Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 February 1949 — Page 27

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n any sub : : !lative observers that this Sroup will wi nee again be an outsignt, re- Seen the two houses. They can fof Commerce mouthpiece, is agnt- sell their livestock or crops in| WHILE the lobbies continue'to - = ofa , Liberal Group Joins Democrats OR Sri pple the decision either way oring the tax on grounds that it|Chicago, Cincinnati or at some|push and pull and the legislature be pres | u jiow A “middle ground -ap-iwould hurt business and indus-|other out-of-state point: et cORtinUEs -t0-bicker over trivialle a Freedom. “Compulsory Arbitre ation Law Fight U. 8. Senator William E. Jenner| gyn MORE “Interesting is the proach. fry, put them in a bad competi-| of course. in No cases. it 1] tes, the Attorney General's.office I in the party's factional feud. But|potential effect of this Republi-| Although the presence of theltive positiom-in other states, and 1 diana that furnishes ail the|is waiting patiently for the flood AS FAR AS organized labor is concerned, six Republican Sen- Since some of the group were not/can “Lincoln Hera) STOMP OD |gix “liberal” Republican senators|discourage mew business from! governmental services which|of bills. Quite a number Of meas. ; | ators hold the balance of power in the entire General Assembly, |Pro-Jenner in the 1948 battle over the bonus fight. Democrats areiseems to give the labor lobby|locating in Indiana. |make production safe and possi-lures have passed both houses, y. the rship nomination the/COTmitted to the quarter of oneimore prestige than it has enjoyed| Other .side of the argument.|,i. regardiess of where the prod- but with only two weeks to yette, Ind. Their situation grows out of a split in the ranks of the GOP governorship ®|per cent gross income tax boostiy years and years, the farm and which seems to be supported by| ae | ga ices p Bow, ED YES’ 1 & letter to Senate Hisjorily over political fundamentals, primarily on the ques-|™ain thing they seem to have Inia a means of raising bonus cash.!pusiness lobbies aren’t being hurt|Gov. Schricker, is that a business But enough Democrats In the go pilus ony Bios sy tion of the party's attitude toward labor. All six of the Senators/common is this question of liber- Republicans, at last report, stillimych, [that operates both intrastate), phous ralled to share the only a oy na lean far more labor-ward than is normally expected of a Republican, ality. ‘were sticking with the sales tax « o_® land interstate should pay the rver (ONS TH RC 0 nd the| CE clature’s ‘expen oa. tow ts calculated Their attitude may have a pro- The loosely organjzed littlelas “mandated” by the referendum THE HOUSE Republicanitay as well as the one which op-| 5° | ng an he Mere possibility tha bri 4 legro people found effect, not only on the| Unofficial leader of this group|group tipped its hand in the sen-|voters. minority, whose thinking either|erates only in Indiana. | privt ege ji 5 hat % jop bills will pass is certainly nothing nd Mr, number and size of concessions-to|1s Sen. William Bates (R. New Al-late fight this week over the re-| However, union leaders are with|by co-incidence or design seems Schricker, like a number of other| ok by a gee io ‘When| © WOrTY about. Most observers violation of the labor lobbles, but on other/RanY). He sounded a warning to of the 1947 Utilities Compul-jthe Democrats. in opposition to/to run’ along lines similar to the Democrats, seems to feel that-— Wee y only OS or share the Chamber of Commerce ot major questions as well. Top on|'® thumping GOP legislature ma-isory Arbitration Law which out- a sales tax. The six “liberal” Re-|thinking of the Chamber of Com- in line with the “abllity-to-pay” ergy up again, view on that point—the fewer * We would this list is the still menacing] JOTItY two years ago that unless laws strikes: in public utilities. publican senators may feel as merce, are getting close to stop- theory of income taxes in gen-| a ower house already. has) lthe better. But as things stand abuse bonus payment question. the party