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President Editor Business Manager ; ES Rs PAGE 24 Monday, Oct. 1, 1951 WASHINGTON, - Oct. “1 — Sen. Homer E "World Day for Animals’ Chicas TTT ae — Capehart (R. Ind.) could have become rich as « MR. EDITOR: n owiied and publisned dally 0) (naidoapoils Limes: tudiish ww > n ” : ” . have cut a white cane, TION N 1% 9 Memb 1 a newspaperman—provided he worked on. space For the blind man we Died pi] Ser1pos Howard Newsbaoe: “Alliance NEA: ery rates a the. bapers. prifted His stuff Pas Te Or better still, we have given him a seeing eye 1—Rail RAG AA, RU Nyy : y papers p hee si ae dog, since whatever man’s need the animal you aver ehice in Ma:lon goubey > se: EAR iis JORIS ang 10 : More than any other U. S. Senator, the sen- kingdom has helped always to supply it. Milk potted | week obo only Ee SUnane ORY 10 Mail . ates fn indians ior Senator from Indiana can take a paragraph for food, wool for clothing, muscle for pulling the 20th ay Aa ne states | & brssesstans Canads anc of ‘thought and.expand it into whole pages of wagon or sled—in one way after another the oxcart w \sxign datly UY. maneh Sunday Me ov Snpy copy in the Congressional Record “creatures,” as good St. Francis called them, . . Each : ne : : have answered to man's dominion. artillery, Felephone PL aza 5551 His method of returning to the single thought No law man-made can militate for Kindness. coaches Gira lasht ana-the People Wilk Fing 1hewr Own Way and refusing to be budged~from it oftentimes No decree of state can enforce compassion, ar lect scal — - > ” > exasperates his colleague on the Senate floor mercy or- justice, But. the grealness in very. Cf the “iror : Pettus 3 : , ‘human heart, once awakened. will spontan- : At th ee a. : 5 : and causes explosions in Rae and TV debates eously recognize the eternal values and strive tion I b : ¥ vem pal : For him ‘it is. effective. to uphold them. car. trai : Double Embarrassment. ; A perfect demonstration of what one of the : yg +i * = ammunit . 3 “" i “3 ; i “ : that in times’ houlevar o » QQ . Indiana Republicans ‘in Congress called “the THERE are those who say k F SOMEBODY'S tace at the Office of Price Stabilization 14 P te techiique.” Be his stand on such as these'man has all he can do to look out Gl. The isn't very, very red, it ought to be. Olner Ong lofe ye que pn for himself. War, dope-selling to children, moral + diner—a ard F. Cook. thé Truman message to have all top-flight fed- corruption: economic insecurity—all these man S| And that somebody ought to be Richar 00 eral officials account publicly on their annual must face and try to conquer. Yet all man's : z assistant director of OPS’ management division. incomes from all sources. - problems Ate Jase a the supe ot pant id ’ : : against part. men. once - ceive that e Mr. Cook, it appears, is the man who cooked up that Sen. Capehart took. the tactic that he would factor is part of the whole, and that one life like a c: rder to employees telling them to hide an informa- support such legislation as an admission by the pervades that . whole, then justice and.mercy lantic, b S p g it i 1 to cl its must be f 11 that Ii without excepti ing, new " the y administration that it it powerless -to clean its 18st be for a at lives, out exception. : 7 tion which might prove embarrassing to . OPS. Oct. 4 is this year, as usual, called World tled by I

own house after all these years of what he con-

¢ Which in itself is the most SEER thing that has Day for Animals and celebrated as the birthday Mills, W

