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Newspaper Page Textfin IA JV 5) JV it .Tim . i lav's Jews By FRANK JKNUiXS VOU'Vft been reading, ot course, the published detail ol th fuss between the arm end the navy. In which the navy 1 obviously on tl defensive. You mint have won dered whet It it realty eli about. I don't know, but here It ar gueee: The flgHt the navy h been put tll) up la compounded partly of pride In the naval service, partly of fear that navy careers (In prece lime at well at In war-tlme( are In danger and partly of GENUINE HEUM THAT JT 1H DANOEH OUS TO BNTKOST OUR FUTUR1C TO BIO UOMBfCRS THAT WILL ATTACK ACUOrlf THK WORLD WITHOUT PROTECTION Of riailTEH AlRCRAn'. Alt thta Utter point, I feet aura, the navy people era sincere. Alo they are advanclitf anroa pretty good ariumentt. e e FOR example: A Captain 1. H. Side one of the navy't top weapons espertai telle the houne armed aervtcea com mittee In Washington this morn' lm that when the war ended the Oermans were worltmt on tutded miutlee designated to "search out and dntroy bomhera traveling ir.llee an houra S.000 feet "more than ten mtlest up In the air." He added: rven before tome of the bit bombers we now have on orlcr can be delivered, our own country wilt hve guided missile ABLE TO FIND AND KNOCK DOWN bomb era flying above 40.000 feet." WHAT It ha talking about? It's all lop-drawer secret, of course, but you will remember that during the war we Invented a little )isger that when placed in the fue of a shell would VXWXiVZ THK HHKI.L WHEN IT PASSED THK TARGET, tftuppox when you cut loos at a due and missed by a foot or so your charge of shot was equipped with one of these dinguses. As the load from your acattergun passed It would explode and pop him any way. Equipped like that, you could do a lot of execution out on the swamp, couldn't you'i Government Tackles Big Strike a i0 dvB"1 . t,,NT WIATHiX (inMt vss rsixttrt tt tr . er ir tfcr 9 1 Kt at, Seat M Bit 9fr -. . JH . aitt isst 3 . U ftl-AMATH FALL, GfttGOX, Ttf0r OtTOItr 11, PITTSBUROH, Oct, I J (,-The lovernment'a conclliatmn service has taken on the biggest job In its history trying to settle the twin tleel and coat strikes. Before the week la out. U. 8. Conciliation Director Cyrus Ctiing will meet separately with leaders of the striking CIO United Steel workers and Industry traders. At the same time, the conciliation dliector will watch developments In the coat strike. It was Chtng who got John L. Lewis, United Mine worker president, and coal Indus try operators to agree to go back tj the bargaining table tomorrow. Ha Comment Neither the steel Industry nor Philip Murray, president of the steel workers, had any comment after Chlng announced yesteeday the government was stepping Into the steel walkout for the fourth HST Urges Farm Bill's Quick OK WASHINGTON. Oct. If UPs President Truman called democrat- I tc congressional leaders to the wrme Mouse wwey eno urgea jnem WASHINGTON, Oct. II -h navy weapons eapert told centres , agreement on the M utat Russia, likely ha guided missile able to find and knock farm hill. . jowr! bomi,, above 00t feet. The cent rsionI delegation cpU . H Sides said German rocket secret fell Into Russian hand members were tilent as they strode i , ,h. -d th-, would now be "folly" to zamsle . s. securit on the atom bomb and big bomber Russ Likely Have . Top Air Defense, Says Navy Of ficer out of the White Houn after ant hour-long conference In Truman's' office. Differences among T r u m a n's ' leadership In the senate on farm Red Troops Near Canton; Battle Shapes 1 alone. Had the war lasted year footer. Side said V. h. bombers would so longer hav been able to fly over Germany without prohibitive losses from German an ti -aircraft rocket. These nest anti-aircraft develop ment designed to search out and was reached at the Destroy rmtarr traveling s mix White House Darlev , I m m f an hour at s.oaa feet, leii into "The president asked them to get t 1 n It Tlg4?f Russian hand "lock, stock and bar- i together on bill he cn sign." 4111 Csj3 S re!,-Side Sd. Ross said. -He asked them to adjust