIX MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE Sunday. March 3. 1941 TO DEPART PER TREATY Washington, March 2 U.R Chairman Tom Connally, D. Tex., of the Senate Foreign Re lations committee said today Russia should "get out" of Iran, as she is bound to do by treaty. Connally gave his views at a press conference as the United States headed toward critical tests of its basic postwar foreign policy because of diplomatic dif ficulties Involving Russia. The question facing this coun try was: Can the United States continue to Insist on the prin ciples of the Atlantic Charter and still deal effectively and amicably with its wartime ally? He gave a sharp reminder to the Soviets that they are bound to leave Iran by midnight to night. Tehran, March 2 IU.R) Re ports from Tabriz, capital of Azerbaijan, said Soviet forces be gan evacuating the city at 10 o'clock this morning. A Moscow radio statement last night said that Soviet troops would withdraw only from "re latively quiet" areas in Iran. iTFN ECONOMICAL DEPENDABLE t 1 it WISCONSIN AIR COOLED ENGINES Sales and Service We have' a power unit for every job and every nood We Can Service What We Sell! Eatherton's FARM STORE 808 So. Riverside Phone 3146 Four Lovely Ladies in Craterian Mystery rev i"K-'-; I The lovely ladles in "Having A Wonderful Crime," now play ing at the Craterian through Tuesday, are Chill Williams, leftf Rosemary LaPlantc, top cen ter, Margie Stewart, right, and Elaine Riley, bottom. This quar tctte appears during a lavish wa ter carnival which highlights ad- I V tfj.. -t.i)'V.. IN SOUTH BLACK By United Press Approximately 300.000 west coast ship repair workers were granted an 11.6 per cent differ ential over the nationally-approved 18 cents per hour wage Increase for construction work ers Saturday but hopes for set tlement of the 125-day San Fran cisco machinists strike faded and northern California canneries continued under a teamsters boy cott. Canneries: Federal conciliators said Saturday they were power-f less to intervene in the AFL-CIO jurisdictional dispute which re sulted Friday in a boycott by; the AFL teamsters of 98 north ern California packing plants. The teamsters, demanding that the AFL, be recognized as sole bargaining agent for the cannery workers, blockaded canneries halting the flow of unprocessed foods to some plants and threat-; ening to force a general shut-, down of the industry. j IMPERIALISM CHARGED Albuquerque, N. M., March 2 0J.R) Maj. Gen. Patrick M. Hur-: ley last night charged the U. S. with supporting colonial imperi-1 alLsm and assailed what he termed the "unpardonable differ-1 ence between our promises and our performances." ventures of stars Carole Landis George Murphy and Pat O'Brien in the screen adaptation of the Craig Rice comedy mystery. "Leave Her To Heaven," the technicolor film version of the dramatic Ben Ames Williams best-seller comes to the screen of the Holly theater Thursday with Gene Tierney, Cornel Wilde and Jeanne Crain in starrin roles. . The picture tells a story of a young wife who is obessed with the desire to monopolize her hus band's every attention and affec tion, and who will stop at noth ing, even murder, to be loved as completely as she, herself, loves. COMMUNICATIONS Lttn to iht Kdttur man oeti tfi asm and tddrau ol Urn writer Hhiiuftb tht tut) hi a r"n-nm or inlliaU tor publication It ptrml tilil l'b Mat) rrtbunc rervt tha rifht u Alt an miter with vtaw Ut clarity and anndaniaUon C POISON OAK? Try Bottle of ZEMACOL Ton must b laltitlcil or your monry rhtrfnlly rrfniirtrd. nrt a botU to day at H'KSTKHN TIIHIFT. Pan the Caie BUI. To the editor: In times of fog or storm, a spot of sunshine is en couraging. Such was the effect of the cdltorialsln Friday's pa per. Only a business man knows the courage it takes to face the tide now sweeping our nation, the senate all submerged, and the president half under. The world has never seen selfishness with such organized power, and spirit of dominance, and ability of reprisal. A business man, or especially, an editor, Is brought to account for the slightest re mark. We can be thankful for some statesmen in the legisla ture. I am not sure few words of commendation for the editorial will offset the humiliation the editor must feel on reading the front pngo headlines expressing the sentiments of his pet senator, he helped so vnliantly to elect. There is nothing in the Case bill unfair or unjust, it is simply giving John Q. Public some of the rights taken from him by the new deal. It is high time government used some Injunc tions on special privileges show ing no regard for the rights of others, or even the government. And as Senator Morse says, would fight to tltc bllter end If such legislation should be passed, making us equal before the law. they're, flying in for Peggy Sage's He and they would not stand for any labor control legislation. They want the freedom of a Hit ler or a Tojo. Senator Morse docs not seem to know this little bunch of arrogance only com prises one-tenth of our popula tion and that he was elected by posing as a republican, supposed to represent equal rights and privileges. If we had known him as his home town did he would not have had our votes either, j Ye editor is right about labor, and Russia both," and no doubt ) now suffering remorse over the Morse error. I Now that Wayne has Joined j the teamsters union, like Falla, I all he needs is Harry Bridges as ! a running mate to make a good new deal candidate for President. May the Lord help the senale j to have some sense of Justice, and ' endorse the Case measure before we perish. I. C. JONES. dore H. Crawford, drunk, re leased otl $10 bail each. Clco J. Sims, disorderly con duct, released on $10 bail. Leland M. Mctz, double park ed, $2.50 fine. Francis E. Kimmcy, no license plate, $3 fine. Closing tlma ror Classified Ads B:3i a m Too Lalo to Classify 12:15 p m Court House News B. Divorce Decreet Helen Grant vs. David Grant. Jurcta Olsen vs. Elmer Olsen. Margie A. Way vs. Howard E. Way. 9 fife' A v !lf HI Justice Court Frank W. Hardin, no tail light, cited. John W. Graham, no oper ator's license; failure to stop, cited. Carey E. Gozart, violation of basic rule, cited. Henry Hucnergait. sifting or leaking load, two days jail sus pended. Samuel W. Merrill, improper lights, $1 and costs. 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