Bappened to COPS. siders “Democratic Misrule.” of St. Francis of Assisi, who was actively aware on the 1 : . ww 5» ’ H ‘M Ww of the unity of life, serving.leper and bird with tanned f . as Many vvays equal tenderriess. On that day which is set apart is as A NEWSPAPERMAN got holt of “the directive and : + 28} for animals let us remember with some deed, ahue, B it was published. That started a rhubarb in Congress. JUST HOW many ways the Senator as wp however small, the spirit of supreme good will, _ labored President Truman heard of it. He lost no time repealing to express this simple thought is shown by his which lives’ fn us as, in the gentle saint and Railroad ! = speech which runs for six columns of type in needs expression, signmen the OPS directive. ~ the Congressional Record Anna Johnson Lazarus, President, ATmMV us S . : Theosophical Society, Indianapolis, digging Mr. Cook now says the whole thing Vas a boner and 2 “I hold in my hand the message the President Gi poy typing. . he wishes the incicent would get lost. He shouldn't have just sent to the Congress.” Sen. Capehart ‘No Resbect for Legisiat As Pri ! theught it up. P egisiature’ north 1

" began. “1 have read it, ‘I know of no possible

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x » ” x ” =u +3 way to cure the situation the President discusses I noticed ‘her 3 oa & in the papers where the’ county Southerr : THE Cook directive also was embarr assing to the in his message except perhaps by the {i boys and the township trustees were whooping charred, President. Just last week he had issued an executive order . . . re sort of legislation.” it up. the nthef fight Wt the Republicar alls Seishin to all government agencies setting up a System of onary Later: onthe home rule welfare policy. over 1iki

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Ah, yes! In a deal like that, the local boya ephant

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In that order the President sn directed passing such a bill as the one the Present

