Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 October 1949 — Page 27

SUNDAY, OCT. 16, 1949

STATE POLITICS . . . By Robert Bloem

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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On 1950 Elections

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. . : : * but | : { / a” > = . Sa a << - : + organization than the That will be an advantage to makes the Labor League's job The GOP would then have the against Communist infiltration. For this reason, the newly f’ If They Miss Their Called Shots one which played a part in the start. even tougher. Mr. Millis has opposition groggy for round two At the recent state CIO con- formed political Labor League Th J Oo } surprise election of 1948. They His Democratic opponent, had only ordinary luck as a can- of the three-year political drive vention .n Ft. Wayne the dele- will definitely branch out on: unty. ey re ut for Rounds 2 3 believe it will have tb be both Whom the Labor League almost didate but he is recognized as coming up, the 1951 municipal gates adopted a resolution other political issues. There this : bigger and tougher if it is to inevitably will have to support, one of the best coaches in the elections. making it clear that they rec- will continue to be emphasis} been WHEN CERTAIN leaders of organized labor started survive, and most political ob- is likely to come out of his Hoosier political game. A FEW ‘SPONSORS of the 0Snized Communist leadership on repeal of She * Tult-Hartleys 2 . sad - . . mina ti IL <* , but a num! men ph caling their political shots for 1950, they laid all their *Fves Sve wih hem. SODNINE Sonne NIL | Aver proven, te Lab new boical mon organi 1 oh le comin Wha probably wil be ihe t the chips on the table. from fact that ar ou party organization. able to produce within its own lon have big hopes for its on is a campaign issue or not, the League's policy makers are be--hunt There's more than just an off-year election campaign called their shot. Changing the If & real Democratic contest organization, Many union mem- ture, provided it doesn’t gel (1; feels it must clean its own coming convinced that Taftin“Indi r : name of the Marion County set- [Of Senate nomination develops, bers—nobody knows how many nipfed in the bud by a Cage ,,,, 45qn Hartley will be pretty tame as. coming up diana. It s going to be a three-year game, pda y et. the league will have to call its Republi Other things hart victory in 1950. They see a» a vote getter. They believe the; it may be for keeps and it’s already started. the ‘state ape ve , Ae shot there, too. There is always being equal, they will vote for the ¢onioual DE AROTHER INTERNAL wi question of national compul~’ i _ a chapce the Democratic candi- Sen. Ca Even the 2 culty which some union officials gg, health insurance, the These union leaders have “Gials of Railroad Hrotnerhoods, Shiange Me hie. Republi. date will look little better to the league gears} to Shaun is part, as the beginning of or pow will admit privately is the BO ar Plan feature involv~ jumped into the first round AFL and CIO unions met niain eae an diana. Sey. Union officials than Mr. Cape- non-partisan, the Senator is still §anized labor's unification. waning of the Taft-Hartley Law ing food prices at the corner ©

— 1950 — in such a way that if they miss their called shots they may consider themselves virtually eliminated from rounds two and three. Round two comes up in 1951. It will be a battle for political control

Marion County’s infant organization then known as “Labor’s Non-Partisan Committee to Defeat Capehart.” The name of the Marion County organization was changed to leave Sen. Homer E. Capehart out as an individual ‘and include him in

eral of the labor unions represented at the recent organization meeting regard him officially as the number two target . for defeat in the nation, second only to Ohio’s Robert Taft.

hart. They will be forced to protect themselves in the Democrat convention against such a development or their “beat Capehart” fight may lose steam before the campaign really gets hot. The politicians have a

a Republican and in view of his almost certain nomination, it will take a Democrat to beat him if it can be done at all. td = " IF THE INFANT Labor League loses the battle to Sen.

Its success, they believe, will prove to AFL, CIO, Railroad Brotherhoods, United Mine Workers and independent un-

.ions, that unity works. It would

prove, these hopeful union officials believe, that organized

as a political issue. Thousands of union members simply don’t give a darn about the TaftHartley Law one way or another. They can’t see that it has hurt them at all, certainly not as badly as their union offi-

grocery store are closer to the hearts and pocketbooks of the average voter.