m m-mmm www 5 Foefijsrdv their difference." i LOS ANGELES. Oct if !Vi Th Ruuiarw have had plratt of Ross would not say what sort of Police ran down such lead a "a time to get them into production, bill Truman would sign, however,! clean cut young man." someone he said, adding: When asked if the president would ; name Kirk, and an enigmatic note i -over four years have elapsed ' veto an unsatisfactory bill. Rosa ra- ( today, a they searched lor Jean sine then. It 1 foolhardy for us oiled "vou may make what imoii- EiUcabeth SDangler. movie and teie- ,hmir r,t ucnvir i snti. i cationa you please - ! vision pit player and former Earl ; 4ircrlt deferue now fa term of Rep. Cecil P. White (D-Cattf said CarroU dancer. ms equipment." yesterday, after a talk at th Whits But not a alngl clue paid oft. Siift j, $tfatJ aaijtant chief of House, that Truman strongly sup- i The only really tangible lead. In-; opt.rEt!oBJ jje testified be- ported legislation providing price; vesUgator aaid, wa her PP i tM th. armed aerviee corn- support oj per ceni or parity on purse, iuik i uiuium time. Bef or th strlks atartra 1 1 i price supporta nave imperiled pas-' daya ago th government mad sag of a new farm measure. thre full! peace effort. ! Agreement j Murray went ahead with plans! Presidential Secretary Charles O. to deliver pep talks to his &O.OU0 J Ro" td reporters afterwards that .trtk.r. The first talk la scheduled i agreement wa reached at the today at Youngatown, O. That mighty industrial town has been hit hard by lit teelworkers' walk out to support demand for free pensions and Insurance. Police Seek Missing LA Actress I I it, A i I vgAv tit I Hargrove Found Hear Squaw Point Hasgry sd iiretl from 45 hour si -wtndtiing la the woods, 28-year-oM JscSt Hargrove m ioct4 rl.y this isseniiHff jast ssttth at Sguaw paint md three miles from where he h&A last bea es Sunday, lit wss HRharsaed, Yoasg- Harjrrsve hd btf-n missing tise ixboat 19 o'clock Saiid y morning whes he was iast aee by drej- him; &C eompsnios sis raise Sr. Drnny trr-s and jiat aoath st th Back Creek rattcil if miiea jtextii of KisBssth rtiS tioat th Lak a th Wood rossl Xiiitt Vit8 A vxitt iar feius wts bettta at dark Bosdxjr contained ail day yeateri. Lt aUtht several searchera turrrf t the Denny creek cssis. teesi a fir bonsisc l dwiBdiSEj hop !jt th josait sd hi v a st t& -.3S this jaersus; Harsrow hailed lots tsea pxxs fey Squsw point on a iana road. They brsaght hits dews to She Denny creek cams er Joed aa4 beto Js w brousht in tc Kiaasasjt J"sSs and The Soar -who JKated Hargrove were Pred Church, OTI sradest; ttessxri iia, ii3 High; Tsstmf &lish. rs?fn. r. I rav'a brojhr, Masses. ft'aKdenai At the camji yoj33t Hirsxova aaid be hsd iaerei? beea iosi. liia day he vasdersi CANTO r. Oct. It iP' Communist troops today drove to within 40 miles ot Canton, which already Is purse, . ra.o.. ,h. that! . , . ,. - i ti ' hssic n , nark. The 37-year-old brunette has T" . 77" . ACLt ! tKtrt JOCK norQTOve noa o grin i afusmu jsossz; rar sae easts ana ' ' ' . .J rni-n r mwN-u-nini- . . . , , . , . . loeen missing since Friday nisnt-' ' ."":.,". - - , , , rhii momtrta otter he was erotism out Ot til WOOOS into, o ; jKHBsay nigui c utsus ' " , - - -! ia ss nsed. saest tas iw.ii:.. t ...I. ) wen missing , , . , Th purse waa found Sunday, Senate Democratic leader Lucas ... . ... ... , 'till and Senator Anderson tD-KMt.i , ,, . . i hav then guided missiles Sa pro- wandettna. i . . , , udcsut. uirrc uuwuiieu re' . . J?TLTJZtZ!! - wTK:i capiUlU. b. set up at Chunakm, aea murder, whh began in Jan- f ---- wnetrteroe riot trtt ittisatari Bowjtjenrsy tjra. v.u v ,. 1 Blt Sa a 3d; bans i what a4 TO wos urmarmea out nunry ana isieu. v-awwrcv so oe tr Esic Ssdje tssss. it had seihiis: ia eai durisc hi stepped up as the Reds drove swiftly southward. latest city to fall wa Tslngyun. uiiiwt h sells in reUtion to the 40 mile to th north, reports reach- nricee he nave for aooda that h . i lug her aald. Tliere was no report) tsrr i. " of Nationalist opposition, earlier! Suppose th duck you shot at was 1 tn Kn, wtr M!