: > H to some. With the opposition in power in Wash- ~ Perhayj the new rules not be used to cover up the mistakes of advocates in his message. I certainly will vote in a . “Wh th h i for such a bill. I lave no objection to filing my Tar MOTION . . By Frederick C. Othman ington, the local Republicans must depend on #tock h; anyone ‘in’ a government agency. ether he meant it ~~. cach vear with anyone. I do not care local pickings. wi . aiturstl, ; , i i i i ¥ , ’ & ce. Rd =» , itiona that way or not, Mr. Cook's directive read like it was who knows how much or how little I make 1 HAVE yet to see 2 higheF Moral Santas yonsl intended to break this rule. Still later (same speech): in local politicians than in the federal. especially ; J ; ; ; “I wish to say again that I think it is most Shah ; ans especial) home in That's always the great danger ‘in attempting to ,prortunate that it is necessary for Congress en {here 1% ack Je Broun, pt a coach restrict information The OPS incident serves to point to take some action now to clean up the situa- To Taxes on Race Wi nnin cs thoi he on Ae rare tue int | . angle in tion within the administration. : Away. back Sor ° ns breast-fe up this danger. It ought also to stiffen the administration's “Again I wish to say that If the enactment . ay hack in 1 6. cooks a z . ay { i Fo eG no w 1 § 4 O ¢ : determination to carry out the President's order exactly of legislation for this purpose is necessary I WASHINGTON, Oct. 1—The U. §. Senate _ (R.N.D.) had an amendment. He said it was Gb To! WARL 10 see Jpnocent hoople suf ° The Ii h shall vote for it and work for jt. because the Met at 10 a. m., it says here, to speed the pass- = A Peculiar thing, but everybody who earns a y loc : Pea, re ro a double the way he wrote it. 5 : Ti My DECALS: f ih f bill. H = living in the U.S. A. has got to keep records for ant my local and state taxes raised because allow ot - unsavery conditions must be cleaned up: and if age of the next tax . H-m-m-m-m-m, the tax collector. Everybody, that is. except some. moth-eaten legislator got himself behind everv . ; : te enactment of legisiation is the only way by The Veep showed up on time. But there were”. camplere “Only they are allowed to make lame the eight ball, The “simplest way would be for Jones is 4 yo ' Wine he can be cleaned up. then let us enact ,1y three Senators to be prayed over. One of explanations.” he said. Congress to repeal the secrecy clause. urless southbot i Mallace Ss Ghost $ Jegiss ton. them suggested the absence of ‘a quorum. Vice BD very definite or good reason for When : TENRY A WALLACE'S t Hort to ict 5 i hagain T say that much as I. regret the President Alben 20 Per Cent Tax - : sa ; down (t] * recent eilort to picture nImsSell ,,..sqity of it, if it becomes necessary to enact Barkley Sutveyeq ihe SO HIS amendment. freshly printed. would PERSONALLY, I have no respect whatso- wire) tre as an unbiased observer in the China of 1944 has come legislation in connection with this matter I is pet oa et have forced all race tracks to take down the over for the Indiana legislature. It does not on collis a cropper. . shall support its enactment.” ay ren ~ names of all winners at-the pari-mutuel windows truly represent the people of this state because We ha . After an interruption by Sen. Edward Mar. aE i iti and collect immediately a 20 per cent withhold- it has not been reapportioned according to popu- gtepping Last week President Truman released some correspond- tin (R. Pa.): bs lg ent i ing tax on their loot. “Can anyone show one ation for over 20 vears, in defiance of the trains fi ence in which Mr. Wallace (1) denied that he had been “Mr. President. I favor the passage of such started reading the | single Jad oectiontt eried The gebtlemsn Sale Constitution, WHE : a bill, and I shall do all within my pawer to pop i “oy 5 : To me, a self-perpetuating legislative body passage influenced by Owen Lattimore, (2) denied that he ‘had pap the President clean up the bad situation.” He intoned LR . Sen, holies 5 Underwood {D Forged is the most dangerous threat to freedom I outside recommended a Nationalist-Communist coalition; and 3) > names of the missing e could. He made a speech about hosses,”in- know, I cannot understand why it is not forced ants on Wh St k J h 2 = cluding a dramatic bit about thoroughbreds to comply with the state | th Sixteen asserted that his recommendations had in fact been “the 0 Jtruck John? ents ae Slowy as thundering down the homestretch, and he Said roarinottining Wy oi Jaw on this Yuestion of Sateen . : e decently could so , ; : 8 fe. 3 opposite of pro-Commurist.” ANOTHER interruption. This time by Sen. that these® slug-a- Shy lore aves WoUlL YUN NG VEER. TT —F. M., Oty. by three The Senate Internal Security Subcommittee heard some Bugave Deki - R. Colo. } ne eondefnned Peds sould sprint to couldn't see why a 20 per cent withholding tax w testimony on a pamphlet signed by Mr. Wallace and pub- wanted ho ar: in pro hi such a an saig he dy any on a-winning ticket was any different from a ERE IER REE RRR RRR RRR R TERRY A vel lished in June, 1944—while the Vice President was in China. Referring to the RF(¥investigation, in which When he, finished rn Ro eck. 3 “ot yx Ragan : nb ” for the Roosevelt administration. he took part, and the report which President - the last name. Young, Republican, North Da- = iews on News = roadbed : : Truman termed “asinine.” Sen. Capehart re- kota (who didn’t answer), there still was no Fr Ww d : near’ a : on =» 2 = > ew oras : : . near g ECERPTS f “0 Job in Asia” t out by the turhed: E Joram The Veep foe the Slerx by read the THE Junior Senator from Florida, George Bz DAN RIDNEY loosé tra 3 rom ur Sia —pu 3 “In the face of the fact that he has said all list of statesmen again. He did. with long ~ : ai . : a ACCORDING to the Argentine radio. Insti f Pacific Relati tained such Wall { iad pa pauses between each name. No go Smathers. said he wanted to say a few words 4 ¢ I's Jones nstitute o acifnc helations—con ane suc allace re- he criticism of the past has been aSinine, that x 4N0 . Would Sen. Langer vield him some. time? : he revolt against Dictator Peron carbines

marks as these:

“ ‘Free Asia’ will include first of all China and ‘Soviet Asia, which form a great area of freedom, potentially a ‘freedom bloc’ which it is to our interest to have become

a freedom block in fact .

“The Russians have demonstrated their friendly attitude toward China by their willingness to refrain from intervening in China's internal affairs . . “Russian interest in the Far East is not likely to be

that of ertitorial Legpangion.”

