Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 September 1952 — Page 36

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Churchill on the Skids |

In Working

By WILLIAM McGAFFIN LONDON, Sept. #4

Attlee Labor government last Oct. 25. It was a tough, dangerous spot. Now .the country's position is much’ less precarious—but the individual ‘Englishman is so disillusioned with Churchill he would turn the old man out of office if an election were risked tomorrow. This is no surprise. Churchill had the guts to do some things he knew would make him unpopular—such as reducing the food subsidies, It helped the government toward making ends meet when the subsidy was reduced by $448 million to $700 million, But it meant the people had to pay higher prices for their meat,

bread, flour, milk, tea, fats, but-|

With the cost of living going!

up and wages remaining frozen,|

the 8 million organized workers|

of Britain have grown restless.| safety margin,

When Churchill took over-——with| a skimpy overall majority in Par-|

liament of only 18 votes—he| asked for three years before he! should be judged. The inference | was that if an election were held| off until then .the unpleasant! medicine he had to adminster, would have worked its cure and] the nation, restored in health,

would give him its blessing. May Not Wait

But, unfortunately for Churchill and his government, the work-| ers may not wait that long. Eight million of them want wage bodsts to meet the rising cost of living. The government is trying to get

them to abide by the wages they/, are making now. The annual con-|¢ ference of the Trades Union Con-'ihe International Mon gress, representative of all these —....

workers, is being held this week/

Jenner Blasts Foreign Aid -

Says Taxes Prevent 30-Hour Week

Times State Service SOUTH BEND, Sept. 4—Ben.! William E. Jenner said here today a 30-hour work week would be possible for everyone without! raising wages or prices “if only the money squandered for use-! less government programs were not collected.” The Indiana Republican declared: “When you consider that more than one of every four dollars! the worker earns is now seized by the federal government in taxes, then you understand that [ats than 10 hours of every 40-) week are going to the Wash-/ ington tyrrany. }

‘A Swindler’

Sen. Jenner, attacking the na-| tion's foreign aid program as a “swindle,” also said: “Under this insidious Point 4! scheme of Dean Acheson and President Truman, the United States send experts to foreiom countries to teach them our manfacturing, farming and distribution techniques and secrets.

“Not only does the American taxpayer finance this sharing of American know-how. The American taxpayer also finances the billions of dollars of giveaways with which foreign countries manufacture products to compete with American-made products not only on the world market but right here in the United States.” A candidate for re-election, Sen. Jenner is opposed by Democrat Henry Schricker. The Senator issued today’s statement as his campaign caravan arrived in this industrial city. |

Installment Plan

Funerals Approved

HARRISBURG, Pa. — Articles of incorporation for a Pittsburgh firm to sell funeral services on the installment plan were approved yesterday. The Pennsylvania Funeral Directors Association bitterly opposed official recognition of the firm, the American Memorial Service, Inc., as presaging the ap. plication of “high-pressure tactics to a sacred performance.” The firm plans to offer a oneprice funeral for $405, payable on installment terms in advance.

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Asserts Americans

By Science Service WASHINGTON -— Americans prefer music they judge to be masculine, especially when they know others think that the music is fit for he-men. Both sexes consistently prefer masculine music, Dr. Carl H. Rittenhouse, psychologist at Lowry Alr Force Base, Denver, Colo. told the American Psychological Association today. The most masculine men and women with mannish manners have strongest

(CDN)— where it opened Monday. The acBritain seemed on the skids to!'tion the workers take can decide national bankruptcy when Wins- whether Britain is to sink or swim. ton Churchill and his Conservative party took over from: the their leaders and vote for wage |

year when there was a balance of ter ands¢heese. =<. !

TT Re RN RR,

Man’s Book.

at the seaside resort of Margate,

If the rank and file overrule

increases, there will be trouble. If the raises are granted, production: costs will go up and British ex- | ports may be priced out of the world market. If raises are not granted, there may be strikes— . :which will mean fewer goods to | sell in the world market. i It is with this situation in mind | } you should judge the optimistic ; ] ‘ 3 report issued by the British Treas. %« vig A wg ury. the, other day. It predicted PEACH QUEEN—Miss Diona that by the end of the year: Brit- Coval, 19 - year - Id Valparaiso

ain should be in a position to pa an . its own Vas at to pay pay University freshmd from Utica, imports with exports. Mich., just completed a ‘weeklong reign as Peach Queen at

This will be a revolutionary, change, if realized, compared to| Michigan's annual Peach Festival at Romeo, Last week she

the position at the end of last flew to Washington to present President Truman with a Michigan peach.

payments deficit of 516 million pounds (about $14.5 million) and when the gold and dollar reserves were fast dropping below the

‘DD: 9 But even by the end of this) Pitchfork Baby

year if all goes according to plan| Slayer Gets Life

there will still be a dollar prob-| JUNEAU, Mis.—Carl Hein. who

. | lem. To meet it the Churchill g 4ritted killing his new born government is expected to seek .,n with a pitchfork, was serving discussions with the new Ameri-|, jife sentence today. The 28-year-old Cambria fac-

can government on four major tory hand, who admitted being the

issues:

ONE: American tariff conces- father of a child delivered Sunday sions for British exports. : by Mrs. Robert Strobusch in a TWO: American investment in farm outbuilding, pleaded guilty the British commonwealth. and Circuit Judge William O’Con-/ , THREE: Possibility of long- nell imposed the mandatory life term agreements for American sentence.

Hein was accused of stabbing purchase of raw materials from Ry : the sterling area. a the baby with a pitchfork just

FOUR: Possibility of assist- | ATT it was born and then bury

(Ing it. A farmer deliverin roance to expedite the convertibility ceres to Mrs. Strobusch go

f the pound stetling through in-|the child, still alive, 10 hours ernational organizations such asilater, The baby, 28 hours old,

etary Fund. died at Columbus hospital.

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