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The DOJ is calling Apple the "ringmaster" in the creation of this price-fixing scheme
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) says an old email written by former Apple CEO Steve Jobs proves that the company was the "ringmaster" in
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A recent government filing revealed an old email (dated in 2010) from Jobs to James Murdoch of News Corporation, which said "Throw in with Apple and see if we can all make a go of this to create a real mainstream e-books market at $12.99 and $14.99."
According to the Department of Justice, this email is evidence that Apple led the e-book price-fixing arrangement. The DOJ also said that this arrangement forced Amazon to raise its e-book price from $9.99 to the higher price mentioned in Jobs' email. Many publishers were onboard with this, but it ended with higher prices to consumers and dishonest profits for Apple and these publishers.
In addition to the email, there are statements from publishers saying that Apple bullied them into the e-books price-fixing situation. For instance, Jobs told Random House CEO Markus Dohle that his company would lose support from Apple if it didn't make a quick decision about joining back in 2010. Furthermore, Apple threatened to block an e-book application by Random House from Apple's App Store if the publisher didn't agree to a deal with Apple.
The government filing also mentions that Penguin CEO David Shanks said Apple was the facilitator between publishers when making the agreement.
What does Apple have to say about all this?
"We helped transform the e-book market with the introduction of the iBookstore in 2010, bringing consumers an expanded selection of e-books and delivering innovative new features," said Tom Neumayr, a spokesman for Apple. "The market has been thriving and innovating since Apple's entry, and we look forward to going to trial to defend ourselves and move forward."
Apple is set to go to trial June 3. It was initially the target of the e-books investigation along with Hachette Livre (Lagardère Publishing France), Harper Collins (News Corp., U.S.A.), Simon & Schuster (CBS Corp., U.S.A.), Penguin (Pearson Group, United Kingdom) and Verlagsgruppe Georg von Holzbrinck (owner of inter alia Macmillan, Germany), but all the book publishers have already settled with the DOJ.
Back in April 2012, the
U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) sued Apple and the five book publishers
over anticompetitive practices concerning e-book sales. The book publishers were accused of partaking in an agency sales model with Apple, which meant that publishers were allowed to set the price of a book and Apple would take a 30 percent cut. In addition, the publishers could not let rivals sell the same book at a lower price.
Traditionally, publishers sell physical books to retailers for about half of the cover price, which is considered a wholesale model. Retailers then had the ability to sell those books to customers for a lower price if they wanted to.
But when e-books came along, this model was challenged. Amazon started selling best sellers for as low as $9.99 to encourage its Kindle e-reader sales. Publishers were not happy.
Apple then came along
with iBooks
, and publishers began to worry that it would take over the book industry the way Apple's iTunes took over the music industry, where customers would choose to purchase cheap, digital books instead of physical books.
However, Apple attempted to resolve this when it struck a deal with publishers to implement the agency model in 2010. This helped Apple at the time of its iPad and iBooks launch.
But its deal with publishers made it seem like an attempt to thwart Amazon's dominance.
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Jim Stone seems to think so for some very plausible reasons.
This story has 2 missing points – the plane had to have landed intact, because the engines uplink to satellite upon landing to report maintenance status to Boeing and THEY DID, which proves this plane landed safely, AND….
ANYWHERE this plane landed, the cell phones could have connected, there are no major runways far enough away from cell towers to prevent this from happening.
So the NSA knows where they are, WHY THE SILENCE?
The "most plausible report out there" is either misguided or a lie, and Boeing themselves gave the CHECK MATE.
Ukraine and MH370 – the larger issues
I have no doubt that America intentionally stole Chinese engineers and technology via the theft of flight 370 as a precursor to World War 3. And I think the U.S. was in Ukraine to secure that territory as a precursor as well, and Russia did not play as nice as the cabal thought they would. But the theft of flight 370 indicates to me that they are going to proceed as planned despite Russia's reaction, with whatever they have.
Events leading up to World War 3 are playing out. Flight MH370 was a major piece of the puzzle in this, but more importantly what is going on in Ukraine may be the trigger.
I see the American invasion of Ukraine as a finishing and very blatant step towards getting a strong pro-western presense there for the purpose of staging a war with Russia. Prior to the CIA running it's psy ops, Ukraine was solidly pro Russian, with over 70 percent of the population of Ukraine supporting re-annexation to Russia and the numbers remain overwhelmingly in favor of Russia. This was strongly reflected in the 95 plus percent vote in Crimea in favor of re-annexing with Russia. These people were around in the Soviet era, which means that Russia could not possibly have been as bad to them in recent times as we have been led to believe (though the now long gone Bolsheviks murdered up to 70 million people there).
It is my belief that this swing of Ukranian opinion back in favor of Russia has been caused by three main factors, which are 911 and the wide spread knowledge among thinking people that the Bush/Israel clan in fact did it, the NSA ripping it's way into everything private everywhere in the world (the people of Ukraine are no doubt upset and concerned about this) and the now well known meme of false flag terror really being done by the CIA and Mossad. America now is obviously to the world the great evil empire that stops at nothing to get it's way, in a way far worse than the world EVER had to deal with from the former Communist bloc. This no doubt turned eyes in a favorable direction towards Russia, and it has reflected strongly in the polls.
American aggression in Ukraine has not done much for American image either. The people of Ukraine are none too happy with the stooge government that was ushered in as a result. Re-joining Russia would go a long way towards fixing that problem.