THE COMMITTEE was told that 700, 000 copies of this

nis boys are all lily-white, that there is absolutely nothing to all the criticisms, he now comes to the Congress and wants us to help him. “I shall be very happy to help him, because 1 think the situation ig serious.”

Somehow’ vou get the idea that Sen. Capehart

will vote for thé bill if there ever iz one. which seems unlikely at this point.

'FOSTER'S FOLLIES

BUFFALO—Four pinball machine operators drew fines and prison terms in the first sentences resulting from a grand jury gambling

At 10:30 a. m., Majority Leader Ernest W. McFarland said he guessed. the sergeant-at-arms should go out and round up the truants. The. Veep said this was a ‘good idea. The bells clanged and the poor. old sarge clomped out to make a to-do about hauling in the absentees Then evervbody sat down to await develapments, Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey (D., Minn.) exploded through the center doori He looked winded. A few more Democrats strolled in.

Hardly any Republicans were on the job. This

- probably is a coincidence, but. they all went to

a big dinner downtown the night before. Then Sen. Karl E. Mundt of N. D., who is’a Republican, walked in and leaned against a liver-colored

“I'll yield vou five seconds.” Langer. : “Uh —. -." began Sen. Smathers. Bang went the Veep's gavel. Time was up. The gentlemen then voted down withholding taxes on horserace ‘winnings. Sen. Langer walked outside to

snapped Sen.

chew sadly on an unlit cigar, with the cello-

phane still around it.

"UNTIL 1 FOUND YOU"

T never knew the glory of . in the sky . . . I never knew the thrill of life . ~its reason or its why . . . I never knew the meaning of . . . the words “I love you dear” : . until you came into my heart . . . to banish every fear . , . I never knew what kisses meant . . . I knew no true-caress . ..

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“started among cavalry units.” They may have been grooming a dark horse. o ud A CHECKUP on the Truman plan for all top federal officials to report their annual incemes shows it probably can't muster enough support to overTid® a presidential veto. er > h Bb. & IT LOOKS as if some of the federal tax collrctors who have quit may find their next positions more confining. Se Bb ABOUT the most important course in law school must be “how tp practice influence.” .

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marble pillar. Several of his cohorts arrived soon thereafter. : The Veep was doing some calculating. He needed only 11 more Senators to do business. Eventually he got them all; last one in was Sen. Kenneth McKellar (D., Tenn.) who did not seem embarrassed by the attention he got. Now we were ready to consider the multi-billion-dollar tax bill. Only Sen. William Langer

SIDE LANCE |

: $ Sb = SELLING cHents_should be covered by the anti-slavery statutes.

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WHEN 4a high-ranking ‘Army officer is ordered to Korea now, he never, knows whether. it is a talk or a fight.

probe until you The niulticolored lights may glow, " All red and green and brown, But these chaps present score is oe The judge has pinned them down. He bawled them out, then sent them in, And now the poor guys wilt. ; Like saddened knights in punctured tinThey've lost this little tilt. ;

pamphlet were purchased for our Army and Navy for the instruction ‘of our soldiers and sailors in the Pacific. But even more significant was the disclosure that the Wallace pamphlet was written by Mrs. Owef Lattimore. Mrs. Lattimore told the commtitee in executive session last July, according to testimony now made public, that while she had done the actual writing, she was simply } setting down Mr. Wallace's ideas. The manuscript was sent to Mr. Wallace for his approval while he was in China, accompanied. by Mr. Lattimore and John Carter Vincent.

» = 2 » » ” ' FROM NEW YORK it is reported that Mr. Wallace has

gave your love to me . ... and brought me happiness. . . I never knew the meaning of . . . real deem sincerity . until you looked into my eves . . . and caused my heart to see . . . but now my life has meaning and . . . my future days look bright , . , for from the day I found you, dear . .. I knew that all was right. —Ben Burroughs.

By Galbraith

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IMPORTS . . . By Kermit McFarland AMASS MEDIATION .