(f to occu. j a teal, ana 11 was ooogiiw sua 1 01.a viMUk without oooastuon. ! That town la 7ft mites north of Canton, Air night Plana after plana took off from White Cloud airdrome for bung king. China aartim capital near ly 800 miles northwest. Acting Pres ident U Tsung-Jen and Premier Yen Ksl-shan probably will leav tomor row. It wa understood the new com munist advance resulted in a cabi net order for emergency evacuation of the government to Chungking by .tvUer .SET tw FSbF twisting and looping In tit manner of teal when In a hurry. It your lsd of shot wa equipped with a ihtng--ma-J!g that would caus I' to POLlyOW th tnal and explode wnrn n a" vivrm ,,.,,,,, im, wouldn't let many teal get away, would you Chairman Eimer Thomas D-Ok-Jat of the senate agriculture com mittee a lo has been talking about tossing the Brsnnsn subsidy plan in to th senate acrap on farm legis lation, Srannan'a Ides.. Th Brannan plan named for such ss Jeanne French, fivelvn Secretary of Agriculture Brannan 1 Winter and Louise Springer eaid Even before tome bis bomber 34 "The Black Dahlia." ; riw on order can oe oeuvereo, stae ; Other report linked her to the j declared, this country wiU haves imi Boomhower case. Ttsaj guided missiiea able to find and; wealthy Mr. Boomhoaer d-j knock down bomber above .rx i appeared in August, but the on!y fret. almliartty between the two cases Sides concluded: seemed only to be that the purse oi ! -With AA tanti-aircraftt guided each wja found. misstW approaching operational ) Homicide detectives, who have ) use. It Is Joiiy for ny country to been working steadily on the Black Utae It future to any great ex-! oahiia case and It surxeMonr homier and atom bomb. Havy Clears Forresters Death Cause, star la the wood and. incidentally, did list set a deer. He said fee kaew be ass bftsc soiight. Dencc the dF vesterisr be waved 4 sJiauted at ft bars aa the axe, bat attrscled se attea tioc and later la the evesisc he shouted sd m-sved hi shirt at a plane. Searcaecf sot i Harsrcvr's irsU TULBLAKK The womaa iwTiSi Jtsjerday aJaeroooa, iaaiirj ; wins!- tresa loosnnnts leuSzig dews ta 1 -.i- . .i . : Ssaa. wsint aritich mm isitrA t . have bees sat&e hv- ise iaa bay-, Sea Seercfc Misty-Eyed Mams Saves iiiick'sLIfe WASHlSQTOS.Ott. II iiPji This htastinj; story, i l. ot k feaawrf rf hssweek by Dos rs!jel v ! 'Urahae. 4v.a, V a.-a. BC- -h i uns or wrsuis in she ssnl ser-i !""" Prolesslonal gamblers hav al- S of Jt negligence la the: same were mestiasesf. monument. Far mamma aafce ,..Ali?..S& eres as the tidge ?sterday arid after th Uf ELL, all that ta Inherent In th term "guided rnissil. Jt Im plies a shell, fired maybe from a gun, or a rocket launched from a rocket Installation, that will POL LOW a bomber till It get close enough and then go off. If wa can make a shell that will evplnde when It PASSES the tar get, tt seems possible that w might msk one thst will FOLLOW the traet. That what th navy la driving at. ("APTAIN Side told congress this morning that th German who were working on these guided missies FELL INTO THE HANDS OP THE RUSSIANS when th war ended. It la probable, he added, that th Russians now know all about such things and have them ready to use on us. ' CUPPOSK we gamble our roll on the world-ranging bomber AND I.OBE! In that event, the Russians would win the war and those of us who stayed alive would lose our liberty. The navy may be wrong, but at leaat what It ha to say ta Interesting. rpWtieretir and T.vf 10; 'Ti " f " S. bring. If price, fell below , -fsir". thst Ml Sngler'spSj 'J3' -? ed here ffr thedeer hunt- cW sh! menu to larmera. Yaw Maa Saaght - - lUZlZZJZ . "T1 i nrJ"1 T a.