It is well known now that the CIA and Blackwater had snipers and other "soldiers of fortune" in Russia killing people on both sides of the issue, to make them fight each other and allow an American sponsored government to rise in the wake and take Ukraine over. And neither Russia nor the Ukranian people are happy about that. Russia definitely belongs there, defending it's door step from obvious aggression and only the American sponsored government wants them out. It would bode well for Ukraine to have the Russian military throw the stooges out.
As a surprise to me, (and I really did find it surprising,) America responded to Russia doing what was obviously right with threats of escalation and war. Arrogance has no bounds I guess. Thus far the arrogance has resulted in only sanctions. Perhaps because Russian media got fairly bold and began talking about how Russia could turn America into radioactive ash.
How much will American sanctions affect Russia?
Perhaps not as much as Russian and Chinese sanctions would affect America. Russia and China do not need the American dollar to stay afloat. They have their own currencies and a good enough alliance to keep life pretty much normal without America even existing. But if Russia and China and the rest of the BRICS nations dump the dollar, America's "dollar," the private banker dollar, could well end up crashing. And a crashed bankers have a favorite way of fixing problems – huge wars.
And this is where flight MH370 enters the picture
Long ago, China knew America was into hacking everything, and one outcome of this was the Longsoon Yeelong laptop, which ran a Chinese operating system on a Chinese processor. China knew so well that the NSA had back doors into everthing long before Snowden that they copied an American processor and tried to produce it sans back doors. And it all worked and ran quite well and securely. I had a chance to buy a new one in 2012 but at the time did not know what it was so I passed it up. Too bad. But because I actually saw one I now know China has secure and fairly modern computing that the NSA would love to blow a few back doors into. In this area China probably beats Russia.
The hijacked plane had more than just 20 freescale employees, it had many other Chinese experts aboard and now that everything is washed out, the kidnapped engineers worked data security and little else. Since the U.S. does practically nothing militarily without first getting absolute information superiority, they nailed that plane which was unusually full of key people for the sole purpose of getting the NSA back into a position of completely raping Chinese data and regaining total information superiority. This would be badly "needed" before kicking off world war 3 with China being a key "threat" (a little inverted there), and the window of opportunity is short. They have got to quickly extract information from the engineers and launch their war before China can plug any holes that get opened. THAT is why the disappearance of flight 370 is so important, and why Diego Garcia is NEVER EVER MENTIONED in the MSM.
I believe there is a war on the horizon. Russia has thus far shown an even temper (too much so) and China is saying nothing. How long will that last? Well, a search for a "missing" plane is a great opportunity to stage all your military assets for battle is it not? A great reason to send various nation's militaries to what could soon be a conflict zone, is it not? Consider that.
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I don't know about you guys but I'm beginning really getting excited for Doug Liman's Jumper.
Jumper is an epic sci-fi action film starring Hayden Christensen, Jamie Bell, Rachel Bilson and Samuel L. Jackson. Set in the future, Jumper is about a race of people called Jumpers who have the ability to teleport, and another ancient race who are out to kill them all (Want to know more about the film? Click here).
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Silent Night: The Story of the World War I Christmas Truce by Stanley Weintraub
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In the heat of the battle form moving a few yards forward the war took a break that made plain the insanity of it all. Men came out of the trenches on both sides of the conflict and celebrated Christmas together in "no mans land" with singing and exchanging of gifts if ever so small.
It is with awe that people speak of the unprecedented Christmas Eve truce amongst those all along the Western Front in 1914, the first winter of World War I. Nothing like it had ever been seen before or since. The German troops risked life and limb to place their Christmas trees along the parapets and trenches. Guns fell silent, replace by the sound of voices raised in harmony to sing carols. Men from oppossing forces came together,, crossing into No-Man's Land to exchange gifts of cigarrettes and Christmas treats sent from home. It is a singularly unique event in the history of war.
This makes for a fascinating topic, but sadly a not so fascinating book. The book is simply a collection of anecdotes, letters from or to soldiers, fictional accounts of this event, and memories of the soldiers who were there, even references to soongs in which it is mentioned (think Snoopy and the Red Baron). While at first this was interesting, by page 50 it had become quite repetitive. By page 175 it was tedious. Thanfully that was the end. The book is very well-researched with a thorough bibliography. I really wish I could have rated this book higher. I wanted to like it, but in the end it just didn't work for me.
This account of the spontaneous World War I Christmas truce is mildly disappointing. Had I not read other World War I histories earlier this year, I wouldn't have had enough context for the events described in the book. It also bothered me that Weintraub intersperses accounts of fictional characters with those of real people. I had a hard time sorting out which events were real and which were fictional but based on real events. I think it would have been better if Weintraub had discussed fictional accounts of the truce in a single chapter. The book is worth reading for those with a strong interest in the topic, but readers should already have a basic familiarity with World War I history and chronology.
This is an enjoyable and well written account of the 1914 truce that happened during World War 1 on the Western Front in the improbable setting of the trenches. Time and again Stanley Weintraub uncovers examples of how, despite orders from senior officers, the troops in the trenches came together to sing carols, exchange gifts, eat and drink together, and even play football. In most of these examples the troops discovered how alike they were and how much they shared in common.
I am not sure this subject warrants a whole book and there is quite a bit of repetition as Stanley Weintraub gives numerous different examples of the different ways the truce occurred in different parts of the Western Front.
The book concludes with a short chapter titled "What if....?" in which Stanley Weintraub speculates what might have happened had the war ended with the 1914 Christmas truce which felt a bit pointless.
Interesting, if inessential.
Interesting and well enough written. Felt more like a collection of snapshots than a book. For a wonk like me, good. For a more casual reader, I doubt it.
