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8 THE PIXGHAJITOX PRESS, 3IOXDAT EVENIXG, APRIL 8, 1946. nomic problems," Mr. Randolph said. Congress Split Democratic Farm, Labor Johns Hopkins Plans Battle on Over ruman "aims at reaching beyond 1946." Members of the group who belong to the Political Action Committee already are committed to support of the Democratic Party in elections this year, it was explained. "We wish to start an educational campaign that will unite American progressives behind a democratic program reaching toward a fundamental solution of our eco Split Likely Dread Disease Chicago The possibility of a split in Democratic ranks developed today with the announcement that progressive farm and FUEL OIL KEROSENE GASOLINE PROMPT DELIVERY FULLER OIL GO.

698 Chenango Street Dial 2-1679 Rheumatic Research Will Military Plans Draft, Training, Merger Insistence Cause New Controversy Be Major Project After July 1 labor leaders met secretly here; 4uring the weekend to discuss; formation of a third party. A spokesman for the group said representatives from 16 states met: to discuss "the possibilities for; Time for a Killing Take Advantage of the Market Now Sell Your Car to Top Hoffman 48 State Stf Dial 2-1350 Washington (JP) President Truman's firm insistence on draft extension, army-navy merger and universal training plunged law independent progressive political action" in the 1948 national election. The group was composed of 75 farm, labor and progressive leaders. The meetings were held in secrecy, an announcement said. makers today into fresh contro versy, that cut sharply across party lines.

The Chief Executive emphasized in his Chicago Army Day speech Saturday that he wants Selective Service continued for a year, de sires the military forces consol idated in one department and is WE Store Fixtures for Every Business, Such as Dry Goods Stores, Shoe Stores, Jewelry Stores, Restaurants, Taverns, to the Latest Word of Style "NVe also manufacture of modern designs. "We build any cabinet of your desire. Modern Kitchen Cabinets and Kefiuishinp. Estimates pladly given. Shop hours from 8 A.

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Y. Between North and Main Streets Shop Phone END. 2284 Residence END. 160-W just as strong as ever for a peace time training program which he in sisted would not involve con because many of those attending; were here only as individuals and not as representatives or their1 various organizations. The an-! liouncement disclosed that' some were members of the Political Ac-j tion Committee.

i A provisional national commit-: tee was established, headed tern-; porarily by A. Philip Randolph, president of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters. (A. F. The meeting was called by Mr.

Randolph, who was a leader in the campaign for establishment of! the Fair Employment Practices Commission (FEPO. i Mr. Randolph said the program scription." But in some Senate quarters his declaration that a necessary army of many men "can be continuously and adequately supplied for, another year only by the Se lective Service Act" was inter By JAMES E. HAGUE Associated Press Staff Writer Baltimore An intensified campaign against rheumatic fever, one of the dread diseases of childhood, will begin at Johns Hopkins Hospital this sumemr. Dr.

Helen B. Taussig, nationally known for her role in the "blue" baby operations, has been conducting clinical research in rheumatic fver for years at the Harriet Lane Home for Invalid Children, Hopkins Pediatrics Division. In July, laboratory research into the causes and prevention of rheumatic fever, already under way at the Rockefeller Foundation in New York City, will become one of the major projects at Harriet Lane. Leading Authority Dr. Francis Schwenlker, who becomes head of the pediatrics staff July 1, said he and Dr.

Lewis Thomas have been working in such research at the foundation. Dr. Schwentker is one of the leading authorities in infectious diseases. Dr. Thomas will join Dr.

Schwentker on the Hopkins staff July 1. The results of rheumatic fever often fatal damage to the heart are known. The causes and effective preventive measures are not known. It has been known for some time that rheumatic fever often follows hemolytic streptococcal infections and that the disease is more prevalent in the northern climates where the streptococcal danger also is greater. However, not all such attacks follow such infections.

Has 'Strep' Link Dr. Schwentker and Dr. Thomas want to know why rheumatic fever apparently has some link to the "strep" infection. At present their work is confined to the laboratory, but Dr. Schwenlker hopes soon to combine the clinical findings of Dr.

Taussig with the knowledge gained in the lab. He said the hope and he emphasized that it was only a hope was that the present avenue of research would lead to a method of preventing rheumatic fever. In San Quentin, it was announced recently that 25 San Quentin prisoners would receive inoculations of dead hemolytic streptococci in the hope that their bodies would produce an effective serum against rheumatic fever and other diseases. All the convicts are volunteers. preted as paving the way for congressional delay on training legislation.

Training, Draft at Odds Senator Bridges N. a member of the Military Committee, told a reporter he doesn't see how any training system could be set up as long as the draft continues. "You can't draft everybody who is 18 and have anybody left to train," he remarked. Mr. Bridges indicated also that there may be organized opposition to any speedy action by the committee on proposed legislation to unify the armed forces.

The committee will take up the question tomorrow. At the same time the House Military Affairs Committee will attempt to reach a showdown on a proposal to continue draft registrations for a year but prevent the Induction of any men under its terms. May Probe Unification Plan Mr. Bridges said he and others on the Senate group may ask for a searching inquiry into the pro i II I -I I Iff ll 1 1 lip 1 4- jT IT'S BEnERV FASTER, MILDER Jf THAN SOAP! YS SAFE FOR ALL SURFACES! Jjl. SAW WINDOWS JT SPARKLE SO! If Wi NO STREAKS rrt sT 1 WITH if li yBMBBESfSiraS 1 lf Here's a new and different kind of household cleaner! It's safe, not inflammable! Bad news to dirt and grease good news to your hands! A few drops of new Ethyl Cleaner plus water leave paint, glass and metaT sparklingall in one easy operation.

