Franco Decorates
Mrs. Peron
MADRID, {JP)—Mrs. Juan Pe
ron, attractive wife of the Argen
tine president, raised her arm to
day in the falange salute after
Generalissimo Francisco Franco
decorated her with the cross of
Isabel the Catholic.
The 32-year-old former actress,
whose Argentine friends call her
the South American Mrs. Roose
velt and whose critics declare her
a meddler, spoke briefly to a huge
crowd outside the national palace.
She compared what she called
the “true distributive democracy”
of Spain and Argentina to the
‘‘blase, deceptive democracy” of
other countries which she did not
name.
Franco, who accompanied her to
the balcony, said Peron had sent
to Spain “the heart of Argentina”
VARIETY
SHAWNEE, Kas. (^—Religious
beliefs in Rev. Joseph E. Goens’
family vary.
The Rev. Donald B. Goens, pas
tor of the St. Agnes Catholic
church, told a meeting of the co
. operative club:
His father, the Rev. Joseph E.
j Goens, is a retired minister in the
! Church of the Brethren.
| His oldest brother, James Har
old of St. Louis is a Christian Sci
entist.
Another brother, John Ernest,
is a mdmber of the Central Chris
tian church and a sister, Mrs. Har
old Foley of Berkeley, Calif., be
longs to the Latter Day Saints
church.
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and bade the Spanish crowd to
“give her your Spanish heart in
return” and “entone your hymns
of war and peace.”
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To Leave China
PEIPING, (fl*)—The remainder
of the First Division of U. S. Ma
rines, stationed at Tientsin, will
complete its evacuation from
China within about 10 days,, head
quarters announced today.
The first group to depart is
scheduled tentatively to board
ship June 12; a second group,
June 16; and the last, June 19.
When the approximately 1,500
men have sailed for Camp Pen
dleton, Calif., the only marines re
maining in Tientsin will be a
group of service troops processing
surplus property and terminating
leases, the Tientsin headquarters
announcement said.
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SAN FRANCISCO, UP) — The
CIO longshoremen and the water
front employers* association Sat
urday signed a hew contract and
looked hopefully to a full year of
peace on Pacific coast waterfronts.
Harry Bruges, head of the
long shoremen, announced his
union agreed to extending the
present contract a year, on condi
tion the employers settle with
other CIO maritime unions by
June 15.
A spokesman for the shipown
ers said the agreement with long
shoremen “should result in
prompt agreements with these
(other seagoing unions.”
A growing sentiment for avoid
ing strikes was reported by ob
servers among the three latter
groups, the maritime engineers
beneficial association, the Ameri
can communications association
radiomen and the CIO marine
cooks and stewards. The inde
pendent firemen’s union has also
to come to terms. All have been
offered contract extensions. I
The engineers, who have been
holding out for a 6 per cent wage
increase, announced willingness
to arbitrate the demand.
The action of the international
! longshoremen’s and warehouse
men’s union was expected to have
strong influence on the smaller
unions in their negotiations.
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backing of President Truman, de
feated Rep. Roger Slaughter. Ax
tell subsequently lost the election
to Republican Albert L. Reeves,
Jr-,
The sub-committee Friday com
pleted hearings on a resolution
by Senator Kem (R.-Mo.), calling
on the Senate to determine whe
ther Attoney General Clark and
his aides properly handled com
plaints about the election. Ken)
said he thought the investigation
should continue.
Senator Taft (R.-Ohio>, after
firing another round at President
Truman in their exchange over
economics, asked how the Presi
dent can opposed tax cut for in
dividuals when he approved one
for corporations in 1945. Taft de
clared Friday that the President’s
administration must bear respon
sibility for. ‘‘having created all
the basic conditions which com
pel high prices.”
The House failed to wind up de
bate Friday on legislation author
izing the state department to op
erate a foreign information and
education exchange program and
won’t get around to a vote before
the first of this week. Opponents
fired briskly at the bill Friday.
The suggested program would in
clude the ‘‘voice 6f America”
broadcasts.
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