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Amazon.com Amazon.com Review (ISBN 0452283671, Paperback)History is peppered with oddments and ironies, and one of the strangest is this. A few days before the first Christmas of that long bloodletting then called the Great War, hundreds of thousands of cold, trench-bound combatants put aside their arms and, in defiance of their orders, tacitly agreed to stop the killing in honor of the holiday.
That informal truce began with small acts: here opposing Scottish and German troops would toss newspapers, ration tins, and friendly remarks across the lines; there ambulance parties, clearing the dead from the barbwire hell of no man's land, would stop to share cigarettes and handshakes. Soon it spread, so that by Christmas Eve the armies of France, England, and Germany were serenading each other with Christmas carols and sentimental ballads and denouncing the conflict with cries of "Á bas la guerre!" and "Nie wieder Krieg!" The truce was, writes Stanley Weintraub, a remarkable episode, and, though "dismissed in official histories as an aberration of no consequence," it was so compelling that many who observed it wrote in near-disbelief to their families and hometown newspapers to report the extraordinary event.
In the end, writes Weintraub, the truce ended with a few stray bullets that escalated into total war, and that would fill the air for just shy of four more Christmases to come; further, isolated attempts at informal peacemaking would fail. But what, Weintraub wonders at the close of this inspired study, would have happened if the soldiers on both sides had refused to take up arms again? His counterfactual scenarios are intriguing, and well worth pondering. -- Gregory McNamee
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In honor of Black History Month (February), the Ezra Jack Keats Foundation has selected a list of illustrated books that highlight the contributions of African-Americans. This list of more than a dozen recommended books appears on the Foundation's website, www.ezra-jack-keats.org/ejk-list/.
"Ezra Jack Keats was committed to celebrating diversity through writing and art-specifically through the power of picture books," says Deborah Pope, Executive Director of the Ezra Jack Keats Foundation. In honor of Black History Month, we've handpicked books that tell compelling stories, both fictional and historical, about African-Americans. Through gorgeous art and powerful storytelling, these books will engage people of all ages, colors and ethnicities."
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Freedom Summer
Written by Deborah Wiles, illustrated by Jerome Lagarrigue (Atheneum, 2001)
A touching story of two boys-one white, one black-who make sense of the hatred stirred up in the South in the 1960s by staying true to their friendship.
Most Loved in All the World
Written by Tonya Cherie Hegamin, illustrated by Cozbi Cabrera (Houghton Mifflin, 2009)
A daughter remembers the beloved mother who sends her to freedom via the Underground Railroad with a handmade quilt to remind her that she is the "most loved in all the world."
John Henry: An American Legend
Written and illustrated by Ezra Jack Keats (Pantheon, 1965)
The mythic figure of John Henry is believed by many to have actually lived. In Keats' powerfully illustrated rendition, the famed "steel-drivin' man" pits himself against the machine that is threatening the jobs of his fellow railroad men.
Heart and Soul: The Story of America and African Americans
Written and illustrated by Kadir Nelson (Balzer + Bray, 2011)
A beautifully illustrated recounting of history by an African-American matriarch, which encompasses the life of her African-born grandfather and her own vote for the first black President.
Queen of the Track: Alice Coachman, Olympic High-Jump Champion
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Three candidates are vying for Essex County executive this Election Day. Incumbent Democrat Joseph DiVincenzo Jr. is running for his third term, opposite Republican Herbert Glenn and independent Marilynn English. The Times interviewed each candidate.
The Democratic incumbent, of Nutley, is "putting Essex County first," according to the county slogan.When asked why he's seeking reelection, DiVincenzo replied, "I love my job. I love what I do… and these are difficult times, but I'm excited about the future."
The Democratic candidate said the biggest challenge facing Essex County is its property taxes— "numbers 1, 2, and 3" on a his hypothetical challenge list.DiVincenzo's primary tax relief solutions include creating new sources of revenue and consolidating services.
* Revenue. In 2003, Essex County had a "huge" deficit of $64 million," DiVincenzo said. Today, the county is in surplus of $20 million.
DiVincenzo offered county jail space to federal inmates and Immigration and Customs Enforcement detainees, which is estimated to bring $25 million to the county this year. A merger to house Passaic County's youth detainees in the Essex youth facility will result in a $6 million profit this year.
He also revamped the county's recreation facilities, including its three golf courses, Codey Arena and the Turtle Back Zoo. The county's annual recreation income has since increased from $4.5 million in 2003 to a projected $9.5 million in 2010.
Although the incumbent spent close to $900 million in total on construction projects such as the aforementioned, he said "everything" was paid for through grants. The county's debt service has therefore decreased, he added.
"No other county is bringing in revenue at this scale. We're keeping taxes low and offsetting budgets," DiVincenzo said.
If re-elected, he said he plans to do more of the same.
"I treat government like a business," he said. "Take care of our own books and bring in additional revenue."
* Consolidation. His belief in consolidation is evidenced through the county's workforce having been streamlined from 4,200 to 3,500 employees since 2003, DiVincenzo said. He also consolidated the county's lease on office buildings, freeing up $1.7 million a year.
DiVincenzo brought consolidation to the local level, too, establishing inter-local agreements for 12 of the county's 22 municipalities. Those municipalities now share services such as street sweeping and leaf collection, and DiVincenzo only plans to push for more.
The incumbent suggests not only merging services, but also merging towns themselves. He believes the three Caldwell towns, along with Essex Fells, Roseland and Fairfield could all join into one.