took a “more liberal”|rhey voted with the D ts/so many union bosses do that/ping the privilege tax bill. That's\eral—no business should be ex-| ed th sed constitu. NOY: All the big issues are going ntitled to Power of this little handful of| *titude toward organized labor itisor outright repeal, which is what the sales tax hits the wage earner|a measure which would, in effect,/empt from paying its way in In- Poo" 8 Propo ihe | 0 be pouring in on Gov. Schricker until - he =” senators lies in the close voting] Tould find itself in the mincrityitne jabor lobbyists want. right where he lives. make busfhesses, industries and diana just hecause it happens to tional amendment to ef t ‘| at the last minute. : | guilty, ¥ balance between the two parties| °C OF ese days. Three Democrats, however, flew| If they do, there go the chances|farmers who sell their products (sell part of its products else.|POPuUlOus centers a fair share of “gnoyq that happen. Mr. spesely untt, in the senate. When they stick to-| OTHER MEMBERS of the/the coop and supported a so-|of the Republicans in the senate out of state pay the gross in- where. the legislative representation. But schricker will be in a position 3 . gether, the Democra ; called compromise bearing the to tie up the bonus question and|come tax. . invoke Indiana's dwn pecul ay niigiites of the senate’s 49 Notes Into the TaPorte, Lucius Ranier strange description.of “voluntary force Democrats to come around.| Only difference is that it would FARMERS, of course, can well | committee without recommenda-!version of the pocket veto. He his religion mill. Add to that, on any im-/Hoagland, Leslie Thompson of arbitration.” Best bet now, how- Even if the six Republicans don't|{be called a privilege tax to duck afford to support the Chamber] tion. That's a polite way of say- will, in fact, bé able to take portant measure, the votes of the| Evansville, Clyde Matthews of|ever, seems to be that the three side completely with the Demo- supreme court rulings against the of Commerce. They only pay a/Ing in legislative parlance: “We many last bills and do with them nonstrosities six Republican senators, of even|North Vernon and Edwin Beaman|Democrats will get “right” and crats, they will be in a position state's levying income taxes. on quarter of 1 per cent gross in- don't want to take the heat for what he pleases without fear of How any five of the six, and you have a/of Princeton. that when the bill comes up for{to hold the whip hand over any Interstate commerce come tax as it is, and they don’ t| killing this thing, but we don't! ‘being overridden by the General honas indi. s It was at first thought by legis-lamendment early next week it!give-and-take negotiations be-| Business, through “its Chamber even Pay that if they happen to] like it.” | Assembly. name - ep ————————————— we ech? Shake- . . 7 me my good Washington Calling— Around the World— Our Fair City— : enric } F U a Truman Program Score Acheson Assures Canada and West European Union General Hospital Puts » same kin " u so awa 9 That U. S. Wants ‘Teeth’ in AHantic Securit Pact not always Y =m | —New Housing Likely; Heat on Patients Who 7! State Secretary Talks to Diplomats le , T Hi k D b ul After Consultations With Senators ‘Hungary ‘Defies D escr iption’ 1 nore eir i 5 n By GORDON CUMMINGS g Indianapolis ax Ike ou o s Secretary of sim "Dean Acheson’ yesterda red C I Crack Do . cretary o n eson yes y assu anada | ici wn; social heath | Standby Controls? Not a Chane light |and the five western European powers that the United States is Wants Municipal Courts to Crack Down; rganizations | Changes Predicted in Taft-Hartley Law {willing to sign a North Atlantic defense pact “with teeth in it.” Feeney on ‘Sell Indianapolis’ Crusade | in “eurbing i Reliable informants said Mr. Acheson informed representatives | ized that in By the Scripps-Howard Newspapers . lof the stx powers at a surprise meeting in the State Department that GENERAL HOSPITAL Supt. Charles Myers has asked exceed the WASHINGTON, Feb. 19—Here's score on Truman pro- the United States wilt mot stand idly by if one of the signatory| municipal