Evening star. [volume], September 07, 1948, Page A-17, Image 17

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Senator Lucas Urges
Closer Co-operation
With Franco Regime
•y th« Auaciated Pros*
ROME, Sept. 7.—Senator Lucas,
Democrat, of Illinois said here to
day that “in my opinion, we ought
to look forward to closer co-opera
tion with the Spanish government.”
The Senator is a member of the
American delegation to the 37th
conference of the Interparliamen
tary Union. With four other mem
bers of the delegation, he made a
brief halt in Spain en route here
in the White House plane.
With Senator Fulbright, Demo
crat, of Arkansas, Senator Lucas Is
planning a postconference trip to
Palestine, Yugoslavia, Trieste and
the Soviet and Western sones of
Germany.
Urges European Unity.
He said he would probably decide
for or against the trip in the next
24 hours. They also would like to
visit Greece and Turkey.
Senator Lucas said he thinks that
European countries should begin to
unit to make the European Recov
ery Program work.
He said he found agricultural con
ditions in Spain "appalling.”
"During a short drive outside
Madrid, we found that they appar
ently had learned nothing new in
the last 300 or 400 years,” he added.
“However,” he said, “I understand
the Franco government is making
headway with social reforms, and I
think it is time, for a number of
reasons, that we got a little closer
to them.”
Fulbright May Shift an ERP.
Senator Fulbright said he may
not be able to support ERP in the
next session of Congress unless
“there are concrete results.”
He said he considers Western
European unity the basis of Euro
pean recovery.
“It seems to me that the time has
come when it is politically feasible
to begin the process of uniting
Europe,” he said. “The only justi
fication for American aid to Europe
is that it result in some unity, mak
ing for a body that could defend and
support itself.
"I am going to find it very hard,
personally, to support ERP in the
next session of Congress unless
there are concrete results.”
French Count Gets Hearing
On Canadian Deportation
•y th« Associated Press
OTTAWA, Sept. 7.—A French
count, battling deportation to his
homeland for trial on charges that
he was a major collaborationist
during the German occupation, will
have a hearing tomorrow on a writ
of habeas corpus.
The deportation order applies to
Count Jacques Duge de Bernonville,
his wife and two daughters.
Issuance of the writ Saturday
granted the family a temporary
reprieve from deportation. Tomor
row the crown will be asked to show
cause for the count's arrest.
The count and two daughters are
being held in Montreal for deporta
tion sometime after mid-September.
His wife was released on $1,000 bail
to get in touch with a third daugh
ter traveling in Ontario.
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A Tow son (Md.) man was elected
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ninth Division Association and seven
Washington residents were named
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session of the association’s annual
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