» - = THE LABOR LEAGUE is to be organized like a political party. It will function like one,

{ phrase for it: “You can’t beat Capehart, there seems little it labor can accomplish more cers tried to make them believe Best bet now is that it willact ig cities and towns in the (ne general objective of “Mar- taHIS JOB De fntant Laver somebody with nobody.” could do but retire to the side- Working as one massive nation- it would a year ago. like one. : fon County's Labor League to age has ertaken for it- ® = = lines, fire and fall back. Should wide unit than as separate or- In a word, failure of Con- If it is serious about it's

Round three, the final round, comes in 1952 when Indiana

Defeat our Political Enemies.” Ld Ld ® NEXT STEP is the setting

self, is no minor undertaking. Sen. Capehart, too, has begun

THE SENATOR has set up his campaign headquarters in

Sen. Capehart win the election he would almost certainly carry

ganizations. ‘ An example of the internal

claims to non-partisanship, it is not beyond the realm of pos= «

gress to repeal the Taft-Hartley Law has convinced many, who

not only votes with the nation his fight—for re-election. Al- the Severin Hotel ’ y - i ? oo ident, but elects both up of a statewide organization, most mobody anticipates that chosen Frank eh He has with him a Congressman or two, difficulties which must be over claimed it important in 1948, sibility that Indiana's Labor aran- Pres s, former maybe more. He would almost come to make a non-partisan ‘that the terrible things it was League, together with those of hee aU.S8 Senator and a Governor. district -by district. Its SPORSsEs he Will HAYS any trouble win- state treasurer, to head the certainly carry minor state of- labor organization a power in supposed to bring about just other states, may actually beSow This week a number of offi- plan it to be a pigger and m g. $s nomination. campaign. It was a choice that fices and many county offices. politics is the CIO’s own fight aren't going to happen. come a political party. . ay ppe po party. e dis 3 . ee {reer —— es. Washington Calling— World Repost lor Fair City— ‘ ® f ° ° ® ® ae N Tactical Reds! Vict China Seen S 5th Col ici ors avy Jdcores lactica eds, Victories in China Seen Spawning oumn (County icials burn who : A Chi . : . : ® ® untzy Victory Over Air Units, Among Chinese Colonies Scattered Throughout Asia \/: . i 1” oui With Envy at Sight o yours, A Opposition Forms | E | : = | A B-36 R > Congr Shelbyville Courth - ng ie rmy in ow Compiled from the Wire Services e yVvi e ourt ouse : : Members While the Chinese Communists ‘ . . . he. : ill of Hands Jishels to Senele Soup om have yet to consolidate their con- Course of Justice in Neighboring Bailiwick or Exten urvey’ of ‘Sou acific quest © na, their successes : of I Py The Sor y 2 Newspapers thus far, now that Shanghai, Can- Unthreatened by Sagging Floors and Ceilings : y The pps-Howard News ton and Peking are in their hands, | i : : alsler WASHINGTON, Oct. 15—Flash! Navy scored tactical/have provided Moscow's brand of | MARION COUNTY officials down in Shelbyville last = victory in war with Ary Air Force this week when it Sommgmisel wits potentia) Bi Week to testify at a hearing on Robert Austin Watts ‘were - colum- all over a, reports |green with envy over Shelby county's modern, limestoneafter handed two tickets to “South Pacific’ to each member of Iushine Washington indicated to-| ‘and steel courthouse y y : inrads Senate Appropriations Committee embarking for European| Census figures for the Orient Criminal Court Judges Saul Rabb and William Baia he “survey” trip. : REIS TE a gazed around the circuit courtroom in awe as they waitedh Hie Navy arranged sshsdule wl party Jefe Washington a Jay timate that Chinese Communists) to be witnesses. There were| - “whether or not the sanitaearly, spent the night in New York. en Capt. P, J. Kelly, Navy|in Southeastern Asia alone num-| 1 id ! : h ‘and Pn with Congress, turned up at Senators’ offices with the hard-|ber well over three million. { [no sagging Roors, no threat Hi Rn Separtment has Jumeclent, to-get tickets. (Show's booked solid for five weeks, tickets sell for| There are approximately 1 mil-| lening plaster overhead and bonding power to handle the job $40 from brokers.) lion Chinese in Malaya, more [the courtroom was clean, waxed, remains is be Se Aerinined. : at’ Price Navy paid, source of tickets, is top secret. than 12,000 in the Philippines, land so compact that the judge WIDELY KNOWN police court J Ave. No comment from Air Force and Army on what counter-meas- more than 325,000 in Indo-China’ _ didn’t even have to shout to be attorney went to the track at ures they plan. |———%———————Ignq ‘more than 500,000 “pure heard. Judge Bain was especially Lexington, Ky., last week, with oment Air Force high command Is el say during Yar} Wem blooded” Chinese and approxi-| impressed ‘with the balcony. another widely known police Mu divided on how to answer Navy's| Bore pens: mately 2.5 million persons of, People can sit in it. The one inicourt attorney. First attorney , more attacks on B-36 and strategic, Naval ucadery has enrollment PY Chinese ancestry in Siam. | his Criminal Court isn't even safe/who is member of barrister group, bombing when it takes the stand . 3458. Its authorized to have) Hope to Go Home ! empty, let alone for seating pur- sometimes called “the syndicate next week. | 4 {| Those communities tend to be-| poses, state fire marshals have was urged to put money on cers erators ts 1000 but budget limits it. Next, more and more Communist! | said : se’ chain One group, fighting mad, wan S\graduating class has 688 men. (270 OE OE Y { sald. >t tain horse by associate. Horse's es. ho to go in swinging. It says if se-~ west Point has 2436 cadets, SYTOPatny ‘ Th i Must be like heaven, they de- name—"Syndicate.” : Y curity is violated, if's the Navy's'within 60 of total authorization. ©Xtend their hold on China, ac-| ? p ; A . |cided. What's more, proud Shelby] “Up in Indianapolis,” pieaded clerks y {cording to Washington reports. | FE ev . | Countyians told th it's all paid! i “ i I typists fault. Wile aks |It will graduate 673 men. Thos deveEm a 1ooy Le partly] British ‘warship is shown anchored in Hong Kong harbor, marking the alertness of the Crown |" y em, it's all pa Boece ate, ne cate always wins, larger Fain whe rT ri St i “pull due to agitation by Communist, Colony fo the possibilities of an attack by Chinese Communists. The Communists only yesterday | = “ie # au} a ere sad Horse n like no matter what the provoca- | mp 8 J By os Go lagents and partly to fear that the| occupied Canton, a stone's throw away. Their Red advance parties occupied the village of Shautau- Speaking of green and county |gundicate ran like tornado, paid 8 with tion. On questions Involving Tom Dewey's ER re pay | Communists will take over other kok, I3 miles north of downtown Hong Kong. Forty thousand British troops today started a show of | officials, ghe official color of |g3g go, Io radar, antiafreraft, stomle yup and down state In behalf ot | Asiatic coubinies once they feel military strength between Hong Kong and Shautaukok. County Derk a. Jack Tison's { ® = = ny bus | a 5; §6 Wnty 20 Bult 05. Son. Jorn Foster Duns w sy be | ers i to be consid. Prime Minister Attlee’s decision|lor Konrad Adenauer of Western|paign, return for their annual hit-| TA atone TI Its Wi, Saw TN pesyions en | om, I Ta Sa Si S| IE SOUS, The Bryan tet so thiow & stay eivdioniCemany stiies "s, PumiisGaien tater stacey | nein rt ree si mackie” out of Susan to face we can't tell you how.” erporship next fall. ner. That alone will lead Ee ah ea the| Berlin, an yy Rough, He SL rie . 2 i : i pe ene a in: It es: “Suppose we have a| They disagree about whether = 3 . m m » COG i rst and second mortgages be re- adie es rr Navy's claim Dewey is helping Dulles, Even Chinese to lean toward the Reds. warm support of the nation. Reports from Bonn indicate/loaded with shiny new British and| SOME WITNESSES subpenaed| totaling more than $110,000 were | | the B-36 can’t get through radar some Republicans doubt it. Meet-| Of greater weight, though, is * » = that Berlin will be “treated as” American weapons, it would take to testify in a hearing in the jifted in 10 months by slots operas , there nets. If we go on the witness ings indicate Dewey doesn’t have|the desire of every Chinese living Ec German a province of Western Germany|many times that number to cork | Robert Austin Watts trial last|tjon. je jobs, 4 and explain in detail how|the glamour he had before 1948| abroad to return home