court judges to force drunks and others needing eases, it is gram, as it looks now: [powers is attacked by an ag-| he hospital after altercati d town . |gressor nation. {propaganda launchings or as a patchwork at the hospi r altercations aroun ay Housing: Administration will get what it wants, in-| Chairman Tom Connally (D. convenient sounding board such) to pay hospital bill. He says many can afftnd it, bit don't aken by the cluding large amount of low-rent public housing for pore » of She Sonate Foreign Re- jas, the security. late the. pay a dime. ation which families. |porter, meanwhile, that he would organization—and so they quit. ! Theory at General is you pay your way if you can. If Bie juslgdes Taxes: No chance of $4 billion tax boost and little approve treaty language making * = = you can't the town pays. Any number of persons in good ng th ge chance of any tax rises at allthis year, upless inflationary spiral|it clear that this country.) ce | oq 9 ‘thece ‘ starts up again. sider use of force to counter ag-| .,py PG ATES have been meet- - ‘ " Standby Control: No chance. Administration hasn't even found/gression In_ Europe. His ne ing in Paris since Friday in the| [PAY RS VOU LEAVE * ’ sponsor for its bill in the Senate, though some officials say farm- pha yo . m wo gown hen Slsecond annual Congress of] “Lom LEAVE ions we, Jeglslators wil “become receptive if industrial prices continue He said his committee and the Onaties De pe le's Rally of the art > Secretary of State have made cutor Dailey Taft-Hartley: We sil ou nk | fr | “substantial advancement toward | And they vo speech thelr eager jafecrackers, that not much of it An Economic Bur P satisfactory language” for the make seve speeches in i jueeze play” pealed. Labor's. beginning to = Jw) Apps for slump: treaty, and Mr. Acheson is now he has: .. criticize President Truman openly | What this country's going |free to seek agreement on the | ed at revolution 3 ‘ eplace Chief for not being more active in Te: through now is “stabilizing reces- [basis of the U. 8. draft. e present m e-of- | rrass Mayor deeming campaign pledges. sion,” says Rep. : | There probably will ‘be no more | the- -road government cannot con- | job. It is Minimum Wage Increase: Drive Jesse Wolcott N {consultations between Mr. Ache- La m ” ronment ill wake up of small local businesses against|(R. Mich.). And son and the committee, Mr. Con-| TC to pre 3 overs De 3 , - 75-cent thinimum, wider coverage, he defines this nally said, until agreement among ; : x . . rtant things is having effect. Effort to cover|as a downturn, the negotiating powers has been Gaulle * Saining Jower by Jost. financial condition get emergency service there, vanish be< 8 Janpayers hotels, cigar stores, cleaning-and: {without - depres- reached, + tor one hour Section. = [fore the hospital can collect. Those who come up in court shops, op. sion. r. Acheson me - minimum will be raised—probably| But some of with diplomats of Canada, Great a Insisted that France sack Saag ba:lariet to pay hospital bill as condition of sentence. Dr, to 75 cents—in interstate indus-jhis Republican Britain, France, Belgium. 1 waem- be ready to fight a possible So- Hospital, incidentally, has undergone mild reorganization fm Iready covered in present colleagues in the urg, an e erlands. e s ves * House are deter- .|meeting was described as “infor- vie Invasion. men behind - De Banding suefgency ames. Saints are fewer and public ap. N. Sherman Rent Control: Administration "the Truman = mr Acheson previously con- Gaulle are mostly veterans of drunk cases getting service there would help.provide more service 's com bill will be watered down some. ..., . Rep sulted for three hours with the the underground battle against for those who can’t Jay. the fuperiiiundent says. I night and but will end up stronger act than PUiFr Nip Rep Wilson (gt, "rt oion Relations Com-|the Germans. They know how to a at the time, present ome. House ee Coon. |Ind.) led oft with that line this mittee on a draft of the proposed Hoot: they have a fanatical “Sell Indianapolis’ | pring pine ius. es jork so they mittee v for 12 or 15 