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S. k l k Vs_ Policy, Says 'Accept' Interior Secretary For Navy Gets Orders Army to President Truman today ordered Government seizure Vandenberg of the bituminous coal mines and said Secretary of Interior House Unit OK Halt Advance American Insistence Krug will take them over tomorrow. The President signed Amount Held Ample Commission Is Set Up On Just Peace Hailed the seizure order at 2 p.m., it was announced by Press Sec- To Maintain Fleet To Prevent Further Charles G. Ross, who said the President was In Senate Speech retary acting As World's Largest in the interest of preserving the “national economic struc1 Azerbaijan Clashes (Text of Byrnes’ Speech on The House Appropriations BULLETIN Page A-12.) ture in the present emergency.” Committee today recommended TEHERAN (/P).—Prince Fi- Mr. Ross added that both the United Mine Workers and By Gould Lincoln opera- a cash fund of $4,639,659,000 for rouz, director of propaganda, had informed the White House that Mr. announced that the The Paris meeting of Foreign tors Krug “was accept- the Navy in the next fiscal year, tonight Soviet Ministers a evacuation of Azer- developed “positive, able” to them. topping budget estimates by constructive, peace-seeking, bi- baijan and all Iran was com- “Does that mean the miners will work for the $374,260,000, to finance an in- 6. partisan foreign policy for the Government?” pleted May , tensified training and research United States,” Senator Van- a reporter asked, th« program. By Associated Pr?ss denburg. Republican, of Michi- Mr. Ross said he couldn’t draw inferences for any the reporters. The committee's bill, sent to the LONDON, May 21.—Premier gan told the Senate today. Mr. Krug was expected to announce shortly his plans for seizing House floor for debate starting to- Ahmed Qavam broadcast strict Senator Vandenberg, who attend- a He a morrow, represented compromise orders to Iranian ed the as an and operating the mines. called press conference for 2:30 troops today conference adviser to p.m. between Bureau recom- Budget "not to go further from their Secretary of State Byrnes, said that mendations and the Navy’s requests. positions" along the Azerbaijan for the time being he was “willing The Navy originally asked approxi- to let the record stand” where Sec- border, where some clashes have Strike Vote mately $6,000,000,000. Including con- Progress Reported Approved occurred. retary Byrnes left it in his radio tract authority and reappropria- report last night. tions. The broadcast said the Premier Mr. in told Russia Byrnes, effect, In Moves to Avert Bakers' Included in the $4,639,659,000 the had established a commission to to stop blocking a 21-nation By Leaders; peace committee approved is a transfer prevent further clashes arrd had an- conference this summer or the of $500,000,000 from the naval stock nounced some persons accused of United States would the whole carry Walkout Ballot Due fund to the pay and subsistence causing the clashes would be court- matter to the United Nations Gen- Railway Saturday account. The stock fund includes martialed. eral Assembly—where Russia does for stores money ship uniforms and His message on the Teheran not have a veto. The Secretary Conciliation Protests Cut similar Parleys Group purposes. radio came some time after the proclaimed an American “offensive In Believes Funds Ample. Tabriz radio, of the for peace" and warned—his words Continue, With Truman Flour Supply; mouthpiece The committee said it believed self-declared autonomous obviously aimed at Russia—that province to Lend Hand Jobs Are Affected the new funds would be ample to bordering Russia, had asserted that other nations "must not get the Ready Says maintain the world's largest and most bloody civil strife prevailed for the impression they can their They Should Help Each Other impose A. Fox A strike vote was authorized modern The fund second will on us.” By Joseph Navy. proposed day. the is $8,118,928,879 below current year New Attack Reported. Russia Held for Government ef- by Executive Committee of Responsible. Prospects appropriations. The Azerbaijans reported that It was obvious that Mr. the bakers’ union Charles Byrnes' forts to keep the railroads run-, today, Original Budget Bureau estimates, U. S. Officer Points Out Nazi Dissolution of Luce central government troops opened a was * holding Russia responsible for the committee said, were ‘'insuf- new attack as B. McClosky, secretary of the heavy yesterday morning the outcome of the ning seemed brighter today disappointing ficient" to insure a Navy “that may 100 miles south of Tabriz at Sain Foreign Ministers' Conference, which Truman returned to union, announced at the meet- President be expected to meet any contingency Who Massacre Qaleh (Shahindaji. The govern- recessed last Began Malmedy Committee Ordered Thursday until June close. reasonably foreseeable in the fu- ment were the White House to ing’s By tht Associated Press 1st Panzer to hunt human troops said to be using 15. prepared ture.” Regiment The union’s 1.000 members, whose for and issued artillery and mortars. Senator conceded the lend a hand in the DACHAU, Germany, May 21—A beings sport "no pris- Vandenberg negotiations To provide for a comprehensive 'Subsequently, however, a dis- manpower produces 80 cent of grim Kentucky soldier pointed today oner" orders. DAR Paris meeting had failed to produce if per Navy and Marine Reserve training By Congress patch direct from Tabriz said the necessary. at a Nazi SS trooper and accused "We were standing in the field at agreement on vital matters, but said Washington’s bread, will vote Sat- program, the committee recom- trainmen and 150 Azerbaijan authorities had can- it had solidified American to While engineers him of starting the Malmedy mas- Malmed.v crossroads, to 175 of Also Vote policy urday at 525 New avenue mended an increase to $133,800,000 Delegates celed martial law because Jersey sacre of 71 unarmed American pris- us, unarmed with our hands peace- write a "peace for keeps,-' based on went ahead with their plans to he said. in the Budget Bureau's estimate of clasped ful methods N.W., over our Confidence in prevail.' and not oners of war by wantonly firing at heads,” Lt. Larv testified. Board justice vengeance. strike at the end of the five-day The committee authorized a tele- $78,811,000 for training. "Rumors about a state of war are them with his "I saw no wounded men. were He described the as It that the pistol. They development truce Thursday, if peace moves gram to Chairman Murray of the explained additional all Of untrue,” the Teheran radio of the a Lt. P. of Winches- Americans. Management complete success. Senate Small Business Committee money will permit training of 55,000 Virgil Lary, jr.. Qavam government said in English "It failed, both their spokesmen and in the trial of 74 SS "Two vehicles drove up and parked is based, at last, upon the mo- and to Secretary of additional men and 3.000 additional ter, testifying By Gretchen Smith and Russian broadcasts. Agriculture on our flank and I saw a German language ralities of the Atlantic and the San those for the carriers reported prog- Anderson. officers in the Naval Re- veterans in the Dachau War Crimes Star Staff Correspondent It asserted that The telegram read: organized a Qavam was trying Francisco was one of six Americans place machine gun over the side Charters." he said. "Yet ress in their talks with “Bakers Union serve; provide a volunteer reserve Court, ATLANTIC CITY, 21.— “to solve the conflict a separate 118, in behalf of its of one. May in friendly it is based the who survived the butchery at the Then another vehicle drove equally upon prac- John R. Steelman, White House 1.000 members, vigorously protests training program for 60,000 officers Immediate dissolution of the manner” and said persons outside tical necessities Belgian town of Malmedy during up and stopped between the other required for continuation of flour cut and men; training “in some form “DAR Committee Racial Iran were the skir- labor adviser, who is acting as me- program winter battle of the Ardennes two. I saw a man take his Against magnifying Europe’s rehabilitation.” forced or other” for 60,000 Marine the pistol mishes "in upon baking industry by Corps and aim Discrimination in use of order U> influence public in diator. bulge 17 months ago. That was in the direction of our the Significant Campaign. Government. Jobs and pay en- Reservists, and completion of the opinion.' at National late last offensive.