Wallgren Willing lo
Accept Vice Presi
dent Nomination
OLYMPIA (A*)—Governor Wall
gren’s topper was squarely in the
state political ring Saturday after
his announcement he will seek re
election, but that his candidacy
will not prevent him from accept
ing the Democratic vice presiden
tial nomination if offered.
The governor made his first def
inite statement that he will cam
paign for re-election in comment
ing on reports that a Wallgren
“trial balloon” for higher office
might be sent up at a meeting of
midwest Democrats in Kansas City
Nov. 20.
Wallgren said he “naturally
would accept” the vice presiden
tial nomination but his present
plans "are to file for governor.”
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Wallace Suggests j
U. S. Revolution
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BATON ROUGE, La. (A*) — i
Henry Wallace told students at
Louisiana state university last
night that “it may be necessary to
use of basic political right of revo
lution to restore democracy” in the
United States, if fascism comes to
this country.
It was while criticizing the gov
ernment loyalty check that the
former vice president declared.
“It really calls for sacrifice to
day to join the resistance move
ment against American fascism,
but thank God we can now operate
above ground. Tomorrow it may
be necessary to use the basic po
litical right of revolution to re
store democracy. 1 don’t exagger
ate the danger.”
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Reynaud Seeks
Blum’s Support In
Forming Cabinet
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PARIS, (#*) — Former Premier
Paul Reynaud was reported. by
friends today to have left for the
country home of former Premier
Leon Blum, head of the socialist
party, to enlist Blum's support for
a new cabinet Reynaud may form
this week.
Socialist Premier Paul Ramadier
was expected to resign as soon as
Reynaud secures pledges of 310
assembly votes in order to assure
a stronger government to cope
with mounting unrest.
About 500 police and soldiers
ringed city hall, where Pierre De
Gaulle, brother of Gen. Charles de
Gaulle, was to be elected president
of the municipal council today. De
Gaulle's new French People's par
ty recently carried many munici
pal elections throughout France.
Police said the precautions wen;
taken against the possibility that
left wing elements might start a
riot, as they did last week in Mar
seille under similar circumstances.
Th(? strike in the coal fields of
northern France spread to the Pas
de Calais department, bringing to
10,000 the total of miners on
i ’
strike.
The security police said 400 po
, licemen and two light tanks were
i used in the raid Friday night on
j the Russian repatriation center at
j Camp Beauregard. Three children
| and their mothers were removed.
, The communist newspaper L’Hu
; manite had asserted that 2,000
j troops participated,
j The foreign ministry denied.
' Russia had protested. Police said
1 the children, who were to nave
gone to Russia with their mother,
were French citizens and had
been placed in custody of their
father by court order.
Princess Receives
! Many Jewels As
Wedding Gifts
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| LONDON, (/P) — The king and
j queen gave Princess Elizabeth a
necklace of pea-sized diamonds
and rubies today for her royal
marriage Thursday to Lt. Philip
; Mountbatten.
The glittering jewels were from
the personal collection of the royal
family. The necklace, an inch
wide, was the most dazzling pres
ent shown to reporters in a dis
play of more than 1,200 gifts
which already have arrived at St.
James’ palace.
King George VI and Queen
Elizabeth also gave their heiress
| apparent two strings of pearls the
i size of small grapes.
Dowager Queen Mary presented
diamond ear rings, a diamond ti
ara, a stomacher and a diamond
brooch. She had inherited some of
the gems from Queen Victoria. The
glass bowl sent by President and
Mrs. Truman also was displayed
at St. James’.
Four visiting kings and six vis
iting queens were among the 27
royal personages already assem
blel for the nuptials of the hand
some couple at Westminister Ab
bey. It was the largest assembly of
European royalty in the ten years
since the king was crowned in
succession to Edward VIII, who
received no invitation to his
niece’s wedding.
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Italy’s Government
Strengthens
Poliee Foree
ROME (/P>—The Italian govern
ment, plagued by widespread po
litical disorders that have claimed
10 lives in the past week, moved
swiftly today to strengthen the
national police force and announc
ed it was prepared to “deal ener
getically with any assault on de
mocracy.”
Mario'Scelba, minister of the in
terior, disclosed the strength of
the carabinieri was being increas
ed from 65,000 to 75.000 men and
said that all securty forces were
being overhauled and tightened.
Scerba’s statement coincided with
a new blast against Premier Al
cide de Gasperi’s Christian Demo
crat government by Communist
leader Palmiro Togliatti, who de
clared in a speech at Milan that
the government was toadying to
“foreigners” and was ’‘allied to the
neo-fascists.”
“All who think to recreate fas
cism in Italy must take into ac
! count the organized force of la
bor,” Togliatti said.
j “Naturally, he added, “the Ital
ian situation is linked to the inter
national situation, where there is
I accentuated the contrast between
Tiny Tot Obeys:
Almost Burns
WASHINGTON, l/P) — Three
year-old Jimmy Lee was told not
to move from his room — and
obeyed.
Firemen carried him from the
room where he was found sitting
quietly in his chair while smoke
from a basement fire filled the
house.
They _>aid a baby sitter, hired
oy his mother, Mrs. Dora May Lee,
told him not to move whdo she
made a trip to a neighborhood
store.
democratic, progressive social
forces and the most reactionary
imperalistic- groups.”
The communist leader accused
Scerba of “collusion with Mandit
groups,” the news agency ANSA
reported, and asserted that the
Christian Democrats were “allied
to the enemies of religious faith,
tightly bound in a bundle with
Truman, the Masons and Croce.”
Benedetto Croce, elderly histori
on, philosopher and statesman,
served in the Badoglio and Bono
mi cabinets in 1944.
Italian press dispatches, mean
while, reported fresh disorders
yesterday in several small com
munities in the vicinity of Rome,
Siena and Venice.
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