months, Week. Brookings Institution econ-| defense treaty. preosbnd Nr dra ld | MAYOR FEENEY is galloping When he learned it from work trol only for 1 ¢ situation next 0Tist Kaplan calls it “just an eco- | On the basis of his discussions “0 OF “7 u thes you lall over town on his knight's id he F howe 1 so were a forcing review of situ nomic burp, not a bellyache.” with the Senators, Mr. Acheson A n : =n SF ug | \steed, hammering homie again might pass, he looked bg rman Luger spring. : {Chief Truman economic adviser was reported to have outlined the off Tul en, 2 fous. 5 he ue . {and again his pet theme in meet-| "ooo oo. ean to tell me And don't be surprised if it con- Nourse calls it “disinflation.” |position of this government too" uly-type speeches ut they | [ings and in conversation—" Sell ot them take tinues “voluntary” 15 per cent in- « 8. ® |the six powers. had come to hear the general say U. S. Minister to Hungary Selden Chapin and _his wife are Indianapolis.” they're not going to pay the bonus crease plan for properties where\1y 0 | oar A ncy | This is that the United States|that he aa willing to seize he shown at Paris on their way back to Washington. Hungary de-.| Mayor raps newspapers, Cham- ih Indiate after people voted for rents haven't yet gone up. Also,( “19 g ge favors adoption of the principle gavernmes y force, smash the| . . dad that Mr. Chapin be "fired," but the U. S. refused, sum- [ber of Commerce, “professional|!t gasped. will] LOOK FOR Hoover Commis- _|Communists and rebuild the vast ”. The VFW men switched right housing expediter probably will that an attack on one treaty na him home instead + th statisticians, others whom he ng moning him e ins o report on the trial of Cardinal Joseph : | be forbidden to sue for treble|sion to recommend next eek tion should be considered as an military installations. And he " pe wi said really not have city at/back to Senator's stand on that Interior Department becom came close to saying what they| Mindszenty. "Life in Hungery,” Mr. Chapin said at Paris, "is be- “ Rankin’s “bill. Cornered, Sen, damages on over-charges during. 's ®lattack on all the others. heart, He advocates “Know Your just past. government's biggest spending|” p "ar Acheson stressed that|Wanted him to say. : yond imagination and defies description.’ City, Praise Your City Week” as/Capehart admitted he hadn’t made ung man a year . agency, next to Armed Services. | ont Bau mT ays the RPF was organized he dashes to meetings, sometimes|up his mind on it Like Hoosler f his Ameri- - Civil Liberties: It's anybody's| “y¢ wi) suggest all public works ngress local elections have shown it sup- ments by high-ranking German On the day she was to be shot, legislators, he found bonus has Ugg thority to declare war for the or four a day—a la Gov. legislators, he foun ly into this guess. Southerners are confident |, , put in Interior, including huge | United State ported by 40 per cent of the Officers which say it was not sab- her husband slipped her a bottle Schricker in his campaigning lots of angles to it. at is badly they have administration blocked. |regeral building program, all} > pe 8. Hel voters. France's Communists con- 0tage but sheer weight of Allied{of cognac. When the Fascists i . ie gard, direc- Note: Administration got alllpoysing, road building, river and yo. © C8 PEP [trol one-third and the present air intrusions which cut the flow| came to tell her that the death|"ULo 0 (\ye sadistic delight in| t, Yale Uni- -it wanted in first appropriation \harhor and flood-control work, in| : | middle-ot- the-road parties the Of arms and munitions to the sentence had been commuted to Plenty of Gas? bill to go through House, includ-|z4dition to reclamation construc- | Mr. Acheson was said to have as |merest trickle. [life she was roaring drunk. She Taping our city.” Say : Mayor in| BATTLE BETWEEN Panhane« ing TVA steam plant, and greater tion now done by Interior De- [the United atime EP ers that, Te ry De Gaulle, is impatient— he Jigend's dangers are ob-itold them off with fine Italian pro € critics, rotate sre. tle & Eastern Pipeline Co. and. apon_in_our BO are ment, js. | mediate steps to help any nation he doesnt want to wait until the Ie to fighting 1 & lost war. Pour years tater the allherP. i.