- fe, a r. t utwmw.uwu mim, ku-w www Hi,u vwhi wisu ;U ; , - - - - , . . . sxstxt &aaL Crees rasch. soss to i vtt imtw fniiusuuii tvtuu imt up : i,m , ui - cieart cut young ; - w uw,,m, j , ikj hum vugcusKr ana sfgasect f$e woods. rorresiai. vso mimi irooi ouicei- wawww nt ua w . . . the light of development in March, leaoed ta his death Ifsv sew Jangled regalia, that Lo An- . -TZ TT,".r' Afrtkin- it ! -y - . ,s. , i i f t lonnmus snw tomorrow. The reds forced the gov- j quite a ruckus Just when the duot man" reported seen with the Tt- i Pt of war it is the life of our ferine from what naval medical sa- ( a tmt hock, sritn a serlect head ernment to flee Nanking last May. was settling on th fight over how year-old actress after her disap- j nation which may be at stake." thonue described ss "operaiiesaS ef Jjoro la pertsei mtt, Psps ( sr, up st Zvnis crr iv Har All transport from Canton was hsh government price supports tor pearanc. ruys Dears A-Beanb j fatigue.' j drew a bead with Mamma hovering grove' atstera, Mrs. Wgaaat Cham booked an! id. Planes, ships and ma. tor crop should be. j Two witnesses identified photo- Before hearing Sides, the eons- MadePaaBe 'close or. He sraa rcaSy for the i ben and Mr. Ciar nlish and trains to Hong Kong. British crown' After a zig-aa course, the senate graphs of Mis Spangler a a girl) mil tee had brief new discussion jj. secretary Matthews, made' Siammai, eye misted ' sisters-in-isir Mn Mai. av ajf colony, were crowded. , finally rejected last wek. S to 2, ' they had seen ta a Hollywood caf with Cmdr. Eugene Tatom atut pubiic the boards findinrs today ts ovr- trabbed the gini barret, and j Robert Hargrove, where fixxt and 1 iij sense . n kuicikiikcih w onKn nuaaru i ""' ... - kjhii it.s ami dg-;os Qeaoi; za wir n-sotua. iiwot An almost palpable air ef tension tO-Osi and Young R-KDl to put; tween 39 and 3S year of age'' eariy j cited medical report on the Kiro- hung over the city. price props under wheat, corn, cot- i r. 5 ahima blast to back up ha eoatea- investigatora were mystified over i tion that it i sot a deadly a the public think. But under euestioning, Taiom Oeneraliasimo Chiang Kai-shek. j ton, tobacco, rice and peanut at! who a few week ago declared his readiness to die in defense of Can ton If necessary, was reported to hav arrived by plane from For mosa Nationalist military leader avowed determination to hold Can ton. They said they could do it. 8PRV AND HEART!" ST. LEON ARD8-ON -8EA. Eiig Icnd, Oct. 11 VP) Spry and hearty. Mrs. Matilda Coppln celebrated her 107th birthday today. In Stroud. Kent, her brother, Charles Evans. 94. said ha would drop around to hi local saloon tonight to drink a toast to her health. Meef ihe People 1 5.1 ' s , , 90 per cent of parity. Luraa ftnapa Lucas, Anderson and Thorns note in the purse reading: Kirk Can't wait any longer. vnung in see ur, - - -, will work : made so mention ot lis !!- o ; pashed It toward the (round. more than four tnonthj in doina: 50. 5 The eiplosioa trhtened the' Rear Adas. Morton X. waicatt.! &ac. be ran off in the brush aadi then bead of the nationsti naval ftsmters went medicai center at Bethesda, eoa- So looiin. A caffip aad aeards headquarter tCoatiaaed ea Page 3; HIGH INTIRIST IS vidcnced In th goings on oiong Moin street by these two youngsters. Bruck Brock is peeking over the shoulder of David Anderson os they wait in 8 cor on Moin between 7th ond 8th streets, end caught the appreciative eye of The Herald and News comeromon. were among those at today' meet- j lle lnt 1 Th BMther, Mrs. Eilrabeth Span- As he walked briskly out of th frJ S- ut. White House. Luc snspped W - ta reitiv" ia Lf"i""- T. porter: "No comment. Let the president! of the United Bute Ulk If he want to Anderson and Thomas likewise re fused comment, The first to leave waa Vice Presi dent Berkley who recently cast a vote In favor of a SO per cent pari ty support to break a tt and thus roused Lucas' Ire. 'People Winning I cant tell you anything." Berk ley told reporters. "The conference is still going on. "Who's winning?" he waa asked. The people are winning, commented tersely. Nagel Loses Appeal Try Nehru Flies To Yashington WASHINGTON, Oct. !1 yf In dia' Prime Minister Nehru flew to Washington today for a goodwill visit President Truman, who sent his plane "The Independence" to Lon don to brlnit Nehru here, prepared a short formal welcome for hia ar arrlval. Secretary of Defense Johnson waa another dignitary on the welcoming list. He got to know Nehru while serving a a personal observer for President Roosevelt in India in