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“We cannot let that happen.”

Bloom said, urging restrictions only the offending agency. “The worst

op lersnee phn of the conferees.” Bloom's fear that the British might impose a blanket penalty in form of tighter censorship on all services, including the American, was based on a suggestion by Brendan Bracken, British information|

_ maintained In future important allied meetings.

minister, that “sbsolute secrecy” be’

Davis Offers Plan Meantime, OWI chief Elmer Davis, | who denounced Reuters bitterly, | that instead of Bracgen's |. “aholsute secrecy,” it wou henceforth to aie fact that such a meeting was underway, without revealing the!

told & press cenference called to re-| veal the scope of his protests to Bracken.

The Reuters affair also brought sharp reaction in congress, where Rep. Prank Carlson (R. Kans) de- " manded a congressional investigation of the British agency's “scoop” and the "siip-shod and bungling “manner” in which the Roosevelt ‘Churchill-Chiang conference Was

took the initistive toward an investigation. he would introduce a resolution calling for one. Bloom did not believe an investigation was warranted “as it

the British to do something ™

mid Da protest.

“Wit would leak out anyway," Davis

Alexander M. McVie Funeral services for Alexander M. McVie will ‘be held at 2p m today at- the ‘Flanner and Bu--chanan--mortifiry followed by.

{ burial in Crown Hill.

Mr. McVie, secretary of Kingan & Co, for the past 21 years, died Tuesday at his home; 5226 Grandview dr. He was 57. Active pallbearers will be W, R. Sinclair, Dan W. Flickinger, H. C. Greer, C."H. Keehn, Alex Clark, and F. T. Lewis. Honorary pallbearers are T. G. Sinclair, C. FP. Merrell, 8. B. Sutphin, R L. White, Carl Everleigh, Archie Gerrard, C. L. Nye, 'E. C. Hervey and J Ww: McElligott.

PAL CLUBS TO HELP FIGHT. DELINQUENCY

Juvenile rehabilitation aitivities received new impetus today with announcement that ‘teen-age offenders brought to the police juvenile aid division will be given another chance in community pal clubs organized in city parks, To supervise this first merger of the police and parks programs, Sgt Emmett B Staggs of the juvenile announced He. said if no-commitiee gid division has: been .reassigned:-to: part-time duty with the park board. ‘Park Superintendent Paul V Brown .satd it was hoped that through their absorption . into the : seven pal clubs now functioning in happened over there and it is up to, various city parks, it was hoped that. He juveniles would be “diverted from vis had made sufficient vandalistic destriction to construc{tive recreation.”

* mittee, concluding a two-day session

| { formula.

two of Dominguez’ political enemies.

To Seek 17-Cents-an-.Hour Pay Boost.

its no-strike pledge for the dura a 17-cents-an-hour pay boost for

The union's wage and policy com«

at “which a ‘programa of demands were formulated on the nation's {steel companies, called upon the companies with whom it" has.contracts to agree in forthcoming col{lective bargaining conferences that

{ present contracts -shall remain” in}.

{full force pending negotiations and

{submission ~of -any: unresolved dis-| :

‘putes to the war labor board,

| Any modifications or wage adjust] = = :

ments mutually agreed upon or which may be directed by the WLB, shall be retroactive to the date of the execution of such extended |agreement, the committee declared, The demand for higher wages is | part of the C. 1. Os drive for revi|sion of the “little steel” wage

DISPUTE UNSETTLED AT KAISER SHIPYARD

RICHMOND, Cal. Dec. 3 (U..P.).|

{—Production of merchant ships and ‘naval corvettes at four great Kaiser shipyards here was curtailed for the sedond consecutive day today as nearly 4000 machinists involved in a union jurisdictional dispute with operating engineers remained away from their jobs, The work stoppage, reportedly repudiated by the Machinists’ International, came after a profracted controversy between the Machinists and the International Union of Operating Engineers (A. PF. of L) over whose men should’ repair new

heavy. machinery at the expanded!

outfitting docks of yard No.'3,

MEXICAN ASSASSINATED MEXICO CITY, Dec. 3 (U, P).—

Augustin Rivero Domingues, a sec-{-

ond-rate politician, and his bodyguard were shot and killed yesterday on a busy down town. street by

|C. L 0. Steelworkers Plan

| PITTSBURGH, Dec. 3 (U, P)— * [ne C. I. O. united steelworkers of : America. late yesterday reaffirmed |

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