|tstics gatherers who have no|Citizens Gas Utility here on world. ouse leaders tille unresolve y commis- | {next general elections e “lactual knowledge t t | fos and our was never in danger on any score. |sion: What to do with government | 2ttacked. include InSists he be given a chance to |Yet if it can be proved that the tary authorities released Carla Mayor vv lodge ngs na ural gas a nN lis . egnnsets permanently # = = corporations, ‘like. RFC. Mem- Pram SSD? Wa "other receive the mandate from thé fr was really ul Jost. pont de-| Marchetto from prison, as a Nazi-| ant, Allison, a ! expendi Og Boh to have plenty - In America, Food Prices bers are widely divides. signatory powers, possible trans-|PeoP! lsabotage. then the reasons for Fascist victim who had worked facilities, shipping facilities, cli-lof gas. Federal Power Commisal contribu- zs = = fer of arms and application of If the general's wishes are not| not fighting n to exis for freedom. Carla was a heroine nate, labor as some of the finest |sion is now trying to determine 'y Brannan. LATE NEWS from price front: Pysh Defense Plan drastic diplomatic and ‘economic recognized and the economic mix-| up, Fu4.b in the back” was one [for a time. things. Bad things like traffic, \ whether Panhandle may transfer . One big canner has cut prices on| gig J§ real reason why Wwe sanctions against any aggressor. UP of France continues and com- of Hitler's most nt propa- Now, however, the great per-|off street parking, streets, hous-|its gas reserves In Kansas to "fruits and vegetables by 15 cents|, i Norway and Denmark in| The speed with which Mr. Ache-/Munism grows, he might lead his 4." ie The “sabot pe centage of these undergroundiing are problems plaguing all Hugoton Production Co ” ve. pensions to $1 a case (24 cans). Whole-|Noriy, Atlantic security alliance:|son called the other nations in to|YOUng men—in traditional French gy,u¢ which we are now begin. | \caders and followers have gone|cities in U. §., he tells audience.| Panhandle organized Hugoton oh pens not salers are cutting down on Inven-| myree northern islands, Spits- discuss the proposed treaty after fashion—to the barricades. ning to hear seems to be jus ust| Communist. The Italian govern-| “We take our good things foriand transferred gas reserves to vorkers who tories and some retailers are hav-|,r0en, Bornholm and Green- his talk with the Senators was re-| another version of an old story. [foent says Parla is a Communist, granted, we're calloused,” we're it in exchange for that company’s CI10-United ing bargain sales on canned|jang, dominate North Atlantic garded as certain evidence he had Germany But it may lead the Germans ey have decided to toss chronic gripers,” the Ma yorigock: Real battle here concerns goods. rors ha [and much of the polar front. received general support of the A NEW Y segens oo growing into beHeving that they didn't" back into the penitentiary. pounds and“pounds to his listen- panhandle’s attempt to break Auto battery makers have cut|Norway own p rgen; n-| foreign relations committee for throughou rmany exp lose the war after all. , S. Citizens Gas monopoly in Marion back production 25 per cent to 40/mark other two. Unless we canjthese principles. It also was be- away the bitter pill of Nazi mil-| . 5 = ‘China . * » County. Panhandle appears to per cent because of consunrer re-|contrel Nortk “ole from those lieved that he has been authorized | itary defeat. Italy. ACTING president Li Tsung-| Bonus Dodging have plenty of gas to sell Indian« sistance to high prices. Suddenfislands, pact’s _yalye would beito conclude the pact as rapidly lL. Something similar occurred oe of Italy's most famous JeD 18 prepared to negotiate di-| Sen, Homer Capebart did some apolis—which needs It. 3 | rise in cost Wo lead last fall was considerably lessened. to |as possible on that basis. lafter World yy R Was en spies is back in the peni-| {rectly with Communist leader artful dodging on the bonus issue i # & x makers as or already decided | “ e e home - - ) e a Forices. Lead price conan De mark: ’s wavering, Great Britain x . er mcl revottel and let down|tentiary here—victim of the shift, [Jd Tae-tung, it was reported to-/list week. He met Commander Doghouse ‘Notes