S94J. Nehru 'i be a guest at Blair House with Mr. and Mr. Truman during hi stay in Washington. Sports j BULLETIN I PATAL FIGHT IHSTROIT, tlct. II ( Tsio adg Bussey, xS-year-old Detroit lightweight, died today of inhtrie received In a vicious ntne-reund ting battle last night. An operation had been per formed tar removal ef a blood tint from hi brain. Early story ia sport section.) William Henry Nagel, Portland minister who hs spent two year attempting to avoid a two-year pris on sentence on a moral charge, ap parently has lost the last round of the fight. The V. S. supreme court tnf,,. nt t dy "fifed to hear art appeal o t vijin county conviction, and the Porttatider probably will en ter the Oregon stste prison this week. Nagel wa arrested here May 11, 197, on the complaint of a 18-yeer-oid (iri who aald he made an Im proper advance toward her on a Klamath Falls residential street. He a convicted of contributing to the delinquency of a minor in Septem ber of that year. At the time of the asserted crime, Nage! wa la Klam ath rails for an appearance at a local church. He w a regional di rector ot the National Association of Evangelicals. Sagel fought against having his trial in Klamath county but Cir cuit Judge Orvai Millard of Grants Pass, appointed to preside over the trial, denied s change of venue. After the conviction he appealed to the state supreme court and, los ing hi appeal there, sought to have the conviction reviewed by the V. S. supreme court on c writ ot certi orari. He ha been tree on bail since a few day after hi arrest la May, 197. veiled the five maa board at tnouini agreed that all available statistic sa May 23. It finished it hearing! stay it! ana sii omitted it resort to; WlliCBttS. Three day later WiScuits seat the report to Rear Adm. Ciena Da-1 vis. head Qt the Potomac riser a-j vat command. Davis reviewed 51? and sent it os ta Rear Adm. Qeorgel 4 nusseu, jusge aavocate general. Shortly f tercard tt west to Mai-thews, do not jibe. And he said that any way he isn't an atomic expert. Tatom tt the navy man who sur prised ihe committee yesterday by saying a matt could stand at one end of the Washington National j airport and come unscathed through an atomic 01st t tnr otner eo 01 its SSOO-foot (about one mile and a third runway. His testimony waa part of the navy general attsck on the mili tary policy of putting as large aa investment into the air force B-3S bomber plane designed ia fly: from on continent to another and carry an A-bomb. In brief, the navy argument fj ihet Russian defense could top; most B-36 effort and that planes which did get through likely veuid not accomplish anything decisive by ; dropping A-bomb from , feet, j Indian Gets 1-Year Parole Ronald (Ronnie Wilson. Jl-year-old Sprague River Indian, waa giv en a one-year circuit court parole yesterday afternoon on a charge ol threatening the commission of a felony. wtlson pleaded guilty to informa tion that he threatened to shoot ; California Indian at Sprague River several day ago. The youth cur rently Is serving a 38-day jail sen tence for carrying concealed weapon. More Potato Harvest Help Needed A alight shortage of potato picker wa reported this morning fcy Hat Oregon state employment office. Officials aald the supply waa be tween 20 and 50 pickers short of the demand Monday and between SS and 78 abort today. While it Is not an unusual situation, the ctttee - ttuests that any pickers ta the area who are not working contact the employment service at once. Introduced His Wives. Killed Self ?OST WORTH, Texas, Oei. ti m Poilee tali today a mas with l wives introduced the atiractts women iest sight and then killed aimseli wita poison. He vtaa Norman S. Levteiitn. a Plunge Kills UP Engineer PORTLAND, Oct if fceV-The ea gineer of the west-bound Portland Sav rll tmm V--. i ue J; train wax sa a aiding west of Pen-1 clf, uob eariy away ana was killed. The last vfiJe, whom he married CoJaa Pacific railroad eff iciai eight ssasths a, is sn especSast here said tee engineer -wa Ottei mother. Tae secood, Mrs. Beatrice Hinkle, 53. The Baiies. They said Thansan. jsradaced a