Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 136, Decatur, Adams County, 9 June 1948 — Page 6

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Two Police Radio Permits Cancelled Action Protested By Col. Rossow Madison. Ind. June 9—tl’P* — Col. Robert Rossow superintendent of Indiana state police, today criticized the federal communications commission for camelling radio permits of police departments in two Indiana cities. Rossow spoke at the 26th annual convention of the Indiana Association of Chiefs of Police, held al Cliffy Pa ls state park lie said he first became aware that "something was seriously wrong ’ two weeks ag i when the Valparaiso police department call ed state police headquarters to ask If any light could be shed on I LARD OPEN KETTLE RENDERED TO GIVE YOU OLD-FASHIONED FLAVOR 5 Lb. 25 Bucket GERBER MEAT MARKET

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I tile reason tor the FCC turning down Valparaiso's request to use the established state-wide police radio network frequency. X'o reason could lie found, he I »aid. Va'paralso police were of the I opinion that they "could not and should not do without this essen- 1 tial part of their radio system because it would leave them with I no radio contact with neighlsiring 1 departments and with the state - police station at Unties Park." I Rossow said. i A few days later after Indiana 1 police conferred with FCC chairman Wavne Coy and with Rep Charles Halleck ami Sen Homer Capehart in Washington. Valparaiso was granted a temporary three month operating permit. However, Terre Haute authorities then were refused federal permission to use the police radio network. Then came a letter from the FCC Rossow saitl In part, the letter read " . . . there is a grave doubt as to whether public interest would be served by a contin- ■ uam-e of point-to-point police | communications on these frequencies." The state police superintendent fumed at the letter "I think that statement Ulus trates better than anything else how utterly uninformed the FCC is concerning what we are actually doing out here and why we have to do it.” he toid the state police chiefs todav. "It also shows how much in Jeopardy our present radio setup actually is. a system, by the way, which is generally recognized as the finest of its kind in the country " As an illustration. Rossow said that if a bank robbery would occur in Terre Haute, under present restrictions Terre Haute police would not be permitted to radio a warning to police in surrounding cities. Rossow urged that other Indi-

Marshall Announces Acceptance 01 Pad Formal Acceptance Os Germany Pact Washington. June 9 ft'l’l Secretary of state George C. .Marshall today announced formal I’nited States acceptance of the recent six power London agreement on western Germany. The agreement recommended creation of a constituent assembly which would draft a constitution for a new German state It also would set up machinery for seven power administration of the Ruhr industrial area, with Germany having a vole*- in this "The I'nited States believes the recommendations represent a ma jor step toward a comprehensive sedution of Germany's problems.” .Marshall said at a press conferen< e. Seek Revision Paris, June 9 <t'P> Foreign minister Georges Bidault said today that Frame would begin at once to try to get the six-power London agreement on Germany revised. The agreement roused vigorous protests in France, threatening the position of premier Robert S human's government Bidault addressed the national assembly's foreign affairs commission in c losed session. He ask ed for parliamentary support of his policy on Germany, but admitted that the lamdon agreement fell far short of French aspirations. and revision would be sought. The- agreement merely constituted recommendations, and not ti treaty. Bidault told the commission. He said the recommendations very well could be revised, and that much depended on how they Were- applied ana police departments join the state police in '"'•organized opposition" to "any attempt on the part of tin- FCC to curtail or dis continue- our radio network because we consider it absolutely essential to efficient police operation" L _ 2.T —- SENATE IS ASKED by President Truman to confirm nomination of Tracy S. Voorhees as assistaat secretary of the Army. Voorhees now is food administrator for occupied areas. (International) Fifty million dimes were Inserted last year inti* the familiar steel lockers seen in railroad, airline and bus terminals throughout America, ac cording to Steelways Magazine. Trade ?n a Good Town — Oecatut Q ML aJ • R Vl -el WIAWNO bis new judicial robes. Federal Judfe T. Alan Goldstaroufh is shown in his Washington court just before he ordered John L. Lewis, mine workers* chief, to bargain with Southern Coal Operators. Lewis recently refused to negotiate with eertaia operators and a court order was asked by attorneys for the National Labor Relations Board. & (International)

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Atomic Workers On Alert For Walkout - Notice Served Os Strike Readiness Oak Ridxe. Tenn . June 9 I CPI Atomic workers served notice I here today they an* ready for a strike on 24 hours notice as nego’la lions in a wage dispute at the national laboratories lesumed under i a new cloud. .Members of the atomic trades ! anil labor council (AFLI said they 1 would continue the wage talks as . long as "things are halfway favorable for a settlement. ’ But they voted to hold them selves r»-ady for a wa’kout on 24 hours call in case a strike is necessary to enforce their demands for wage increases. Inion members also, for the firs! time, issued a stinging denunciation of atomic energy commission chairman David E. I.lllenthal for what they called his "open support of a vicious contractor in our lengthy labor dispute." They said I.lllenthal r statement that he would order Carbide and ! Carbon Chemicals Corp, to operate] the laboratories even if a strike is tailed "shows clearly that he is no longer the workers’ friend.” Kenneth Stott, representing the union, said the vote sot a 24-hour strike alert was unanimous. The workers offered establish maintenance < rews and made plans for. an "orderly" shutdown of operations "in case a strike is neces-

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