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Trlncc
rtupcrt
Daily
Ncwj
Wediit'sday,
April
8,
1U53
I!
S'l
Russia's
Turn'
in
Case
of
Doctors
JSCRfcfcN
In,.;
,
V
frf-
Raises
Suspicion
in
Stalin's
Death
FLASHES
v.,
lite
C7.ar
Lavrrnty
P.
Berla.
burst
into
The
'
doctors'
plot"
fcM.S
TODAY
"KOCU'lrs
Mtlttlr
7:
-
B
p
m
I'F.TLR
LAWFOIM)
-
RiniA1b
,
,,(
ftOlgPASSIONS!
RoUTruRYi
A
Th
only
alrl
in
that
lawless,
v
love
stjiweo
ildeinesi...ind
.'
V
-.
r
...THE
LAST
MAN
.
'
VJ
r'
I
AllVI
GETS
HERI
'
james
jTijiX
wmi
A
mi
Not
in
some
time
lias
Hollywood
re.
eased
a
motion
picture
V"'
,
J
'
-
f
v
'
Ml:.
J
violent
pi
ess
denunciation
of
the
arrested
doctors,
they
disappeared
from
the
press
at
the
time
of
Stalin's
death.
Now
they
are
proclaimed
innocent.
In
attempting
to
find
explanations
for
such
a
giddy
zigzag
which,
incidentally,
must
leave
the
Russian
public
sorely
puiiled
it
is
necessary
to
po
back
over
old
ground.
Having
done
this,
one
comes
up
with
the
startling
suspicion
of
intrigue
in
the
Kremlin
involving
the
cold,
calculating
Malenkov.
Stalin's
successor,
and
his
ruthless,
cold-blooded
sidekick,
po
IU
WILLIAM
1..
It
VAN
As.soci;Ut'c!
Fr
s.s
Ni
us
An.tlysl
Tl-.f
f.nitasiir
Soviet
gtxuU-lace
in
the
case
of
the
tkH-tors'
plot
luisrs
a
soriovis
question
whether
Stulm
died
a
natural
death.
By
fitting
pieces
of
the
Kremlin
jigsaw
pu.zle
together,
it
is
possible
to
discern
what
appears
10
h.ive
been
a
rrefu!
iayins
of
thp
groundwork
for
announcing
the
death
of
Stalin.
j
hero
is
a
madness
in
this
new
development
that
defies
all
loKic.
After
six
weeks
of
the
most
so
crammed
with
suspense,
action
j
unci
gripouu
chat
aeu'iTat
1011.1
I
as
that
offered
In
MUM's
unusual
drama,
"Thc
Naked
Spur,"
open-1
ng
tomorrow
ut
the
Capitol
Tiie-!
atre
Aside
liom
a
group
of
Indians
who
appear
In
a
U-n.e
sequence
in
which
the
enraged
Uluckkel
attack
the
story's
chief
protag
print
with
great
fury
in
mid-
Januarv.
LOST
CONTROL
Clearly
detectable
at
this
time
was
a
hint
that
Stalin
already
had
lost
his
control
of
the
Rov-ernment
and
had
become
nothing
more
than
a
symbol
and
figurehead.
The
spy
plot,
with
its
overtones
of
violent
anti-Zionism
and
anti-Semitism,
was
strong
and
dangerous
medicine
for
the
Kremlin
to
play
with,
and
must
have
been
dictated
by
the
most
urgent
of
onists,
"The
Naed
Spur"
has
only
five
characters,
enacted
by
1
James
Stewart,
Janet
Leigh,
'Hubert
Rvan.
Kaiph
Meeker
and
a
.
.
-s
,J,
-.4'..
J)r
.
A
'
I
Millard
Mitchell.
'
Stewart
Is
seen
as
Howard
limits
Kemp,
a
man
who
trails
a
kllier,
Ben
Vandergroat
iKouerl
RyatH,
CCF
Delegates
Express
Fear
Of
SqcivcIs
in
Federal
Vote
Then,
curiously,
the
Soviet
press
departed
from
custom
Februarv
14.
with
the
death
of
lev
7.
MekhUs.
a
Jew
and
an'
old
Bolshevik
who
once
had
,
headed
the
ministry
of
state
I
control
where
he
answered
to
ROilKRT
RYAN,
playing
a
man
vu-.ted
for
murder
and
hiding
011!
in
the
mountainous
country
of
thc
West,
prevents
Janet
'
across
the
cuuuuj,
Iiun.