eventually. y |although it will not be one official-|the 131 miles of Albanian border Week were mighty confused about|. Club owners say slots make . | it’s done, and the story's printed defeat. Generally speaking, Chinese A Soviet-licensed news agency ly, hedged by towering mountains./who called them. most money when placed near 1 solve the inform ation. will reach the 2 = = are not easily assimilated even in|ADN dispatch from Moscow said | Whether anyone likes it or not] During the summer the Army It seems in this particular ac-/par. One patron at country elub. vicious k Ee ‘B F GOP {other Asiatic countries. They live today that “the Soviet govern- Berli 2 1 and the Air Force kept guerrilla tion that Watts, defendant in the|ghoved $280 into machines at cle. If ! Kremlin in a matter x How: 00s rom {in their own communities, send ment has decided to exchange dip- adi Female 2 po t 3 moat transport to a minimum. But with|trial proper, was the plaintiff and| single stand. 3 be glad i Afr Secretary ymington—| ADMINISTRATION officials|a great part of their earnings lomatic missions’ with the provi- | a an statehood, \ointer guerrillas can again re-|the state was the defendant. Thus so 2 nations i though he’s mad as 3 Bonet think GOP attacks on Truman home, and dream of returning sional government of the (east) NN. turn to harass their motherland.|the subpenas sent out by Watts] BECAUSE OF bond limitations city as § leans to the conservative side. compulsory health program willithere to live as.soon as they have German democratic government.” Hungary It doesn’t take more than a read that the subject was being'Mayor Feeney’s sewer program is” Chances are it will prevail. help them get the programenough to live on. | The dispatch said that G. M.| dozen muscle-men to slip into ajcalled by the plaintiff. A good stymied until "= = through Congress. | All, therefore, tend to swing] p at G. M.| pHE ANTI-SEMITIC issue un- : (stymied until next year. Insiders \neider, . : | ] J Puschkin had been named new remote hamlet, mash a few skulls many people who received them insist program may not be realCalled Cry-Babies They explain: With Republicans over to the party in power at... c. |de~lay the split in the Hungarian i progr y . ry making an all-out attack next home. “chief” of the Soviet diplomatic| communist party, Avanti, a leftist and burn a few buildings. | thought Prosecutor George Dailey ized in his administration. City DEFENSE SEORETARY,,... "coory Democrat. down to, This will have far-reaching Mission to East Germany. |Roman newspaper, charged to-| Already reports trickling in|Was summoning them and went engineers predict flooding will get. JOHNSON’S testimony will b€|, ecinct chairman, will have toleffects in southeast Asia because] Moscow and the Eastern Ger-|day. [from near the Albanian border|to his office, instead of Shel- worse in areas now inundated by non-technical—and hot. learn about the program and the Chinese control much of the man republic, in fact, considered! mye crime of Laszlo Rajk, so-|Pdicate a resumption of small|byville where the defense at- rains unless relief sewers go in He'll tell Congress that Navyidefend it. That will give us thu- economic life there. that they had attained an alliance .4jjeq “Titoist” hanged yesterday "2id® - « - 3 tiny mud-flat village, torneys are. Some went on to next year. Despite partisan bat: ire de- men are cry-babies, yeiling before sands of new supporters. And| Meet Opposition {which lacks only formal signa- |; Budapest, was in leadin a ith but 19 persons, raided near Shelbyville but a confused few tles, sewers remain most vital They they're hurt; that they have alliwhen we win in the elections, it] But, victorious as they may rures. miovement. to free the o20mg a rama . . . everyone murdered.|just gave up and went home. |need here, officials agree. But citys ir way but mutinied against constituted|will be such a party issue that have been in the field, the Chinese! Saturday's Berliner Zeitung, party in Hungary of its prepon- | Result: The citizens of several Elaael Control Block |can’t see way clear to get them, . iture.