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‘House May Kill Wage Controls

In Next Step

By United Bree 1 WASHINGTON, June 21— Democratic Whip J. Percy Priest, predicted today a rebellious House, which already has voted to kill price controls, will move!

next to strip the administration’ of its authority to control wages. The amendment -riddled con-

trols bill, which presently would

decontrol virtually everything but,

wages and rents, will come up for another round of voting in the House next Wednesday.

Rep. Priest told a reporter he

thought the House would be consistent and vote to kill wage controls, too-—unless it reverses itself on price controls. Despite the numerous rebuffs handed the administration by a RepublicanSouthern Democratic coalition, the Tennessee Democrat thought the latter was still a possibility. “If the House keeps wage controls in the bill, I don’t think it will vote to kill price controls on the final rollcall. vote,” Rep. Priest said. As it stands now, the House bill would kill all credit controls.

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In a surprise 146 to 88 vote yes-

terday, the House tentatively! knocked out practically all price] controls. The previous day it voted to give the administration a choice between dropping material controls over civilian goods or raising tariff barriers. It hasn't got around to voting on Fent controls yet.

Canada Seeks British

Aid in Seaway Project LONDON, June 21 (UP)—Britain may come to Canada’s aid in building the St. Lawrence Sea-|

way because of the U, 8.'s re-|

fusal to help.

Informed sources said Canadian High Commissioner Norman Robertson has been consulting British government and {ndustrial representatives on possible British assistance. Mr. Robertson was reported to have emphasized his government fs ready and anxious to plac large orders with British heavy| electrical and engineering firms. However, the situation is complicated by Britain's own :short~ age of steel and the demands of | rearmament on British industry. An unofficial British mission may go to Canada soon to make further studies. Among those whom Mr. Robertson has consulted have been representatives of Britain's leading industrial firms, the Commonwealth Relations Office, the Supply Ministry, and the Board of Trade.

A Spirited Congress une 21

BOGOTA, Sajomtin. (UP)—The newspape. Xl Tiempo has reported the Conservative)

Party may halt the sale of Hquor|

in congressional bars because “in| most cases, the quorum is not found in the chamber but in the bar. ” TL i

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WASHINGTON, Mune 21—This, Marine was a corporal with a

red neck and he was sitting at|

this bar haying a beer and he i carrying that lousy Navy on our hadn't heard about that bill | : long enough. Any di y

th | passed by Congress making the|

United Press Telephoto, BETTER HALF—Mrs. Robert Wright 27 (above), is the wife of Millard Wright, the chronic burglar who was operated on in 1947 to cure him of stealing. Now, he has been arrested again for a series of robberies.

4 him he took it calmly.

Nearer Wa

By United Press AUSTIN, Nev, June 21-—The| tenacious residents of this small [Nevada town, almost surrounded |

sect seige might last 60 days.

They fought the slowly advancing horde of crickets with tons

from dead insects was so strong it nauseated many of the citizens.

of poisoned grain. The stench)

Insect Horde Creeps

ter Supply

|Elko, Nev., and anotfer 20. tons

was due today.

By the time ammunition for {the battle arrived yesterday, the! by a 25-mile long army of Mor-|crickets had advanced to within | mon crickets feared today the in-|g quarter mile of the only water |

supply.

| Residents of the area feared {the poisoned insects, dying by! millions, would contaminate the,

water,

| | Deputy Sheriff Francis Escobar ,1q gir] sobbed in Juvenile Court |

{late yesterday. She has seven {other children and works to sup-'

sald the stench of the millions of The town “fought fiercely with dead insects “hangs over Austin

| Marines an independent outfit. the news was broken

| He sipped a little beer and put {his glass down carefully. A kind|

‘ jof tentative look came over his

| face.

that supposed to be happening

lone a these days. I never figured joint chiefs. That's supposed to ¥ {it would happen, though. Con- he good. Okay, but they been 50 x used. to shoving the Marines| (x

| gress—well, you know.”

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|beer glass and took another small sample of the amber liquid.

shouldn't we get a break? Been

| work to do, we do it.”

to . He caught himself then, and | assumed the air of a man fearful fof showing enthusiasm. He took| [AAA LA ha {another drink of beer, carefully, § letting it flow noiselessly down | *® his throat, and when he put down ¥

the glass the as a primness id 3 “Yeah,” he said, “I hedrd about nie fips.

Corporal

“Why not?” he asked. “Why,

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Jailed on Teen’ Morals Charge :

“Lady,” a 19-year-old Indianapolis woman sentenced to 120 days in Indiana Women's Prison, | jwas a member of what Juvenile

Court Referee Mercer Mance be-twq fresh beers.

{Heves is a “rather extensive | prostitution ring.”

|with inducing to become prostitutes, Both became infected with Jiotss, B disease.

| “Lady” also was charged with teaching a third girl, 16, to be a shoplifter.

The 14-year-old girl said she

received as a prostitute. Restaurants Watched

Three or four men procured for {the girls, Juvenile Court officials {said. | Referee Mance requested police {to ‘keep an eye on two restaurants, one on Indiana Ave. the other ean~-W. Vermont St., out of {which the prostitution ring was {reported operating. “I'd rather my daughter were de ad,” the mother of the 14-year-

eo the lava- like flow of the little|/like a blanket, and it's just like, port the family.

® creatures. The entrenched towns- | millions of dead fish rotting in|

{people used a 20-ton supply of ‘poisoned barley and rolled wheat {to halt the pests along a 25-mile front. | ‘The poison was rushed from Walla Walla, Wash, through

the sun.”

one-quarter of a mile a day.

The attacking “army,” which practically surrounds the town, is estimated to be 14 miles deep land traveling southward at about

Promises Ruling On Liner Subsidies

WASHINGTON, June 21 (UP) —Attorney General James P, McGranery today promised a prompt decision on whether the government paid excessive subsidies for the counstruction of the United States, America's new queen of the seas, Acting on orders from President Truman, McGranery opened an investigation to determine | whether the government could | recover any of the $50 million in subsidies paid to the United [States Lines for the $78 million super-liner, Mr, Truman intervened in the long-standing subsidy controversy yesterday shortly after Secretary of Commerce Charles {Sawyer announced that the passenger liner had been turned over to its new owners.

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{ ~The girl said she told her fam-

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but lived most of the time

Before sentencing Referee Mance declared the case

kind of. dreamy look came into {his face.

lon that joint chiefs. Guy I know, sergeant I knew at Tarawa. Like

a him. I don’t know any Marine generals, but we could give those Joint chiefs hell with some a those guys I know.”

2 big drink this time. He smacked He accused “Lady” of “ruin- his lips and held in his belly and ing” the lives of two girls, 16 pulled back his shoulders. and 14, whom she was charged | the hell. They say after this we're gonna be independent.

be independent? We been independent all the time, only nobody knew it but us. Who the hell's more independent than a Ma- . [rine?” paid “Lady” half the money she]

hi “Lady” and “Lady’s” boy friend. 12:35-3:48 “Lady, » LE 5018: 00 was one of the most vicious he had ever encountered of breaking down the moral codes of children.|

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