"All six would have one police chief, one director of public works… that's a goal I want to present. Why do we need to have six of everything," DiVincenzo asked. "Everything needs to be put on the table."
He proposes the New Jersey Attorney General's Office take over the County Prosecutor's Office, saving Essex about $50 million per year, and wants to combine the technical schools of Bloomfield, North 13th Street and West Caldwell into one new school. One school versus three will save the county $7 million annually, and "will not cost one dime to taxpayers" to build, DiVincenzo said. The new $100 million campus will be funded through the State and selling of the Bloomfield and North Caldwell schools.
What makes him stand out?
"I've had 8 years of turning this county around. I know what needs to be done. I'm always out there… to listen to what people have to say, good or bad, from one end of the county to the other. My team and I have turned everything we touched to gold," DiVincenzo said.
The Verona resident is running under the slogan, "One Vote at a Time; We the People."
She was an assistant vice president at JP Morgan in the Mergers and Acquisitions Department for many years, left to join the mortgage banking industry, and then started her own company, English Financial LLC.


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SUN PRAIRIE, Wis. - In a world of selfies and social media, it can be hard to see what natural beauty looks like -- but a Sun Prairie woman is on mission to show young girls unfiltered confidence.
Earlier this year professional photographer Brenda Eckhardt began taking pictures of soon to be high school seniors without makeup. It started off as a personal challenge during the offseason.
The project featured girls including 17-year-old waitress and aspiring paramedic Leah Kelley.
As a senior spokesperson for Eckhardt's business, Kelley was no stranger to getting her picture taken, but then she was asked to do a photo session with a bare face and no touchups.
"I was just kind of nervous cause I've never had professional pictures taken without makeup and I knew everybody was going to see them," said Kelley.
Then she saw the pictures.
"Of course I looked different, but I felt like I looked like that was actually me, like who I was seeing and that was really cool," remembered Kelley.
At first Eckhardt didn't know what to do with the pictures. Then a personal experience put them into perspective.
She found out her daughter, Skylar, was being bullied.
"It rocks your world it rocked her world and it definitely rocked her confidence. It took a while for her to come back kind of to herself," said Eckhardt.
The photographer went on a mission to spotlight high school seniors who younger girls could look up to. She wanted to show others how beautiful they were without primping.
"It doesn't take the fashion the makeup the hair accessories or the right phone to be somebody that you want to be it's about who you are without all those things. That stuff's fun and it has its place and even for girls growing up it's fun, but that's not what it's all about," explained Eckhardt.
Ready to start sixth grade, Skylar said her mother's project reminds her of an important message. One she hopes others will take away, too.
"God made you in a way that he wanted you to be, so he wanted you to be yourself obviously and you should just be proud of who you are," said the young Eckhardt.
Eckhardt plans on continuing the project through the summer. Find more information at brendaeckhardt.com.
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Sports could be used to produce a better world – e.g. for those Eritreans which weren't as lucky as Meb.
What a pity, but Meb posed with the respresentor of the worlds worst dictorship after he won the marathon:
The Eritrean dictatorship very much known for
– supporting islamic fundamentlists in Somalia
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Meb, you should consider what you do before you decide to be used as a propaganda media by such dictators – especially as a representor of a democratic nation (USA).


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Winona Republican-Herald, The (Newspaper) - November 12, 1947, Winona, Minnesota w EATHER V ISIT YOUR Sctooola National Kducntlon November B to 15. Full Leaced Wire Report of The Associated Frees Member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations VOLUME 47. NO. 227 WJNONA. MINNESOTA. WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 12. 1947 FIVE CENTS PER COPY SIXTEEN PAGES Truman to Address Congress Monday U. S. Wants More Land in Feed Grains '48 Goal Set at 6.5 Per Cent More Than Last Year By Orld Mmrtln WiuOUnrton The govern- ment plans to ask farmers to plant nrarly 8.6 per cent more )nnd to livestock feed grains next year In an effort to replenish supplies cut short by this year's poor corn crop, Larger grain harvests will be need- ed If a serious shortage of meats, dairy and poultry products is to bo averted In 1949. Those will be scarcer In 1948 than this year be- cause of the present corn shortage. Officials expected actual harvest yields would be near last month's estimate which placed the corn crop nt 2.43B.874.000 bushels, a decline of about 25 per cent from last year's record crop of bushels and a drop of about eight por cent from tho 1936-45 average ot Corn The com production goal for this year was bushels. And the government will seek a crop of at least that much In 1948. Tonta- tlve plans call for corn planting goal of acres, or about 6.3 per cent more than the acres planted this year. The prospective goal tor the prin- cipal feed oats, barley and grain That Is about acres more than was planted to those crops this year and about acres more than the prewar aver- age. The department already has rec- ommended a IMS wheat goal of acres. While this Is about acres more than the 1947 RotJ. It Is about lew than was actually planted for harvest this year. Too Lane train goals are larger than the department would prefer to rec- ommend, officials said, because will require a sacrifice of good crop rotation and soil conservation prac- tices. But the controlling factors are continuing -urgent 'demand for blc