Kui'.-wi
to
a
mountainous
region
In
the
West
in
the
hope
of
collecting
national
Beria.
i
TOHONTO
CF
Some
dele-
p-rt
from
the
party's
1
uw-v
r.-a
:?,vji
1:3
thtr
$15,000
reward
for
thc
fu.
pates
and
.M
aw'rs
to
the
On-
executive
outlining
the
10
major
In
reportinn
on
his
death,
the
j
tive
dead
or
alive.
Janet
Leigh
1
Una
I'alcn.
the
homeless
laiio
CCF
convention
expressed
campaign
planks
which
the
CCF
published
a
long
ana
oe-
1
fear
that
the
Social
Credit
party
will
empliaize
in
the
next
iea-
fll
l
I
V.
r
-
'
'
ill
j
ill
voini't
girl
who
has
taken
up
will
become
a
notent
political
era!
election.
The
program
un
derscored
provincial
leader
E.
B.
force
in
the
rext
federal
tailed
communique
on
now
me
:
death
occurred,
what
doctors!
were
in
attendance,
and
the
.
stcp-by-step
treatment.
This
was
something
new.
But
,it
was
nuieated.
in
much
more
detail,
Leigh
from
crying
out
in
a
tense
scene
from
"The
Naked
Spur,"
M-O-M's
excitement-packed
Technicolor
adventure
drama
starting
Thursday
at
the
Totem
Theatre.
Also
starred
are
James
Stewart
and
Ralph
Meeker,
as
two
men
who
Join
up
in
an
attempt
tc
capture
the
killer.
',
AFL
CIO
Union
Chiefs
Open
Merger
Talks
in
Washington
WASHINGTON
AP
The
AFL
union"
structure
of
the
CIO,
rs-and
CIO
are
Retting
ready
for
tablishing
"rational
machinery"
'1.2
!r
u,
-
1
..'
m
-
1
1
t
;
'
t
V
r
-t
-
-'
-..
.
,
.
-
,
.la".'
Jollilfe's
contention
that
the
time
has
come
for
the
CCF
to
shift
its
main
empha.sU
away
on.
l
e
with
Ben
Ralph
Meeker
is
Roy
"Anderson,
di.'.lionorably
.dls-.H,,r,il
ir.iai
the
US
Cavjliv
ami
ready
fur
any
adventure
that
will
bring
him
gain.
And
Millard
Mitchell
Is
the
old
prospector.
Jee
Tale,
wlio.-e
share
of
the
id
here
dur-reived
a
re-
The
co-iv
in
a
V,i?
Stalin
s
illness
ana
acam
announced
three
weeks
from
purely
welfare
legislation
when
to
"a
mastery
of
the
whole
econ-
were
IBS9!39tBISSIIIII
Coats
Sp
reward
money
looked
big
until
he
learned
too
late
what
It
cost
him.
omy"
and
international
problems.
Of
the
10
major
campaign
planks
only
one
concerned
new
welfare
legislation
a
demand
later.
It
was
as
if
tne
MCKnus
case
was
a
trial
run
for
what
j
was
to
come
later.
FLOTTKO
PL'ATII
If
Malenkov.
with
the
aid
of,
For
Girls
Evening
S'nor,
STARTS
TOMORROW
TOTEM
.
I
tMIH
S
I'l
AH(S
HIKAIKfc
for
tor
national
national
health
heaun
insurance
m.ura.ue.
llt.;llany
plotted
the
death
One
other
asked
extension
of
the
1a'1,n'or
leasti
U
they
7:
9:
-
p
m,
.
Mofinec
2:
Sar
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
A
backstage
drama
with
mu-lc
about
the
show
people
who
help
make
Hollywood
and
Broadway
the
crossroads
of
the
world's
cli-tertainment
business,
Warner
Bros.-
"Slie's
Back
on
Broadway"
and
liisher
rates
for
old-ac
4
plotted
to
hasten
the
bovie.
:
dictator's
death
the
arrested
doctors
would
have
constituted
o
innriv
snfemiard
for
them.
If
pensions
and
family
allowance:
for
resolving
Jurisdictional
disputes
or
squabbles
between
unions
over
work
rihUs,
eliminating
racial
and
religious
oiseiimlna-tion
wherever
it
exists
In
unions,
and
expelling
union
racketeers
as
well
as
union
Communists.
Thc
CIO's
"conditions"
irked
thc
AFL.