Bsarriate 2 the accident, as reported to them S cense ssykg sfee and ieweilen were by telephone, cccaned after the! married last week; la Terr Haate, train had stopped to go on a riding Isd. Both are 2?. to let the east-bound Portland Rose Chain OJ Est pass eet the stain Hue. j Jd& y tn nappened; Klnii citeaecl dowa ta thre li i ia Port -Worth with the switch and appareutiy lost hi grip tf 00 the hand rail either in going dears or chssbssg; back; up. ; took her ts ihe home of tee first I Mr. lesreSea, vita live arith her mouse?, srs, i. 2. srotocTS, se 12- i sroda 4 the s-jvet. GOODWILL CSCISE S While wards Be between them, MANILA, Oct. II UPl Five 1 tevelies akt4 i&r gisse of s V S. destroyers VOi ssake tee first ter. Se asralloved tsra pill z& postarar goodvriH cruise titrouga,ald: centra! and southern Philippine "It iii &k sb'st five sninale T . . . . , i vasers, navy neactoianera aa-iaov. ln ,. tnced today. Tney iciii leave He deed a arrfre t fee. Thursdsy. plui. ordinary since there is almost ai y a peas period of di-msnd for pickers as the harvest get un derway which taper off, af t veeit or two. S1X6E8S FATHER HIES HOLLYWOOD, Oct. U m Peter Andrews, 5, lather ef fee singing Andrews sisters, died Ust nijjht fol lowing a heart attack suffered earlier fa the day. "1GOP Refutes White House 'Remarkable Congress Hid Beef Touches New High CHICAGO, Oct. II ( Beef steer smashed through to a near 184 price high ol 3.7 a hundred pound today. Th new high for toe year to date compared with peak levels below (37.09 for beef steers ia the spring months, A year ago now, however, daily pk itvei were above MO OD, Murder Suicide Ruled Is Deaths ; FOitT WORTH. Tex, Oct. 11 m The gunshot deaths of tee entire ! family of a much decorated ir- lines pilot today were ruled "mtir-; der and aulclde." Justice of the Peace Whit Boyd issued the Inquest verdict pinning, the four fats! shooting en Mr, j Sdith S. Walker, a grandmother! about 80. i Bodies of Mr. Walker, iter dauglt-1 ter. Mrs. Eiaaoeth Ann Pinch, 3S, Penelope t Penny! Pinch, t, and; Richard Allan Finch, 7, were found la their bed la tee Placla tuodest; suburban home yesterday, - i Grid Tickets Going Fast Reaervei tickets ia the tradf tionai Kttss-Stedfsed football gaaw Friday nirht were gefsg fast today at the chamber af eomateree. with half ef the y aeextaaately 73 Ueketa already sold. The ticket are $1.5 per ropy. Joe Peak, high scheet athietle director, aald today there wesi be between two attd thre thoa aand general admiasieB dueat es safe bet or game-time. Xtriteff time a Medea ifeld it ( 'clock Friday sight. WASHTNOTOS, Oct. 11 jpi White i Sous claims teat tee democratic gist congress has set a "rather re-j markabie record" drew prompt re-i ptibiicaa dieareement today. Senator Brewster ef lisiae. en lr rosn of the. republican eeneteriei I campaign committee, expressed hi : party' line. He toid reports about i ihe only thing the democrat nave i ta brag about la the current aessles i ia the passage ef f ereign policy Saws ' that the "rssioltcam helped pat iByer. Btewatee .Reptle Brewstert blast 033 ia pSy So I th White Bsusg'e issuance yeater I day of a summary ol what had beets done by cersgres in psssiBg bill I President Truman favors, j Charles Soo, a presidential see 1 retary, said it shewed "a rather re j markabie record ot achievement. I Brraster disagreed. i ?wtt eelicy matter about tfte etiiy mser sues t h y have put taroasli and the repubii caii helped put them over" a aald. "The only foreign policy pro posal eaacted without repubiicaa suppcrt was fee eiiensScii sf th fedprocal trade agteementa p ? o graiE without fee perii point amend ment. The democrats are welcome to all ef the credit feey can get out ef teat." Major CSafess The While Rouse summary a 13 page document, listed major ree emmendstl!i ef fee presides $ eongres and sated what had bees dene about these. Listed ss accomplishment were such trttsltitiaa si tee ttrenatheit Ing military tmificaaoa, ccsiiujuing the Xuropeatt tecavery jtregvaa and efeer fsreign aid measures, ! tending east contra! end ether ering doosestlc tKtlors.