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Ancil Morten, Indiana VFW com-

now is expected to fall. Battery| but has moved closer to Nor- its otherwise “undefeated” fight- of political winds. Glenn Funk, ex-chief deputy

saders have _ FOREIGN SECRETARY Er- . Carla Matrchetto, a spy for the Said retired Generalissimo Chiang mander, and Frank G. Delatore, ). Didy- 118 Yer Scers se third of toral produ Lasge visited C. Se und Britain, nest Bevin sald today that there le ¢ time it is “sabotage” with- French underground in 1940 when Kal-shek retained véto power|a Hoosier member. What was| Jronee “for Robert Linn ane at ‘ ton. ge v oem will be no. war in’ 100 ‘years if s (Mussolini and his Fascists were Ver any peace talks. {the Senator's stand on the Ran-| 'or™®Y T8f gravel . B candy makers who cut! Sweden, which sat out both ~ n the German army itself which | e pit murder case.” MF. oh Magis Com, IEE fo SAS ago report sates] world wars “at profit, wit {ihe. Beact-loving nations of the 0 Hg used increasingly to ac-/about to give France its stab in| A scource close to Mr. Li said kin bill which provides federal PU SNSSC SUL Ch (el tty nount asked shot up immediately. maintain “traditional neutral- world band together for common|. nt for Germany’s utter col-|the back, was sentenced to face the acting president was willing |veterans’ bonus? they asked. shortly after leaving prosecu- - * : ity.” But with those three |G6fénse¢ against aggression. lapse. a firing squad by Il Duce’s black- 0 80 to Communist territory for| The senier Senator countered | tor's office. Although he did not Don’t count on cheaper whisky islands ailable f ia. | Peace would be assured for gen- There are mountains . of docu- shirts. {the talks. The source was com- oT | try the Linn case personsily, he * given that due to grain surpluses. Distillers| = Md a i ATIANCE erations to come by conclusion) {menting op a report in the Com-| ta i B40 unit for the point out that 50-cent-per-bushel| DAses, '# WoR'L me et As B00 of an alliance such as the At-| F T I 0 [munist Peoples’ Dally 4 at Pelping| hi ippines av eg mounts in tion 1 and brief cut in corn prices translates into miles bo ir: 0 iNew Yor ‘a New| 12ntie Security Pact, Mr. Bevin Quite a ew hings to Iron Ut— saying Mr. Li would be welcome |. | for ta, me ol more £1 pro “ ction with a 2 cents-a-bottle saving on bour-i 'o 3500 len. Borend id id told a Transport Workers’ Union| (if he decided to go there for direct § on onse - are He gave the bom... ns Plates triangle ormROIm OM" meeting at._Bristol. - (negotiations. ‘Sur us Bud ot’ | ved. Tver ‘say Mr — y January egg production was pie § triangle. " t ed| “The Russians would be able| | The Communists also sounded | § whey all detal I of pr uthey would a third above 1938-47 average, | ora parliament rejected|i, jive their way of life and we (Mr. Li out through Wu Yu-huo,| | Co-attorneys with excial security and wholesale price at Chicago | 1° EE a ¢ exclusive Rus.|'0. ve ours,” he said. * |head of a peace delegation of | ANI Poreln Nerves hese prosecutor re John MeNelis ) ning cents a dozen, |'®DSe e canno In L. eb, 19-In ! ous Iefuest Siang n cents last No- [Sian privileges on island in 1947.| g4opning an re tn the world] (Nanking professors which re- |days. of huges military outlays| and Elmon Willams. Linn was Pp But Russia owns coal mines and we have had to turn to the {turned last week from Péiping.| reléased in $10,000 bond signed