U. S.-Czech Trade

. By Fred W. Perkins

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..corroborated Mrs. Lattimore's testimony. explaining that ~ ‘1 . an ; * ® Fur he dictated the ideas for the pamphlet and she had done Down, but Not Out Is Due This Week rem ie ee $ Oo the writing. WASHIN v * All our troubles with Czech- WASHIN N Cl % ® Men The ideas set forth in the "pamphlet are hardly “the oslovakia, including the viciolis imprisonment of William EON, On FX he S21oo ater $:Can opposite of pro-Commumist.” In the circumstances, we N. Oatis, an American newspaperman, apparently damp- day before the National (railway) Mediation Board id * Mie can't put much faith in Mr. Wallace's implication, seven ened our trade with that Communist. country in July. "Tt will be “Mass mediation” between: 17 ok th : ® Typ years later, that he was wholly objective and entirely pg; it gian't stop the trade. operating vailway unions and enon. $ Fle uninfluenced when he reported on China in 1944. July figures are the latest THE U. 8S. Embassy in the managements of about 400 ° Ployees should be placed on : ne

available on what American Prague has been cut down to railroads. The unions repre- the same basis in this partie-

importers bought from Czecho-

‘a staff of 12, through Czech

sent nearly a million rail em-

ular as workers in other in-

M C hi E : slovakia. Somilnist harassment and ployees who, are called “non- dustries, . They show we sent 1,577,864 expulsions. © (There are no re- ORE" . : More ‘recently Sen. Taft ore Lzechs scape / American. dollars gto Czecho- strictions on the staff of the ecatae the! ave Pouning joined in an unusual ailiance IX Czechs who said they were slave. laborers in a uranium slovakia in July for their prod- Szech embassy in Washing. ; trains. : with Den, Hubert 'H. Humph- : mY : - ucts on. ; : . 4 rey (D. Minn.) in sponsoring -mine producing for Russian atomic bombs sneaked over oiuus Up to Aug. 1..U. S. importers ; ing railroads to" negotiate. for an amendment to remove the + the border into Western Germany and freedom. IN THE previous month, vi i op We ag Ted a “union shop,” under which Fa ce oirement Jor : . . 59 J 1 0dS, § on ore un A About the same time, the head of the American section pougne $2 263.5 28 worth of * Lug April when Czech sales to yn non- DPErALNE employee pogotiations are eo ig ! Yossi NL Etat ens ‘us . s i. Jzech goods, : -this country ran to $3,629,000. w ave to become a union 4 ’ : : of the Czech Foreign Ministry Spisted himself and his Unofficial reports indicate ai. . member, They already have ? 4 a

family out of Czechoslovakia to the U.

Germany

These refugees from communism now join the.engineer “freedom train"

and 31 passengers on the

S.-occupied area of

into Western Germany earlier in the month.

which escaped

that since July importe frem (Czechoslovakia have taken a decided drop. But there are no

' nfiicial statistics to back up

this indication. It taxes about. two months’to put the figures together.

than half that Right after ‘the Korean War oroke out, the Commerce Department put a stopper on the shipment of strategic or &carce materials to all Communiat ‘ountries. In March, it issued

signed up four trunk lines—the New York Central, Baltimare & Ohio, Gréat Northern and Lehigh Valley but are having trouble with the others,

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THE railway Icbor act for-

THE Taft-Humphrey amendment has been approved hy the House Labor Committee and is being pushed for early action on the floor. * Although 400 railroads have been notified of the national mediation board proceedings,

” r ” 3 ” o “«\D ve <e 7 Five weeks ago Congress an order cracking down on all merly prohibited any form of - f, ACCORDING to the Communist radio asked President Truman and shipments BE for ooun- compulsory unionism on the Many of them are subsidiaries ) these people are ‘terrorists’ and “criminals.” the State Department to cul irjec behind the iron curtain. raflroads. Early this year - Of other lines, and it is ex-

In the Communist book, with an appetite for free air. Among other things, the Prague radio complains that the “plenipotentiaries’ sent to bring:back the train escapees

those terms describe anyone

off all trade -with. Czechoglovakia until Mr. Oatis was released. ” nn on NEITHER the President nor the State Department has even

yo ” !