— authority, must be put in their Congress will have to act. ‘Reds are far, far from sitting{which often serves as advance derantly Jewish leadership. Rjak Nearby hamlets—but recently re- Ere : a 2 & places. | Friends of former Sen. James pretty. The road ahead is plenty aoent for Eastern German Com- wanted the Jewish leadership cut [turned to their “liberated” homes) TRIM Sums Iu Sipe Community Fund reports more His separate side war with M. Mead say he'll be appointed to/rough. Take, for instance, North nists makes this plain. down to the proportions in Bul- —started to flee back to the|!eB8ality of operating the Indian- than 4000 entries in “I contribute, develop Armed Services Chairman Vinson|the next Federal Trade Com- and Central China, of which, ~*~ » it/garia, Yugoslavia and Czechoslo-|Parbed-wire safety of large vil- apolis Sanitation Department as|t, Community Fund Because . . .” s dufiib may break into Mission vacancy. Mead, a New| Szechnan province, with 58 mil-| rom this moment on, 3|gapne. ? lages. |a separate bonding unit from the contest. ; setween the open when York Democrat, has been out of lion people, is a fair example. It continued, there exists a factual : i “« x = city may delay $730,000 Fall 2. 09 ries Mr. Johnson Public life since his unsuccessful|is China's most populous and alliance. } | Independent information arriv- Norwa Creek section of the Indianap-| VISITORS TO the office of Sue ’ takes the stand, Ace for governor against Dewey richest farming community. Declarations both in Berlin and|ing from Budapest indicates that y olis flood control project. |perior Court Judge Ralph Hamill. Mr. Johnson's [Fee years ago. Reports indicate that the Com- i Mogeon have a DngnisaingiErme Geroe is the Moscow man| EVERYBODY but the captain| City Engineer M. G. (Ole) sometimes start when they see the. accept temper flared 2.8.4 munists have met their stoutest Su at y i 05s - c ol OWed behind the scenes of the “Titoist” (10st when Norway's Communist|Johnson was scheduled to meet pelt of the huge black bear Judge Halts Experiment opposition there among “feudal gnature 2 neuiraily party was shipwrecked in last with Federal flood control engi-|shot last winter outstretched on 0 yield, when Mr. Vin-| pe act between Nazi Foreign Min-|trials. Geroe has the closest con- , organizations” of landed gentry Pp: etwee oreign n: Sunday’s parliamentary elections.|neers in Louisville within the!floor. Judge who is one of town’s. ailed to son accused him DEFENSE SECRETARY John- ister Ribbentro; Stal tacts with the MVD, the Soviet | i t ‘ united in semi-secret societi P and alin, which ’ The Communists lost 10 out of next few days to discuss the tstanding nimrods b d til mot Of ommunioat oh has decided motto g6 shead : Seleties: opened the way for Hitler's attack|secret police, and has been as-|the 11 seats they had had in the|proplem. A 1 of I250.pound & hotuid ha” * China ing with the/with west coast experiment in such as The Elder Brothers, a on Poland. : Storting and that they have prac- Fro lem. Approval of a recent 350-pound beatin Georgian lay. resident committee unification started when Gen. 2000-year-old order. Unofficial reports in Berlin sug- signed to steer the development tically ceased to exist as a pariia- federal bill provides more than region of Ontario last winter. .’ through the/Mark Clark headed 6th Army out| The Elder Brothers have more|, "oo oo 5, PL : of the Hungarian situation from|myonea vo part $5 million for Indiana flood con-; He now is planning trip to press. A ctu-there. Clark recommended it con-|real power than the official gov- 2 weg the vs 3 Separale his front job as minister of trans-|" op. 0 XY. Aer. Emil Loeviien.i To" {Mexico, deep in “interior, where ious as ally, Mr. John- tinue. During 14 months, the pilot|ernment, Nearly every county, 3» OS COW ary the Soviet Zn. it Yiport, it is believed. managed to squeeze oy and ot On the Fall Creek project, city he hears mountain lions ro. 2. Mr.Johnson otter ask-|Project completed 46 surveys of has its local chapter. In some." ho viet 5a ees 2 = = Nis cent |would required to purchase rights|Judge wants lion on his floor to ing to be heard, was delivered to/Army, Navy and Air Force acti-| communities the organization in- ment > ri ii Corman year. |Greece ? x x = lof way and install drainage sys- keep bear company. . dic " < . { Mr. Vinson several hours before so, fOUNe Ways to save more cludes up to three-fourths of all Such a pact would be an out- THE QUESTION everybody Argentina * us 0 3 it was released fo newspapers. Johnson wants to wait until Gen.