. “We don’t want to attack any- “surplus budget’ | blic relath t it prompted this spring. machinery oer, Y |one. What we are aiming at is | ay voi Loved boot SUCh that would be even juicier were it dary dn bad bik phy dogeatche od that bh Agriculture Department hasn't : |not to be attacked by anyone, ‘|hopes whi h cel ed another tm. "Ct for Uncle Sam's withdrawal, "py, dog pound superintendent crease pill. had to buy butter to hold up Marines Fear ‘lke’ | That is our policy. “But if any-| PES WLS Face ved another Im- trom certain domestic services: |p. oot oS 0 ote of hot water, gure. He prices. Its 59-cents-a-pound sup-| GEN. EISENHOWER'S at work | One dare attack one of us, then petus last night when the Com- TWO: It is an “education budg- tly be of abrupt’ hane on tie first port program announced Feb. 8/on reorganizing defense establish. |All Of Us are in the club to- ariel radio for the first time Inet in that estimates for mili-| gio nun, os, from these worked out as hoped. Market 18/ment_not on North Atlantic de- | Sether > iw 0 refer to Mr. Liftary purposes play second fiddle! one gog owner is running ads omic health stronger, prices up. fense pact. tL Bun Fo ag a bg ato to cultural. |in classified columns of The nd (2) Diss’ Experts say JLabor Depart. He's already called in heads of Soviet Union a premier.” Biggest in the history of the mymey agking for others to rally by some $3 ment’s consumers’ p ck It all services to “brier” their-cases;| RUSSIA'S abrupt and unex-| “ . Boli Philippines, the budget, now be-aroung and oust Sgt. Payne. Republican be down again next wee may will recommend ed withd ivia |fore Congress, calls for expendi-|gpca is out to get the sergeant a cause first big industry pay cut a more workable fected Health fn tim. SHED THE government said today tures of $141,349367.50, with es-|o;q - nt with the since Peart Harbor: {kind of unifica- Toa Both Orgazize UNFINIZE™ | it had atscoverea a revolutionary timated income at-$153-million. {* personswho Know 8 ; amount and It dey yore another pont tion. one major on] ie the) S \movement of “great proportions” |That’s*a srpIS of about $1l|.,y he is trying to do an ime uman's rec- or two, members oO ” | {with .|million which, however, will be advice. United Auto Workers and United atraid eq usd Where United Nations officials Soll tional charactors Some arrests depleted by $10 million for, al. De tne es siete oniere Electrical Workers will be cut 3 They suspect he had hoped -the cold war would ad [ave been made. : *L |locations to permit extension of Do - stray dogs. His des. cents an hour under their con-| 0 FG not. infringe wo lalready authorized approptiations. partmen hares ter” a hea tracts with General Motors. Auto| co vo ears Why did the USSR, along with| fe Four key governmental depart-ise : ability it lig epi. wll 44 union is already conditioning| oP® thi 4 this Byelorussia and the Ukraine, sud-'* 4 Japon |ments get the lion's share. d Teapon y child dies Ly members for it. Insurgents are| in denly pull out of WHO? - | Education, $39,614,500, or 27.83 (ae™ic, Starts. of If one conceded, 1 time he’llyrecom- ™ JAPAN'S" current. tax collec- of rabies. i saying workers’ living conditions| . e reason given by N. A. Vi- |, | A _|per- cent; national defense, $28,- s oured in on tend transfer /tion drive is stripping taxi Rabies outbreak is predicted “ought to be of greater meaning, nogradov, deputy Soviet minister ¢ 556,815, or 20.3 per cent; finance, showed that than the sacredness of a con- Ting fleet Marine of public health, leaves much un Alig a tay einanat Stitch: $15,774,322, or 11.24, Interior, $14.- is) not Jessh or fence dogs, This 8 a — . : a7 jai -|310,774.5 + $14, " rly -50 to 1. tract.” . . MPR Gen. Eisenhower explained to United Nations cir- room, ov Sotlectors ordered the 943,870, or 10.65 per cent. Presi- vil aot et Paras — xes ry" [Army, It he does, there'll be an-(cles at Lake Success. He said [girls to strip and turh in their|7o0¢ Quirino's office gets 86.579, patience when careless dog owns xuries: vari- H J J . ithe work of WHO was “unsatis-| d | 760, ’ armiess Joe |other fight. |tactory” and tha resses. ers come down to pound to raise In Fates of Retired Alr Force Gen. “Toosy”| Gen. Eisenhower also has been . ry” an t the administra- In other raids the " eniicions Is cain or complain because he's got5 One's Spaats, in civilian clothes, was hearing heads of naval aviation, expense was too heavy. have swept into offices and carted Severs Severe their dogs. 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