SO U. S§. exports to Czecho- -

slovakia have fallen off to a dribble. (In normal times, U. S.

trade with the Czechs was

about evenly balanced.)

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COPR. 1951 BY NEA SERVICE, INC.

"Now that I've retired I've finally aot time. to get what I've always wanted—a tailor-made business suit!"

Congress completed action on an amendment which gives the same privilege to railway

‘unions as the Taft-Hartley law

gives to unions in general industry. This privilege is the

pected that management spokesmen {in Wednesday's proceedings will not number more than 150. Up to today the railroads had npt announced their prin-

were prevented from talking to them. commented on this resolution. "right to negotiate with man. 'iPal spokesmen. A mediation Publi It did’ . g : . Trade, obviously, has. not been In July, less than $80,000 Next largest item was worth of costume jewelry, $87,- agement for a union shop. board official . said it is ex- 3 t di n t mention that our ambassador in Prague has She Cif worth of U. 8. products were drugs. We sent the Czechs 000 worth of beads am asso- The Taft-Hartley provision pected that “it will be every : od not been.-permitted to talk to William N. Oatis since he was But since ‘the resolution was = Seni to Czechoslovakia. In the = $13,000 ° worth, mostly nar- ciated products. carries the qualification that T21road for itself.” 9 jailed in April Or ever to send him a ack of cigaret passed, it is reported, the first Seven months, of the year, cotics. : : # nn g before unions ‘can start nego- .o.. ou S p gare 5, Czechs ‘have had .increasing the Techs rere ais Sy ; Imports from Czechoslovakia MOST countries, in normal - tiations of this character they THE 17 unions, which asked ° p ALL THE recent] esca d Czech difficulty in getting approval i "in July covered a wide range’ times, try to maintain a bal- must get the backing of a ma- for the hearings, will be rep- . move of radio free Euro n v hee : Sy he broadcasts for the shipment of ‘their goods yo acs ox of items. Largest classification = Ance.of trade With other coun- jority of .all the employees in resented by a committee head- the ¢ pe have been encouraging the anti Com. to the United States. It pulk of this commerce. -, was $262,000 worth of jute and tries, the industry or plant con- ed by George E. Leighty, who No ¢ munists in Czech oslovakia. amounts to a red-tape slow. In. Sly, some $51, 006 worth The Czechs—and other Com- cerned. This qualification was is chairman of the. Railway come Which makes it pertinent to point out that c d 1 down, or peng ate Ore Bet on wine Wing ta moseen ur wibangy ACH ‘amendment. because. ac. And an acer of a -mom-op rout Fr point out that Crusade for © “ne state, Department de ire. tov Czechoslovakia. It: i= We also bought from the willing to accept sur embargo Act amendment because ac- and an officer of a “non-op” . rang : eédom, which maintains Radio Free Europe and other anti- elinks to talk about this, But reported the Czechs make pen. 7zechs $225,000 worth of fmi- on exports while still selling us tion had, already started in union. : “uk} Communist enterprises, is seeking public subscriptions to Unofficially it is understood the cfls out of these “slats” and ''Ation precious stones, $204,000 large quantities of stuff be. Congress to remove ft from 1 The hearings, “expected to Wi ’l carry on its’ work. | i Cech Dive been Joid that ship the. finished product back wi ie tablecloths, Dagkine cause U. 8. dollars are almost the Taft-Hartley | jaw. an. the rs re : So i 8. officials cannot manage to the U. 8. This accounted for An i r materials, ,000 as good as guns and other’ war gEN, ROBERT A TAFT (R : o b A D : . members. They can't make a New York ld Aonation soul Lig take, the shackles off some 10 WSs the Tiecessary papers worth of glass products. $196. - Jateriale Ok Set pas aw and ans Tantics tne gb