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NEW! tinr1 ill Save Money 3, F' IP II tlOMI frwa 1 bM Smallpox on Coast Is Probed hy Army Washington (U.R) The Army Surgeon General's office reported today it is investigating outbreaks of smallpox on the Pacific Coast and tightening all military quarantine safeguards against importation of smallpox and other diseases. The army medical officers are Many insects, including the monarch butterfly, play 'possum on occasion. To Those Leaving Service By JACK KOFOED Special Correspondent To The Binghamton Press and the Chicago Daily News Fort Dix, Wrightstown, N. J. Set down in the pine bar making their investigation jointly rens of New Jersey, midway between New York and Phila delphia, is the biggest separation center in the United States.

posal to put army, navy and air under one cabinet chief, a unification plan that Mr. Truman promised "does not mean subordination of any branch of the service." The President's promise encouraged some who have been doubtful about the merger, including Senator Russell Ga. a naval committee member who said he will vote for it only if army, navy and air maintain their identities. There Is a wide division of opinio among legislators over this proposal, as evidenced by comments on the President's speech. Senator Wherry of Nebraska, the Senate's Republican whip, said he is against both unification and compulsory military training.

He said he might go along with extension of the draft, "if we cannot get enough volunteers." LaFollette Against Draft Chairman Elbert Thomas Utah) of the Military Affairs Committee, who is opposed to extension of the draft and the compulsory training program, said he thought the unification measure which he helped draw "can become law in this session if the American people are for it." But Senator LaFollette Wis.) said he thought the President "makes a mistake in continuing to hinge the problem of our military security in the future on permanent peacetime conscription." He suggested, as did Senators Elmer Thomas Okla.) and Wherry, that the accent be put on making the armed forces attractive to volunteers by pay raises and other inducements. Senator Edwin C. Johnson a strong supporter of unification, challenged the President's statement that "universal training is not conscription." WHIPPLE'S AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS FOR ETHYL CLEANER 225-229 STATE STREET BINGHAMTON, N. Y. During the two years Fort Dix has functioned in this capacity it has returned to civilian life more than 800,000 officers, men and with the navy and U.

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While Seoul The U. Commission on Korea issued its! fourth communique today again saying merely that discussions' thousands of veterans are being demobilized, thousands of youngsters pour in daily for induction 7 into the army. Most of them, would continue "on subjects previously announced." The commission's task is to after basic training, will be sent overseas as replacements for the "How's it coming, soldier?" I asked. armies of occupation. I felt a nostalgic twinge at vis "Hush an1 one day you, too, go up the mountain!" iting Dix.

It was there, in August of 1919, that I was discharged as a veteran of World War I. The difference is amazing. In those days we came as organiza tions, rather than as individuals whose points had won us the Benny sipped his beer medita-l tively. "Look, bud," he said, "this part of the country looks like a dump 'they ought to give back to the Indians. An' to make it worse, it's rainin' cats an dogs.

But, everything's beautiful. In two hours I'll be back in Greenpernt, wearin that double-breasted blue serge, and my girl'll come over for dinner." He looked lovingly at the discharge emblem. "I guess Fort T)ix is just about the nicest place in the world right now," he said. right to be discharged. We were hustled througn as chart the country's rehabilitation and arrange for the establishment of stable government.

The discussions began in mid-March. Complete liaison between Lt. Gen. John R. Hodge, commander of American troops in South Korea, and Col.

Gen. I. M. Chris-tiakov', commander of- Soviet troops in North Korea, was established with arrival in Seoul of two Russian majors. WHAT, NO BROWNS? Kansas City, Mo.

(INS) Kansas City has no sinners, but it has three Saints, according to a new city directory. Although there may be lots of Joneses in the world, they run a poor second to the Smiths in the new -directory. Population figures aren't given, but there are four 'millions in the book. fast papers could be filled out. There were no questions asked as to whether we would need job help, or such things.

The army was through with us, ana wanted to get rid of us in a hurry. Thanks for Services It's different at Fort Dix now. Bill Would Aid Land Preparation Washington U.R) The Interior Department is backing a bill which would provide for preliminary preparation of raw public lands for settlement. Introduced by Representative John R. Murdock Ariz, the bill is an omnibus of many loose ends which the department would like to see passed.

The bill has passed the House and is about to be heard in committee in the Senate. The importance of the bill is that it would provide partial cultivation of lands on Bureau of Reclamation projects which will be opened late this summer for TRAVEL EXPERT, Topeka, Kans. (INS) Former When the routine physicals and paper work, and payoff are accomplished, plus orientation talks Capt. Tom King, of the U. S.

Army, traveled thousands of miles throughout the world as an infantryman. Thus, it was only natural that he should open "a Convert unwanted household effects into ready cash. Sell them to someone who needs them through a Binghamton Press Want Ad. Dial 2-3411 now. travel agency upon his discharge.

The new business, with his wife as vice-president, is known as the King Travel Service. on jobs, and what to expect in civilian life, there is an impressive ceremony in the chapel; a sort of thanks from the army for services rendered. This is one of the sharpest differences between the -discharge methods of 1919 and 1946. Today's army tries to express its appreciation. The other one just wanted the men to get out of its hair.

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