|ther is respected and sometimes 20d-0ut violation of the Soviet asks in Greece today is: “When, ONE-THIRD of the American Mr. Johnson’s men say Mr. Vin- McNarney’s management commit- feared. |Union’s commitments with the|will they come back?” businessmen in Argentina today son's retort was due to the fact|y.q completes overall survey, then| The Elder Brothers are des- Western Allies not to sign any| It means: When will the esti-|were going home or planning tol Mr. Johnson's letter revealed toljecide on possible nation-wide ex-|perately afraid of Communist S€Parate peace. mated 8000 Communist-led guer- because of government restricJohnson ] other committee members that periment, rather than local one. |“liberation.” They are familiar , canwhile the three Western rillas, who dived into receptive|tions and dollar shortages that Xpayers the chairman had been holding “ wu. with the Communist pattern of | Nigh commissioners and Chancel-| Albania during the summer cam-'make business impossible. i ou eS Gets Cold Shoulder land redistribution and “wiping | . ‘| Prices charged by Argentina for | go 100 zy rom former Secretary. For. REP. JOHN P. SAYLOR, newly the slate clean.” Companions wool and hides, two big dollar. acing. restal. kept them locked in his elected Republican from Pennsyi- So, they have organized a earners, remain so high that exdesk. P vania, and darling of party lead-| Secret province-wide council to di-| ports to the United States have desk in Johnson will tell the com |oTS 8 few weeks ago, is getting|rect local chapters. They claim to fallen materially. onth to - {iow |the cold shoulder from them now. have accumulated large stores of Argentina earned many dollars . hoons to Hite that cut of $558 million | "50 ce Minority Leaders Jos. W,|8uns and ammunition. Ex-army during the war by selling linseed] SAFETY EXPERTS are wor-stallation of Mark Time meter of” »hnson’s in Naty lunds js. on y tenta~ |nrortin and Charles Halleck gave officers in the soclety are training oil at inflation prices. American ried by problems at intersection of (trial basis. Rivals photostat® an four tive. Along with it, he'll say, |on exclusive dinner when he ar-| members for guerrilla action farmers have killed this by plant-|g_ 38th St. and Fall Creek Blvd. newspaper accounts of meter dif=. goes $300 million cut for the [rived here, invited him to talk on|against the Communists. ing heavily and making the U. S.|Traffic engineer has lengthened |ficulties as “evidence” their meter . re.. For Army; 51% er ae Aan Bow io wi SlestionBhyo the GOP. | a BB ce iste light change there to permit traf-|is better. Some have accumulated” . orce. o th Re shot » the Mid bd Eg Wl em publican Great Britain 2 lsay that Argentina would still fic formerly caught in intersec-|impressive dossiers on gimmicks marks it g earings party was run “by a bunch of 8 tion on change to get through.|in rival meters cil. snobs,” that for every party | ALTHOUGH most of its citi- have its market in the United But Indi i torist 4 M battle i . Johnson will also say Navy's| man sent to see plant executives, | 2"° didn’t know it and wouldn't States today had it refrained from [Put indianapolis motorists, un- ajor battle is between make: » | like it very much if they did, Brit-| fiteeri used to long yellow light, start ers of automatic and hand ope trying to make him look bad by| a hundred ought to be sent to | y did, Brit-| promeering bef h i 1 i utom : b allocating $203 million of its $353 talk to. laborers in industrial {ain today prepared to roll up its As a result of the decline in|up before change is completed. erated devices. A atic meter budget, lion ot to SITCraft Provire Pants. sleeves, tighten its belt and put it- dollar earnings, many businesses Last week, passerby observed salesmen have news clips to pay Io IY The atmosphere chilled while he self into the black once more. have been unable to obtain for-|three traffic policemen holding prove no hand operated meter is. u o | NT | Tw Je Army doesn’t plan to lose a|talked; applause at the end was Mii Jor an all-out national Sign (Exchange to buy raw ma-|light crashers back: proof Sgsinst tampering. Hand 0. A re- division if its