shipments overseas plus thi need for building up reserve stocks at home. The com acreage may HO consld- Firemen Kuih Into The National Cleaners Company at 2821 Honnepln avenue, Minneapolis, today to flttht a flro which wrecked tho establishment and forced nlno upstairs apartment dwellers from their homes. (A.P. Wlrophoto to Tho Republican-Herald.') ________ Petrillo Pleads Innocent to Lea Violation Chicago President James C. Petrillo of the A.F.L, Musicians union pleaded innocent today to a IiTan address prepared for delivery before the Grocery Manu- charge of violating the Lea act, facturers of America by Congress to curb his pow- Stassen Says Truman Food Plan Needs Modification New York Harold E. Stassen, announced candidate for the 1948 Republican presidential nomination, said today that the nation's food Industries should support President Truman's vol- untary food saving: program while seeking "It's constructive modi- fication." erably above the tentative goal be- cause In some sections of the Mid- west, fall plantings of wheat' have not been made because of dry weather. Hence some of thin land may put to com or other feed (Trains next spring. Minneiotan Crushed by Falling Machine City. Minn. Joseph Thcin, 25, of Clara City was killed yesterday In the fall of a well drlll- i truck. ma- bclnff unloaded, Theln was crushed to death. He Is survived by his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Peter Theln of Clara City, seven sisters and four brothers. Fu- neral services will be held Saturday. injt machine from chine fell while Weather FEDERAL FORECASTS Wlnona and vicinity Partly cloudy and colder tonight; lowest 17. Thursday, increasing cloudiness nr.d continued cold; highest 33. Minnesota: Partly cloudy tonight; colder east portion. Thursday partly cloudy with little change In tem- perature. Low tonight near zero north and S to 10 above south, Wisconsin: Partly cloudy and colder tonight with low temperatures zero to 8 above northwest and 10 to 15 above Koutheaxl. LOCAL WKAT1IKR Official observations for tho 24 hours ending nt 12 m, today; Maximum, 33; minimum, 24; noon 26; precipitation, .01: sun sets to- nittht at sun rises tomorrow at TEMPEKATVRES ELSEWHERE Max. Mln, Pep. 2 26 22 10 G 50 20 40 43 .17 ,01 .08 .02 .02 2.00 Bcmidjl............. 22 Denver 48 DCS Motnes 38 Duluth 23 International Falls 25 LOR AnKtlns 07 Mlnnrnpolls-St. Piiul 32 New York 67 Phoenix 70 DAILY ItlVKK HULLETIN Flood Singe 24-Hr. Staco Today Change Red Wins? 14 .2 Lakr City B.2 .1 Rends 12 3.8 Dam 4. T. W...... 4.2 Dnm 5. T. W. 2.5 Dam 5A T. W. 3.4 Winomi (C.P.) 13 5.5 Dnm C, Pool 10.3 .1 Dam 6, T. W. Dakota (C.P.) Dam 7. Pool Dnm 7. T. W. 1.8 -H ,1 Craw 12 4.7 -I- .1 Tributary Chippewn itt Dunnul, 1.0 Zumbro at Thollman, 2.7 Huffulo above 2.0 Trempealenu (it Dodge 0.8 Black nt Nolllsvillc... 3.2 -I- .1 Black at 4- .3 La Crosse nt W, Salem Root nt Houston...... C.O R1VF.U FORECAST (From HtiKtlnirn to Guttrnberx, Iowa) Althouxh tributary flow Is below normnl and decreasing slightly, KtnKes In the mivln chunncl will hold practically stationary over tho weekend. Vishinsky Hits 1941 Speech by President Truman New York Soviet Depui Jorelgn Minister Andrei Y. Vlshln aky Tuesday night accused Brltalr the United'States, China and Frano of displaying "complete disdain..fo the charter and principles of th United Nations." In a speech before the Foreign Press association in which he main talned that Russia's foreign pollc Is "one of peace." Vishinsky charge "prominent Anglo-American states men" with pursuing a program o "hatred and vicious animus" towar his country. Omits Naming of President In support of hfs.claim, Vlshlnsk referred to a New York Times storj of 1M1 which quoted President Tru a U. 8. de Glaring that the United State should help Russia "If Germany 1 winning" or aid Germany "If Bus sla is winning." Without mentioning Prcsldcn Truman by name, tho Soviet dip lomat said that shortly after Gcr many's invasion of Russia, a "prom inont American statesman" suggest ed that America lend Its aid to th country that appeared to bo losln and In that way "let them kill a many as possible." Truman Quoted The Now York Times of June 2 1B41. carried a story on Washing ton reaction to the German inva slon and .quoted Mr, Truman, amon others as saying: "If wo see that Germany is win nlnft we ought to help Russia; an if Russia Is winning wo ought t help Germany and that way le them kill as many as possible, al though I dor.'t want to see Hltle victorious under any circumstances Neither of them thinks anything o tholr pledged In his first speech outsldo th United Nations halls during the cur rent assembly session, Vishinsky spoke rapidly, pounded the speak cr's table occasionally, and depart from his prepare; ed frequently text. In Washington, Mr. Truman sail ho could not recall ever having usei such language. Presidential Secrc tary Charles G. Ross told a new, conference thnt when ho asked Mr Truman about this quotation, "Th President searched his memory ant could not recall having made any such statement." 2 Children Die InN.D.Fire Lumoure, N. Johnson, throe, and her ulster Harriot, two, wero burned to death and tholr father was seri- ously cut as ho broke a window In futile effort to nave them Tuesday when flro swept their farm home 12 milos south of Lnmourc, David Johnson, tho father, WAS working In a nearby field and Mrs, Johnson was in tho barn when tho blnzo broke out from an undetermined cause In tho upper part of the house. Johnson was Injured severely enough to be hospitalized nt nearby Onkcs. Tho Lamouro volunteer flro department found tho house be- yond salvage and a neighboring garngo In flames when appa- ratus arrived. Three other John- son daughters wero In school at tho time of tho fire. the former Minnesota governor said ers that food has a "critical relationship to the current question of The. musicians' chief is accused in a criminal information filed in whether or not we will be able to stop our wage spiral and level off our economy on a sound basis rests with the price of food. "The crucial point.In the question as to whether or not we will be able' to- give the -.needed assistance to the peoples of Europe to bring them' -through" this "winter- without