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: 1 UP News Briefs Predicts Vaccine for Polio There is a "chance" that a safe, effective vaccine will be developed for polio within the next 10 years, a bacteriologist said yesterday. Dr. Albert Milzer, director of bacteriology and virology at Michael Reese Hospital, was interviewed at the 51st annual convention of the society of American bacteriologists. "There have been some tremendous strides," Milzer said. "I believe we may have a solution in five td 10 years." By solution, Milzer said, he meant vaccine. Iran Makes Plans TEHERAN, Iran, May 30.— Iran plans to proceed with nationalization of the British-controlled oil industry by taking over the big Anglo-Iranian oil company in progressive stages, it was disclosed today. CIO Attacks Big Business WASHINGTON, D. C, May 30. — The CIO charged today that big business istry-ing to "bribe" labor with a deal to scuttle wage and price controls in a "share-the-loot" scheme. CIO secretary - treasurer James B. Carey said the Chamber of Commerce of the United States and the National Association of Manufacturers are "guilty of complete irresponsibility and a narrow greed that could wholly wreck our defense program if their ideas were, adopted." Anti-feeds Gain in Italy ROME, Italy, May 30.— Anti-Communist parties have wrested power in two-thirds of the Communist-controlled small communities of Northern Italy, results of the week-end administrative elections showed today. Appeals to Americans PRINCETON, N. J., May 30. — Army secretary Frank Pace, Jr., said in a Memorial Day address today that Americans must not "through, hysteria or apathy," provoke a world war which would destroy civilization. Pace said these are the days when Americans must show fortitude and far-sighted resolve. King Still Ailing LONDON, England, May 30. — King INDIANAPOLIS TROPHY— Won by Lee .. Wallard in the famous 500-Mife automobile, classic yesterday. r lv George VI today canceled his scheduled visit to northern Ireland Friday on advice of his doctors, but Queen Elizabeth and Princess Margaret will go. "The king has not shaken off the effects of his attack of influenza and his temperature still remains unsettled," a Buckingham Palace statement said. Memorial Service for F. D. R. HYDE PARK, N. Y., May 30.— A special Memorial Day service was held today at the grave of the late president Franklin D. Roosevelt. The service itself was private — by invitation from the Franklin D. Roosevelt Home Club — but an address by U. S. Senator Brien McMahon D., Conn., was carried to holiday tourists on the estate by . loudspeaker. Red Lines Stiffen TOKYO, Japan, May 30.— United Nations forces hammered out small gains against stubborn opposition in West-Central Korea today, but Communists halted the Allied advance along most of the 120-mile front. -, . Continued on -Page Thirty-Five- | UP News Briefs Continued from Page Two In the eastern sector, North Korean Communists counter-attacked and punched I through South Korean defenses at two , points northeast of the Hyon-Inje road [ that crosses the 38th parallel! London Scores President Truman DOVER, Kan., May 30.— Alf M. Landon, » who has supported the administration in 1 many phases of its Korean policy, saidto-day that President Truman has failed to J inspire unity. The former Republican presidential candidate said, "There is corruption and a woeful lack of inspired leadership in the United, States." Kefauver Raps Administration BUFFALO, N. Y., May 30. — Sen. Estes Kefauver, Tennessee Democrat, rapped the administration last night for what he termed its "piecemeal" foreign policy and called for more concerted action by the Atlantic Pact countries to stem the moves of the Kremlin.