With
mote
than
B.WM).-000
members
compared
with
about
4.0O0.000
in
the
CIO.
the
AFL
feels
In
a
superior
position
and
doesn't
welcome
having
the
CIO
call
the
tune
another
try
at
negotiating
a
merger,
but
leaders
of
both
groups
feel
the
odds
are
against
success.
Several
prior
efforts
to
combine
the
two
big
labor
federations
have
collapsed
in
the
face
of
bitter
rivalries
and
conflicting
views,
and
most
of
these
differences
remain
unresolved.
But
a
team
ot
top
American
Federation
of
Labor
officials,
headed
by
president
George
Meany,
got
together
here
Tuesday
The
program
also
included
a
ROHALl
RK.UlAN
-
tiltUMM
m
in
"TROPIC
ZONE"co!oi
TOIV
7
9:05
demand
for
an
end
to
discrim-
M)mPlhinR
werc
to
eo
wrong,
if
inatiun
in
freight
rates;
100.000
n,thin
accidentally
were
if
the
plans
went
new
homes
a
year
ana
iow-reiiuu
duKrovcmrl
V
1..
't.
i
m
i
begins
Its
local
engagement
at
tne
Totem
Theatre
tomorrow.;
The
111
w
.screenplay
presents
a
,
big
cast
including
Virginia
Mayo.
Gene
Nelson,
Frank
Love)oy.
Sttve
Coemini
and
Patrice
Wy-rnore
in
the
important
roles
in
the
Mm.
Virginia,
whose
;
;
i
n
ni.ivie
curi
er
keep
fckyroc-
.
k
t".
",
with
perhaps
the
greatest
variety
of
part
a-
iord'
cl
a
Holly-
.
wood
star,
plays
a
film
celebrity
seeking
a
renewed
career
011
Broadway
One
of
the
production
lil:;h-'ii;hts
ol
the
picture
is
"Voodoo
housing;
uanaaian
leauersmp
for
peace
to
eliminate
hunger,
and
poverty
on
which
communism
thrives;
support
of
collect-.
ie
security
and
the
United
Nations;
parity
prices
for
primary
producers:
marketing
agencies
ft
r
(arm
and
fish
products;
expansion
of
overseas
markets
and
reduced
taxes
for
low
incomes;
higher
taxes
on
corporations
and
awry
in
any
way,
the
aociors
would
hae
been
ready
as
the
scapegoats.
The
doctors
already
had
been
given
a
tremendous
build-up
as
the
foulest
criminals
of
all
time.
They
hid.
according
to
the
flat
assertions
of
the
entire
party
press,
caused
the
death
of
Andrei
Zhdanov,
Malenkov's
onetime
rival
for
Dower.
In
194H.
Van
Fieet
Offered
New
Post
1
M
1
JFVJ
V
U.-
"
"?.
-
,
;
.
'
.
-
V
t
with
top
officials
of
thc
Congress
of
Industrial
Organizations,
led
by
president
Walter
Reuther.
It
Js
the
first
time
the
unity
talks
have
beqn
steered
by
the
new
labor
chiefs.
Meuny
and
:
Reuther
have
held
their
top
Jobs
in
the
taoor
groups
only
a
lew
,
months.
They
weif
elected
presidents
last
fall
on
the
deaths
of
AFL
president
William
Green
and
CIO
chief
Philip
Murray.
New
unity
talks
were
the
first
1
excels
profits.
I
and
the
deaths
of
others.
II
The
fear
of
Social
Credit
in
somPthing
had
gone
wrong
wita
he
next
federal
election
was
thc
way
Stalin
died,
it
would
voiced
in
a
resolution
sayin?
have
been
a
simole
matter
to
Cmt
Social
Credit
"will
seek
to
blame
them
for
that,
too.
capitalize
on
a
false
religious
ap-'
Maienkov.
according
to
th-;
;ieal
and
...
a
ureai,
many
voters
,,,os.
rc-l'
able
reports
from
in-
(
C.
i:p-o."
a
lavish
production
number
Mr.
In
the
New
Oilcans
French
Quarter
at
Mardl
Gnu
t.me
and
featuring
twenty
boy
and
girl
teams
dancing
to
tl'
torrid
rhythms
in
clouds
of
swirling
confetti
and
niu.ll-coloteU
baiioons
could
be
influenced
by
the
bro
4
mmm
A
side
Russia,
shed
no
tears
over
the
death
of
Stalin,
his
mentor
nd
master
for
a
quarter
of
a
century.
Neither
did
Beria.
Ail
of
mis
adds
up
to
grave
urpi"ion.
