The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 March 1949 — Page 6

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 1949.

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MARCH OF EVENTS

Union Welfare Funds I Canada Speeds Vital Problem For Congress J Coast-Coast Highway Special to Central Press TF^ASHIXGTON—One of the long range problems facing the new TT Congress on the subject of labor legislation has to do with welfare funds. Union pension programs have mushroomed into a major collective bargaining issue in recent years, second only to the traditional topic of wage increases. John L Lewis stimulated interest in such funds when he obtainee 1 a 100 million-dollar annual pension program for his mineis. financed by a 20-cents-a-ton royalty

on coal.

With more and more unions seeking such funds, some government officials believe Congress soon will have to declare a national policy on the problem They say Congress should decide Whether some unions will be permitted to have $75 or $100 a month private plans for which the public pays the freight; or whether government social seeuilly will be expanded to that figure so all citizens can share in an adequate old-age

program

The Taft-Hartley Act does not touch on this policy issue It merely regulates union welfare funds to require joint union - employer administration

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will jitiil traiiiinent of Ford, Iiurohy

Kivu.s nofit e l>y virtue of the power by said will eonft iretl u tui iiim and purKiiont to tin* order of Hie Futnam t’ireuit Court .it th • hour of I0:uo o'chtek A M. on the ?rtth tin>• of Murcii. I'.MM. at the law offh . <»f Albei t K. WIlliMms, on

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all interest of said decedent in and unto the following described real estate located in I'utnani

.fat kson Str et, Oreencastie, Iruii na, offer for sale, at public sale.

GREATEST PEACETIME WAR GAMES

John l. Lewis

• HIGHWAYS TO BETTER DEFENSE—Canada and the United States arc becoming increasingly anxious that no move be unheeded toward a firm and reliable defense highway system throughout the .north Both Canadian and United States officials realize that Alaska’s Arctic and sub-Arctic areas offer the quickest and shortest route for air attack upon the North American continent in event of another war With this in mind. Canada's officials are working furiously toward completion of a paved. cross-Canada highway The only roadbeds now connecting the east and west coasts of Canada have large sections of unpaved, comparatively soft roads. Under the beating of an Army convoy of trucks and equipment, these roads would quickly deteriorate to the point of non-usability. Additionally, paved highways are needed from Canada's valuable northern oil and mineral producing areas to southern outlets Only this spring and summer, for instance, rail connections between Red Pass Junction and 1’rinc Rupert were completely severed for 72 consecutive days due to slides and washouts As defense facilities, such rail lines would be worse than nothing, for chances are that they would be out of service at a time when needed most

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UTTIE VIEQUES ISLAND off Puerto Rico is scene of Navy's greatest war maneuvers in peacetime history. Including a simulated atom bomb attack. Thirty-five thousand Navy, A.-my. Marine Corps and Canadian army men plus 120 wa.-.hips and several hundred planes are participating. Vieques represents the "African-Eurasian land mass" in the four-week war games, which will continue till March 19

Try and Stop Me

-By BENNETT CERF-

MARRIAGE broker tried desperately to persuade a

# GOP CHANCES—As of now. Republican hopes of regaining Senate control two years hence seem dim Twenty Democratic seats will be at stake Seven are tn the "solid south.'' Four more are in border states that rarely Republican That leaves nine northern contests in which Republicans have some chance Whether they are good or slight depends on how well the hist Congress can please the voters in the next two years Of the nim Republicans must win seven seals to control the Senat<—assuming they are able to retain the 12 GOP seats which also will be at stake.

n. likely young man to marry the daughter of a client Finally he persuaded him to visit the prospect for dinner. On the way home he demand^ S££ suM

CCASi.SUCH^

Senate's Secretary Retiring

# SENATE DEFENSE—Senate Secretary Carl Loeffler, who probably has known more senators personally than any other living man. is leaving Capitol Hill after 5!) years He hopes to write memoirs to "give the Senate a proper buildup in the eyes of our youth " Loeffler is annoyed by any writings that point to the shortcomings rather than the merits of the men for and with whom he has worked since he came to the Senate as a 15-year-old page in 1889 He thinks that many self-appraised intellectuals have undermined a pillar of democracy by looking for seamy sides of the lawmaking process and the lawmakers

ed, "Did you ever see such class, such refinement? And such wealth! You noticed. I hope, the fine sil-

verware and dishes?”

"Yfes." admitted the young man, "but how do I know they didn't borrow those things just to impress me?" "Don't be a fool,” snapped the broker "Who'd lend those crooks sil-

verware and dishes?"

George Jessel, presiding over a banquet in his inimitable fashion, suddenly stepped off the dais, dropped to one knee, and warbled "Rock-a-bye Your Baby To A Dixie Melody" in flawlesi fashion. As the party was breaking up. Gene Markey said to him "George, I never knew you could sing that well." •T can't sing at all," protested Jessel. was just imitating K Jolson.” CoiOTlght. 1919, by Htameu Ctrl DUtnbuUS ky King Features Syndicate i W

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A part of th,. north hi If of th,. north west ijuartor ot 1/ot Nurnhur One* lUindrod Ninety XIii,. < Hdo In tlit* nrljHnal Plat of the town, now city, of lireeneaHtle. described as follows: Beginningr at the im- thw s; corner of said lot nul risniiiUK thence , ast to a point wiii« Ii in forty five (45) feet west of tne nort h* a -t t orn* r of th-* nnrt iWfst tjuarter of said lot; ihen • • south feet to the stoi^ii hia of the north half of th*- nortnw«st uuarter ot sahl lot; thence west with said south line • - ^ feet tti th*' east line of l.i 'ksoii Street, In •iftid city: them** north to the t’lae*' of he^#iult» said sale will be subject to the approval of the Putnam Circuit Hourt for not less thm tiir* ef,Mirths ttf the appraised value of the real estate and up* n the !* , i low'itiK terms and («uidltious: on* half of sale price in cash upon sale and th,- balance thereof upon deliverv of Kxeeutor’s <1 ed and \ bs tract **f TiH*' show in -■ yo*.*! fee simple title thereto -tml sabjeet t<» taxes and assessments I* - - ietl in the vear 194S, payabb. isf.t ALIiKRT K W1U f \MlaX jcuior Uexell A. Poyd. ' Attorney f*»r Kx**cutor. ►.>-‘*i

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an vaun ietd and Jofin I’ayru ;ird love on their hands during a tense scene in the UniversalInternational crime drama, "Larceny," in which Dan Ddryea and |

Shelley Winters co-star with VYACHESLAV MOLOTOV, Russian foreign minister since 1109, has been relieved of off"

Miss Canfield and Payne at the

is succeeded by Andrei Vishinsky, deputy foreign minister. They arc shown 'left) seated

Voncastle today.

at a United Nations meeting. Vishinsky is at left. At right is A. 1. Mikoyan who was

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