chaos and disaster rdsts with food." Program Confusing Actions of President Truman's administration in meeting the food crisis. "have been quite confusing and have been too long Stassen said. Stops, he said, that should be taken this winter Include support, but modification, of -the Truman food program, government an- nouncement of a definite policy of maintaining a price relationship be- tween grains and meat so that it I In response to the request of Pe- trillo's attorney, Daniel Carraell, for an early trial, Judge Walter J. La- Buy set the case for December 15, Japanese Population Up General Tells Of Wartime Bond Deal Denies Hughes' Claim That He Tiried to Borrow General Bennett E. Meyers told senators to- day he and his wife netted from a wartime bond deal about which he said he con- sulted then Secretary of the Treas- ury Morgenthau. Morgenthau told him he "didn't see how said. I could go Meyers Testimony Conflicts Tho retired general's story of the transaction came atop contradictory testimony from, him and Howard Hughes as to whether Meyers sought a loan from the airplane manufac- turer for a bond deal. Hughes testified Meyers tried to borrow to finance a 000 bond speculation at a time when Meyers, as an air force offi- cer, was negotiating with Hughes on warplanc contracts. Says IIiiKhcs Offered Meyers called that a lie. He said Russian A-Bomb Reports Held Information Feelers By Elton C. Fay Washington Many of the strange dispatches and thunderous speeches about atom, bombs coming out of Europe strike official Wash- ington as primarily Russian-inspired fishing expeditions for military In- formation. Also Involved, well-informed au- thorities said privately today, Is propaganda, Intended for local Rus- sian consumption as well as for the "cold war" of nerves. Terming the fishing technique an old standby in military Intelligence, these authorities said it works like this: A rumor is planted at e. poln where it will be picked up by some newspaper, magazine or radio sta- tion. The Idea is to get the rumor Into circulation and then see wheth- er it is denied or confirmed. In the published denial or con- firmation by any official of another sower, the rumor-planter hopes to ;lean some Information. Things to Learn In the case of the A-bomb, lor instance, Russia would like to know: 1. How mueh the United States knows about Russian progress or lack of progress toward producing an atom bomb. (In'the spy trade, this is "counter 2. Any hint of United States in Improving Its own Hughes, through an attorney, off- ered to lend him but he fused the loan in indignation. 'bombs Whether the Dinted States or other power has a workable When Meyers related that he ac- Carman MacAi-thurs He said he believes Eccles told him die same thing Morgenthau did. Meyers told the committee he probably should have reported to superiors the various oilers he says Hughes made to offer of a loan, and of a job, and to give him a house near Los Angeles; 'Outright Morgenthau Says New Morgen- thau, Jr., said today "It's an out- right lie" when he was informed of Major General Bennett E. Meyers' testimony before the Senate war investigating committee In Wash- ington that Meyers had discussed a multi-million-dollar bond transac- itlon with the former secretary of the treasury. Morgenthau headquarters said today that Japan s, ..Our wnole practice there CTreas- home population has increased more' Morgenthau said, than in less, than two 's to discourage speculation in to a record Most Of the gain was due to the repatriation of nationals, many of them long abroad. Dr. Carpenter, Noted Meteorologist, Dead Los Ford Ash- man Carpenter, 79, noted meteorol- ano. meat so tnaciulst. loneer nvlatlon cnthuslast, Will not pay to finish cattle with inventor, is dead. He cereal grains; a strong government buying-policy In the cereal market; establishment of a "top American agency to supervise aid toj Europe; full use of good products] In surplus supply; strict limitation; on tho Industrial or distilling use of cereal grains between now and next May; rejection of compulsory rationing or price control, and early steps to speed the manufacturing of [arm tractors for spring delivery In Europe. Yesterday, at a press conference and during a network broadcast Stasson said that 1. He will enter next month's New Hampshire primary In a bid to win ,hat state's eight delegates to the Republican national convention, 2. President Truman committee ho "greatest economic blunder" In U. 8. history by vetoing the OPA extension act last year. 3. Housing should be federally supervised, with changes in present building codes and labor practices nnd homes should be mass produced on the site. 4. The un-American activities committee, by "naming names with- out evidence" abridges civil liberties. At New York, friends of Gover- nor Thomas E. Dewey said his sup- porters in New Hampshire would enter a full slate of delegates in his name In that state's primary March 'thereby creating a contest with Stassen. author and inventor, is dead. He succumbed Monday night after an illness of several weeks. He retired in 1941. government bonds and to make it impossible for people to speculate in government bonds." Dutch Artist Jailed for Faking Masters Amsterdam Hans Van in some of the world. In a military intelligence fishing expedition, the idea Is to plant the rumor where it will be stumbled on by publications not necessarily friendly to the source. The instance of the dispatch printed yesterday by the Paris news- paper L'Intransigeant was cited as an example. The dispatch telling of a purported test explosion of a 12 Mr -pound atomic bomb near the Russian city of came to L'Intransigeant from Prague where it was reported to have arrived through "confidential sources" from Moscow. Previous Story Meogeren, 57, a Dutch artist, dream." sentenced today to prison for one The same paper lost July quoted unidentified sources as saying the .United States had tesied. a, new-and powerful bomb which blew a crater feet deep In New Mexico. Because of the difference in the two situations, the Atomic Energy commission denied the July story but coldly Ignored yesterday's re- port. Major General Leslie R. Groves, wartime head of the