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Show THE BEAVER PRESS. BEAVER. UTAH production of Civilian Radios Gets Under Way SEWIXG CIRCLE PATTERNS A Ensemble for Fall: Tot's Jumper and Matching Jacket! Jumper-Jacke- Jawn t- , t - tuseuiurrAu UMiniiwivn win t?;'lBy i l.t. v -- Itev'A V- h;W -Ft Walter Shead VVNU .. WNU Washington Biircju Union Trust Building tu Congress Veering to Left congress back in session unusual activity evident abouf the headquarters of both national political committees, political leaders here are looking toward --t.. , the 1946 elections, just about a year off, and scanning the political horl-xofor the signs of the times. With these elections in the offlng, congressional legislation on reconversion will be tempered by political expediency, and it is likely the Truman administration will take a gradual shift more to the "left." While the results of the British elections served to bring into clearer focus the trend of mass thinking of the "common man," we have only to recapitulate the results of the last national election in this country to note the power and growth of labor as a political force, and note the leftward trend. ;n 1 ....f.. I frn,.,r ;,; g, J Despite this trend, however, Production of radios for civilian sale has started in full force. One of the first radio production lines In there Is little or no Indication the country is pictured at a Plymouth, Ind., plant. The capacity of the plant will shortly be 2,000 sets that labor in America will ever day. This will aid materially in making radio sets available for almost every need. Production has speedgo so far to the left as to aded up beyond earlier reports with every indication that the market will shortly be well vocate state socialism, at least supplied. if the government of the United States remains a liberal government. But whether politicans of either party will admit it or not, the fact remains that the Political Action committee of the CIO, John L. Lewis and his united mine workers, and various factions of the AFL did play an important role in the last election. These labor organizations are now laying plans for the active part 1 they are to play in the elections next year, both congressional and local. Some weeks ago, your Home Town Reporter wrote that a new 5(4.' line-u- p of contending forces would 1- see the mass thinking of the large areas of population pitted against the individual thought of the small towns and rural sectioas. That is ' , . S8Sf! 3 s exactly what happened in England. In some few agricultural sections, however, the farmers voted with the Labor party in the British toward a Socialist government. ...v....4l.in, , u - r; Wit'.? HiH V Chi t" M V... . left-swi- England Won't Co 'Red According to the political dope-stehere, the Socialist leanings of the Labor party in England do not mean that England will abandon the capitalistic system. Rather, as Sir Stafford Cripps put it, the Labor party seeks a greater degree of economic liberty for the common people "by a wise combination of state ownership and private enterprise with effective control and planning of our natural resources." And then he cites our TV A system in America as an example. He might well have cited our Federal Reserve system, the Reconstruction Finance corporation, the Federal Housing administration, social security, the Commodity Credit corporation, the Agricultural Adjustment act, the Federal Deposit Insurance act, the Federal Land banks for all these reflect the "wise combination of state ownership and private enterprise with effective control, etc." These activities are now Integral parts of our governmental system, and are here to stay. So, despite any left swing in this country, political leaders believe that so long as this wise combination exists, that is, a partnership arrangement between government and people, there is little danger of either a Labor party, as such, or other than our traditional form of government in this country. As a matter of fact, neither England or Russia, both classed as democracies, have any sovereign power or rights vested in the people. rs President Truman calls his cabinet to consider all angles of reconversion brought to a head by the Japanese surrender. Photo shows, left to right: Clinton P. Anderson, agriculture; Lewis B. Schwellenback, labor; John B. Blandford Jr., housing agency; J. A. Krug, VVPB; J. E. Snyder, war mobilization; William Davis, economic stabilization; Leo T. Crowley, foreign economics; Henry A. Wallace, commerce; Abe Fortas, undersecretary of Interior; Robert Hannegan, postmaster general; Henry L. Stimson, secretary' of war; James F. Byrnes, secretary of state; President Harry S. Truman; Fred M. Vinson, treasury; Tom Clark, attorney general; and James F. Forrestal, secretary of navy. After New Honors Landing Map of Surrender Group - T . I r pZ FUJISAWA r - X r7Zmm. - ZlP SAGAMI Official !' t'n ''.v n 4CCv ir" XYOKOSUKA BAY" uTm-- L u lGE '"I 7 s WMSM.rs ANO TRANSPORTS I I W1IM lANDIMGrfORCfS movi in on vokosuka I II T"J inui.ee 1 I IJ111JJ map released by the Japanese Imperial headquarters, II show-'B- J r 1 ' ! If w ni " 4 i i a ' f' n i if in Robert mother looks on, Charles Allen, James Milton and by the Into navy sworn re richest,., Hardin, left to right, triplets, in the J fall""r' CP. Dvld Winchester Hardin, VSS, senior officer career JjJ 1more d,strc- - The triplets plan to follow the nary as a "ter take Annapolis examinations. As their V V "V MA Weighted with medals and shooting for the national swimming Frances How Powerful la Labor? championship Is Political leaders here are watchthree-tim-e of N. Raleigh, Kenccy C, Carolina swimming champion. She ing the power of the Labor lobby also holds three junior AAU nation- here as reflected in two bills before al medals as well ss relay team the congress, one the Murray bill, also sought by first place. the administration, and the other the Hatch - Burton bill which provides a new approach to settlement of management - labor controverf sies. Labor wants the Murray bill, but Is against the Hatch measure. The action of President Truman in confercalling a ence under the general supervision of Secretary of Labor Schwellenbach has also drawn some political comment Some leaders profess to see a move to block participation of Secretary of Commerce Wallace, since labor had asked that the conference be under the joint supervision of Wallace and Schwellenbach. Speaking before the senate committee, Sen. Wayne Morse (R., Ore.) said; "The British election 4 shows a determination of the comV r v mon man and woman to obtain economic security. American democracy rests on capitalism, and capitalism rests on democracy; both must work in order for the system Photograph shows Gen. Charles to last." Senator Murray (D., Mont.) de Gaulle with President Truman, said: "I see nothing but conflict and for. capitalism in during De Gaulle's recent visit to recrimination unless we provide a proAmerica durare shown Washington. They will which Insure employment gram of the national ing the playing anthem, as the White House troops opportunities for all Americans who are able and willing to work." paid honor to the French leader. JiH Ill . ""---- l. Vr DeGaulle at Capital Navy Father Enlists Triplets . ? , ! Yokosuka, south of Tokyo bay. : tVV f F I whore landing points were made available for the airborne troops ccompanying General MacArlhur and bis staff. The main point of contact mas the Atsugt airfield, 20 miles southwest of Tokyo. Following 'he landing by air, strong U. 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