?v
rlr.irirv
th"
doctors
Saturday
in
so
fantastic
a
manner,
the
Kremlin
now
(rives
weighty
.support
to
the
charge
that
trip
tiood-purge
accusations
were
trumped
up.
therhood
of
man
ideal
imp.icil
in
:
the
philosophy
of
the
CCF
move-;
merit."
'
These
statements
were
deleted
'oy
a
convention
vote
but
the
;
party
did
declare
that
durin?
:
the
coming
election
thc
Ontario
section
of
the
CCF
will
emphas-i
e
more
strongly
than
in
the
na-t
thi
moral
and
et'niial
bails
of
the
CCF.
!
WASHINGTON
'
Al'
liecp
in'
controversy
ov
r
lib
ci.timsof
ammunition
shortages
in
Koua.'
Gen,
James
A.
Van
Fliet
has
had
an
offer
of
a
Job
that
could
n:ve
mm
po'enl
iiiiiuii':e
on
national
dele:,ce.
It
was
an
invttat
on
to
serve
as
staff
military
advi.-:i-r
to
the
Senate
appsepi
lation.
.-onimtt-.
tee,
whicn
will
have
a
big
say
'about
how
many
biii.ous
ol
dollars
Conr-r
will
vote
f
ir
(ie-leru
c
in
i.ie
muni
hi
ahead.
Chairman
Bridges
ilt-Niii
of
tiie
pur.n'.striiii;
ci.maultee
.aid
he"
and
Seraior
ri'ieun
R-Mi.:h.,
ciniirm
,11
of
the
defence
funds
subco..i;i-''
'.
li.viti-J
Van
Fieet
to
taxe
t-
ni.l.taiy
ad-vi.vir
post.
"The
genera,
iu:d
us
he
uUi
take
it
under
eoni,
deration.
Ferguson
said,
adding
it
m:iv
be
several
days
before
Van
Fleet
decides.
The
former
B
h
At
my
commander
retired
Tuesday
after
nearlv
3B
ye:-rs
of
Army
service.
He
is
61
1
w
1
1
.e
H
proposal
made
by
Meany
after
taking
the
..FL's
helm.
Both
Meany
and
Reuther.
far
younger
men
than
the
late
j
0
recti
and
Murray,
have
pledged
i
to
give
the
unity
idea
a
fre;.!i
i
try.
Both
say
they
favor
merger
'and
wont
let
personal
ambition
stand
In
the
uy
01
achieving
It
The
union
leaders
..v
the
purpose
of
a
merger
Is
to
build
labor
power
and
prestige
in
American
:
affairs.
They
feel
a
combined
union
movement
would
be
stronger,
and
wield
more
influence,
than
a
divided
one.
Some
.unionists
dispute
this,
contending
competition
keeps
both
on
i
their
toes.
j
Almost
ever
since
the
CIO
was
established
In
laa5
In
a
splinter-:
tug
away
of
unions
from
the
!
AFL
there
have
been
efforts
to
j
get
the
CIO
back
Into
the
AFL.
j
Reuther,
however,
lias
Insisted
on
maintaining
the
"industriil
1
I
ImAiill
A
M
RA
-
i
'
I'M
V
ITtPf.U
ill.
v
n
n
n
uiic
STARTS
TOMOt
CAPITQ
.ft
,,
'
N
.
1
.
.ls
,
CArt
rno.N
.
M.ws
(.I.AMOrit
IN
TK.NMS"
Shows
7-9:09
1
1
Add
zest
to
food
...
have
a
Coke
with
meals
Scientists
Seek
New
Cancer
j
Killing
Drug
Br
ALTON
L.
Bl.AKKSI.Ki:
NfcW
YOKK
iAF-SiiuUists
are
necking
new
kind
of
"gciscr'
counters"
to
discover
tie
can-j
cer-kiiiing
drugs.
I
Already
there
are
me
drugs
which
do
some
good,
against,
aome
cancers
But
other
One.
,
undoubtedly
far
better
ones,
lie
hidden
somewhere
among
thei
thousands
of
possible
combinations
of
various
chemirab
The
problem
Li
to
find,
ac-.
cmateiv
and
faiilv
easily,
any
which
pusses
activity
against
am
er
growths.
Such
screening
and
testing
is
a
r-adv
being
done
lt
w:iie
result.
But
rx
tter
methods
of
seieenliv;
are
wanted.
1
1
he
need
is
something
like
this:
If
you
have
a
great
row
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