A-bomb proj- ect, dismissed tho Russian test ac- count in these words: "It sounds like somebody Is having a pipe year by a Dutch court which con- victed him of fraud for faking and selling eight paintings signed with the names of old which fooled world art experts. ilobal Turn South From Alaska Fairbanks, Way ome finally lay south again today or tho 'round the world fliers, George Truman and Clifford Evans, nd their tiny planes. With their hops always northward nee touching Calcutta and Bang- ok In late September, the two ormer army pilots reached Bit Jcltix, Alaska, highway point 9t milos southeast of here, late ycster- ay on a'hard'five-hour flight from tachorage. They planned to resume heir trip today. Reuther Prepares to Clear Out Remaining U.A.W. Foes Authorities here were inclined to view the recent Moscow speech of Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov as designed chiefly for propaganda purposes, but with the hope that it, too, might produce some official reaction In. Washington thnt would bo useful for military Intelligence The Paris newspaper LTn- translgeant said that Russia Is making sample atom bombs and already has set one off In n test in Siberia which was held in the presence of Serve! Vavilov, above, director of the Soviet nu- clear research service, and three high Soviet army officers. (AJP. Wirephoto.) DC-6's Grounded After One Makes Fiery Landing Independence Grounded The White House announced today the. grounding: of President Tru- man's plane, a.DC-6 named the "Independence." Gallup, least five airlines grounded their huge DC-6 planes today, pending an inquiry into the cause of a fire which forc- ed an American Airlines ship to make an emergency landing. Tho-JDouglas Aircraft Corporation which builds the four-englned planes, also urged that all other users of them do likewise until cause of fires "have been estab- lished and eradicated." analysis. In his address on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the red revolution, Molotov asserted that the secret of the atom bomb "has long ceased to exist." The Atomic Energy commission said nothing, British Correspondent Places Credence in Story Paris The London corre- spondent of the newspaper Aurore wrote today that certain British! military circles, with whom he! claimed close contact, hod informa- tion which made them place credence in another Paris paper's report yesterday of a Soviet atom bomb test last June 15 in Siberia. The correspondent, J. R. Pecheral, asserted' that his sources regarded the appeared in the evening "some- thing practically certain." Percheral located the Siberian factory city of men- Twenty-five passengers and crew personnel emerged unscathed yes- ;erday alter the American Airlines' DC-6 come in for a spectacular emergency landing at Gallup air- port with flames spouting from bc- leath its fuselage: In quick succession American, United, BraniEt and National alr- incs and Panagra suspended flights of their DC-6's. Parallel to Utah Mishap One source termed the fire "be yond doubt a near parallel to th blazing crash of a United Airline DC-G which killed 52 persons in Utah lost month. The American airlines ship was en route from San Francisco New York with. Captain Evan W Chatfield of Tulsa at the controls. An Informant here who decline to be quoted by name expressed th view that the flames in both in stances apparently originated in th heater compartment below the pros surized cabin. He did not elaborate A statement from Chairman C. R of the American L'lntransigeant's story as being at Aukhta in tioned In yesterday, Arctic Siberia, where he said 200 German scientists were at work In "powerful" laboratories. Tree larvest Seen for State St. Paul Minnesota's an- ual Christmas tree harvest, ex- ected to yield an all time record income from ccs, Is in full swing In the north- oods. Rny Clement, in charge of the cut ir the forestry division, said .the itlmatc represents nn increase of bout trees above the 194C gurc. Most of the trees are .shipped to jlcago and eastern seaboard mar- cts, with Minnesota homes keeping nly about 20 per'cent of the trees, lemcnt reported. President Walter P. Reuther of the C.I.O. United Auto Workers, is carried around Convention hall in Atlantic City, N, J. (A.P: Wire- photo.) This was an eye-opener to the whole labor movement, for Addes Atlantic City, N. J. Walter Reuthor and Emll Mazey, the fiery No. 1 and No, 2 men of the C.I.O.'s United Auto Workers, set about sweeping two more of their political foes out of union cilice today. Now It was Vice-Presidents R. J. Thomas and Dick Leonard who fac- ed almost certain election defeats as the Reuther faction took full con- trol of the union at its convention here. Thomas was opposed by Dick Gosser of Toledo. Leonard's oppo-'are louder than n U.A.W. convention be when it really gets going. This organized frenzy was accom- Reece Assails Price Control control is no answer to Inflation, says Carrol Reece, chairman of the Republican national committee, and "It simply cannot be enforced slave" people." except on a "Inflation in America was as cer- tain as sunrise because of the huge amounts of money added to the money supply by the Democrat- New Deal Reece told a meeting of the Abraham Lin- had been the "strong man" of the cojn Republican club last huge auto union through most of its 11-year existence. Before the long roll-call vote be- gan, the supporters of Addes, and then those ol Mazey. paraded around the convention hail shouting, singing, banging wash tubs, brand- ishing placards, beating tables with sticks. Each side kept up the bedlam lor about 15 minutes. There are few things on earth that ncnt later in the day would John Livingston of St. Louis. After President Reuther's re-elec- tion Tuesday, Mazey beat George Adclcs out of his secretary-treasurer lob by a vote to in a ;hunderously noisy election last night. panied by what must be the fast- est-playing band in the world. The musicians A.P.L. members at a C.I.O. union convention played approximately 400 choruses of seven different tunes in 30 minutes. night. "There Is nothing we can do ex- cept face the fact that we have been on a huge monetary spree and have a severe economic hangover that must be