cut goes through, painfully “polite.” He's had no{$ho under leadership of the dae a = = Parking meter salesmen battle i TSter en Dave Ohm at least and Air Force doesn’t plan to more invitations, hasn’t even been! I government were being come; | : h oth behind Prove Jou can Ja%y sulomstics lose a plane or an air group, he'll given a committee assignment, |P.cted When the government an- Czechoslovakia each other behind scenes wih with paper clips, and both groups ma oy. Novy: of othe usher hard, a2 ; nounced Thursday that there, The Communist government's|Cl02K-dagger air of mystery. Sev-/say the other's mechanism ay he tries to get over idea it's being Legislation Hits Snag oma be no general election this| newly-enacted church control bills|®"2! lisvé appeared here since in-| freezes up in winter. pers J - . | were signed into law yesterday an ata wil is tity tht, LEGISLATION 70,moay ve Iniade n the Labor progr tthe ras ried Canoe Olobal Nofes— ve, spare cuts were the idea of Gen. Eisen- | ijljgn employment won't get when Parliam t ® sg leaders sua the West. 3 ’ e, me (Tuas Shy Aen of Sin, Fikew ent reassemble th Reiiavie sources reported at rel 1 10'S Army Held Too T ot of it through Congress thig year. Vet- week will be a number of severe reduced. gradually to $13.2 billion ceiling erang of foreign wars has joined anti-inflation measures including Same Ume that Cann Svee of = ® million he ordered for fiscal 1951. American Legion in opposing it. |a ban on increased wages and div- bhi ora an oe For Sov et t T k E And finally, Johnson will Pro bills would have 1 y po ce ursdaay T £ Oo ac e Ow me int to his order for $30 mil posed given idends coupled with continued a two and one-half hour search Jol odernization of two |MOD-Veteran career workers an price controls to keep the cost of of his residence Times Special THE First Lord of ; lon modernization of tWe leven break with veterans in job living from rising sharply. Presiden Klement Gottwald] Best judment In Washington|ty wit moran oo oh admiral. e money h Dnt po_arvier _ moo retention; would have left veterans| Government pay rolls will be affixed his signature to the two|today is that Russia won't at- Ba Noa IY Se An 4 an Ane ury. defo . applying for federal posts their slashed. The net cost of social measures, which make all tempt open military conquest of napolis 4 nd his cancellation of the polis graduate of 1944, is the uy more SObr<arFier five and 10 point preferences. |services and particularly health churches dependent administra- Yugoslavia. leading naval figure Z~ Israeh Budget pel . Two congressmen called at|services may be lesfened by in-: tively - Yar « iw n= vely and financially on the! The Germans had to keep 20/and present chief of naval opers 1 to $940 Seek Military Careers Pentagon this week for 2 semi- creasing weekly national insur- Czech state, less than 24 hours|divisioné in Yugoslavia to hold|ations. : secret meeting th a high de- ance premiums. { 2 assed » » reducing NO FALLING off visible here fense official. At the end, they| The government is not ex-| a a. aationay tr aE he ion Sol FEELING is” fairly general : nced real in number of young men seeking suggested having pictures taken. pected to limit the scope of so- Under the two laws, salaries of more there. The Red army is not|0r0Ughout Asia that the Eufoir. John careers as naval officers... |No, said the defense official, we're/cial services in any way. Neither priests are doubled, but the Tv os pean Program is pris! v MiGiib55s of Congress sas. ap- ha to , , bu gov-|as good as the Wehrmacht was nrthen will save Members o ngress say ap- ving economize. That's alljis it expected to curtail the ernment must approve everyiin 1941. Also, the Yugosla marily 3 device for ; : plications for Annapolis and |right, the congressmen answered, housing program, | church appointment. Priests also : V8 reéithe white peoples and ther plea Ppo! now better armed, better trained the 'y forces. Point are about equal. we brought our own film. And It was generally agreed by all are required to take an oath of|and better led then th Shaping them to perpetuate t cut trom has more midship- [they had! the most violent Tories that loyalty, +2 then: oy Mere leged” position vis-a-vis

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