Evening star. [volume], May 14, 1948, Page A-17, Image 17

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President Due to Give
: Political Talk Tonight
( ly th* A»»ociat*d Pr««
President Truman is billed for a
political address tonight before a
dinner of Young Democrats at the
' Mayflower Hotel.
i The Chief Executive, adhering to
. his new routine of “off-the-cuff”
, speaking, will talk only from notes
in a 15-minute appearance.
’ Presidential Press Secretary
Charles G. Ross said the address wfll
be a “Democratic political speech”
on domestic issues.
It will be televised, and broadcast
over the NBC, ABC and CBS net
works, starting at 10:30 pm.
Mr. Truman’s political advisers
have been urging extemporaneous
speeches in the belief that he does
better when he does not read from
a manuscript.
This procedure will be followed
by the President in his frequent
platform appearances planned dur
ing a railroad trip across the coun
try starting June 3.
Other speakers at tonight s din
ner at the Mayflower Hotel include
Democratic National Chairman Mc
Grath, House Minority Leader Ray
bum and Roy G. Baker, president
ef the Young Democratic Clubs of
| America.
Chavez Sees Recognition
Solving Palestine Crisis
By th« Associated Press
NEW YORK, May 14.— Senator
Chavez, Democrat, of View Mexico
said last night the Jewish-Arab
trouble could be solved if President
Truman named an American Am
bassador to Palestine tomorrow,
when the British leave.
Senator Chavez spoke at a Madi
son Square Garden meeting of the
Fighters for a Free Palestine.
He said the American policy on
Palestine is dictated by the oil in
dustry, and demanded an investiga
tion of the State Department which,
he said, “should be made acquainted
with the facts of life.”
Senator Chavez said oil is obtain
able much nearer home—in Mexico.
He Said that of more importance
to the United States than oil would
be "a modern, progressive, demo
cratic state in Palestine” as a for
eign base in case of war with Russia.
German Paintings Put
On Display in New York
By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, May 14.—An Army
guard brought 148 art masterpieces
from Washington yesterday for dis
| play at the Metropolitan Museum
of Art.
The paintings, all from Berlin
museums, are part of a cache found
in salt mines in Merkers, Germany,
toward the end of the war.
The Washington exhibit at the
! National Gallery of Art drew nearly
1,000,000 visitors. The collection will
be exhibited here for four weeks,
starting Monday.
The paintings will be returned to
Germany after they have been
shown in a tour of this country.
Tractor plowing contests for wom
en are being held in Northern Ire- ■
land. i
Fisherwoman Lands Glasses
ROSCOE, Tex., May 14 VP).—Mrs.
Lloyd Kelsey felt a slight tug on
her fishing line. She reeled it in.
On the line was a pair of glasses
she had dropped in the water 10
minutes earlier.
Ex-Envoy to Address
Fraternity at Smoker
Senor Pedro Perez y Rivera, for
mer Cuban Ambassador to Canada,
will address the Alpha Chapter of
Delta Phi Epsilon National Foreign
Service Fraternity at a smoker at
10:15 o’clock tonight in the fra
ternity's headquarters, 8401 Prospect
avenue N.W.
Three chapters of the fratemitj
here will meet for luncheon in th«
Club Four Hundred, 1423 F street
N.W., at 12:15 pm. Monday to hear
Thomas C. Blaisdell. assistant to
the Secretary of Commerce and
director of the Office of Interna*
tional Trade.
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