sweated Reece de- clared. Recce said the key to the country's success abroad and prosperity at home is production. Philippine Liberal Party Scrapes In Manila President Roxas' Liberal party apparently retained a bare working majority in the Phil- ippines senate on the basis of scat- tered incomplete returns from yes- terday's national elections. board In New York said Chatfleld voiced a like opinion regarding his ship. Accounts from passengers and crew of the ship forced down here stressed the impression that al aboard displayed amazing calm, al- though several said they could sec flames from the right side while still in the air. Alerted by Smoke Waralnf Alerted by a smoke warning In- dicator, Chatfleld discovered the flames about five minutes out of Gallup, circles to fly across town and brought the ship down in a deep dive. Despite smoke filling cockpit anc cabin, he set it down smoothly at one side of the main runway. Later he confessed "I couldn't see it.' The local volunteer fire depart- ment joined in a brief -battle with flames bursting from the airliner's belly. A jagged hole nearly ten feet long and four to five feet wide was left after port of the fuselage was ripped away to reach the fire. It extended backward from the wings. The fire did not bum through the cabin floor. After several hours' delay, 18 of the passengers were flown to Albu- querque to board another American DC-6 which carried them on east. After stops at Tulsa and Washing- ton, It was to be grounded like the others in New York. More than two score Investiga- tors, representing government agen- cies and airlines, already were on hand early today to Inspect the damaged DC-G. Theodore Lorch, Stage Actor, Dead Camarilli, Calif. Theodore A. Lorch, 68, one time star of such stage plays as "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" and "Sherlock died yesterday. He also appeared in early day vaudeville and later became a film character actor. His last recorded film work was in 1936. Lorch is survived by his widow, Jeannetta. Joint Session Will Hear Views on Aid '70% Efficiency In of Seen by Marshall Tnz- man will deliver to a Joint session of Congress In person Monday a message calling for stop-gap Euro- peon relief aid and for inflation curbs at home. The White House said Mr. Tru- man will speak to members of the House and Senate in. the House of Representatives chamber at p. m. Mr. Truman is continuing a round of conferences with representatives of industry, agriculture and labor as he and Ills staff work on the special message. Tho President called In M. W. Thatcher of St. Paul, Minn., presi- dent of the National Federation of Grain Cooperatives, and other rep- resentatives of this group. He also bad an appointment with Earl O. Shreve, president of the United States Chamber of Commerce, and Philip Murray, C.I.O. president. He talked earlier in the week with William Green, president or the American Federation of Labor, and on Monday with Earl president of the National Associa- tion of Manufacturers. Presidential Secretary Charles O. Ross said the discussions have been concerned with, the whole food sit- uation and aid to Europe. Ross said he has no idea, of .ength of tho President's speech to Congress Monday, that It is still in the early draft stages. The decision to address the joint session Monday was announced after an. agreement with congres- sional leaders. Ross said Mr. Truman will hold us regular weekly news confer- ence tomorrow. Marshall Before BonM Unit Meanwhile, Secretary of George Marshall said today [overnment is working: on a pro- pram to help China, -with tne ei- >cctatlon. -that any funds 'will used with "about 70 per cent ef- Marshall also told the HOUM foreign affairs committee It "is our 'eellng" that any assistance to Eu- rope ought to be supplied -Imme- diately to keep the supply pine- lines filled. The secretary appeared before .ho committee for questioning to Jie administration's foreign spend- ng program as he did yesterday oro the Senate foreign relations ommlttec. And the questions tarted out today covering much the same ground they did yester- day. While Marshall talked to House group, Secretary of Com- merce W. A. Harriman told the Senate foreign committee that in goods can be sup- plied to France, Italy and Austria as emergency aid without further strain on this nation's economy. Taft Launches Drive Senator Robert Taft of Ohio, head of the Senate Republican, policy committee, already has launched a drive to trim the ad- ministration's proposals and has picked up support from G.O.P- ranks. He expects to bring the Is- sue to a showdown before the policy committee Friday. Taft opposed the estimate by Secretary Marshall as the cost of economic help to Eu- rope and China up to next June 30 as too big. It brought a quick re- sponse from Dworshak of Republican Senator Idaho, who told reporter he thinks "the United States Is spending too much in Europe. It also prompted. a Democratic senator, who asked that his name not be used, to express the hope that Taft will "fight it out" Friday before the G.OJP. policy committee which the Ohioan heads. Although Taft said he wants the emergency aid program to go ahead, he contended that over-all outlays ought to be held to the present level of foreign spending. With this estimated at about yearly, Taft's stand would leave a considerable gap be- neath the to addi- tional funds Marshall has said are needed to carry on, European relief and recovery In the 15 months be- rtnnlng April 1. IVoman Shot at VIeillsville May Surgery Chicago Dr. Walter Watts aid yesterday that Mrs. Dorothy Procbasko, 21, who was shot In lead at Neillsvllle, WIs., last week. was under close observation to sea whether an operation m might needed. He said Mrs. Prochaska's left was paralyzed, but that this condl- Jon might be reduced or vanish In lme. Her condition was reported as "good" in Chicago's Cook county ospital, where she was brought via 300-mile ambulance ride after the hooting. Her husband, Albert, 25, has told uthorltles his wife was shot when rifle accidentally discharged while e was handling it. Mrs. Prochasta. cas lying In bed when the bullet ;ruck her. ;
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