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Show r WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS Jexas Elects First Republican Congressman in 24 Vears; President Truman Orders Loyalty Piles Opened to Probe Political observers were face to face with the question: Is there a new political trend in the wind? George In Florida Smathers defeated Sen. Claude e new dealer, by Pepper, well over 65,000 in the democratic primary. Critics of the Fair Deal, especially the revolting southerners, called it a victory over alarming creeping socialism, big government, unbalanced budgets and the welfare state. The winner, however, told Republicans to take no comfort from his victory. He said: The people of Florida in this election proved they were unwilling to depart from the and basic principles of the Democratic party. They do not wish to venture off down the side roads of extremism or dangerous (Editors Nstot When opinions sro expressed In theoo eolsmns, they sro thooo of Westorn Newspaper Unions news analysts and not necessarily of this newspaper.) one-tim- The Winner! The Communist spy bunt, called by many a witch hunt and a mud slinging campaign against administration big shots, took a new turn when President Truman agreed to give investigators the complete state department loyalty files on the 81 cases cited by Senator Mc Carthy, Although Truman's approval did not cover F.B.I. files, a great amount of F.B.I. material is in eluded in the reports. It now, comes to light that the 81 persons named by McCarthy have been investigated by four other congressional committees. Senator Tydings, chairman of the subcommittee which has been looking into McCarthy's allegations, Elizabeth Taylor, generally known as one of the most beautiful women in the movie world, was married in what has been publicized as the movie capitals wedding of the year. The groom is Conrad (Nick) Hilton, scion of the hotel family. Seven hundred guests 'were invited to the wedding and about 200 to a reception at the Bel-Acoun-tr- y club. ir -- President em tour Trura., half of Program, but preach ibe gospel kj ism. And it Was nett. gentle ridicule enemies instead8 tog. riedgehamafcM on a 6imUar Elizabeths wedding gown was a That trip to) inVtoeU Wai many a Politician orows, production in itself and aroused a brief controversy. One reporter The President said that it would feature a plungfaj of ridicule deep ing neckline. The horrified designer, Helen Rose of MGM, quickly on so,ationism. j, Now IsoUtiocis squelched the report. The gown is about as unplunging as anything cheap Plic7 to toilet t can be, she said. easy and cheap to t The gown, which Miss Rose money on our army termed a nice, modest, pretty aif force and to Z. dress that any girl would wear, Dhes to other coi ved the great war, I required 25 yards of pure silk satin ese things today. said: No adverse report concern- and handfuls of seed pearls and Isolationism ing these employees came to the beads. The studio footed the bill. cheap for today would andtc floor of the house or the floor of the next week, maybe senate and none was sent to the LABOR: hnw cheap isolationist state department after the other InNor are they interested In turns. Taxes werecnti Strike Settled George Smathers, S3, casts isolationism to clock back the vestigations. ing big fellows, but lod his vote in hit. race against The Some sources are saying public attitude of the and the Chrysler strike, rible price we have Senator Clande .Pepper for the g opinion is beginning to blow the lid the second longest and costliest in lationism In the second1 Republican party. U.S. senate. Smathers defeated inoff the the of scandals the Truman ad history of the automobile Meanwhile, the people of Texas Today exactly the r by well over 65.C53 Pepper ministration. But has been believe others consettled. dustry, elected the first Republican us. There are raft faces votes. Pepper had been a memtoo much and are time H. 24 Ben money when 10 in being The union claimed it won the who keep years gressman you ber of the upper honse for 14 wasted in an effort to create Com- cents an hour package in pensions economize telling Gulll, Pampa broker by His Is defeat considered followqj years. munist hysteria for political rea- and hospital and medical benefits tionist policy. These and former schoolteacher, defeated blow against President a tz sons.. sudden-death 10 Democrats. It was a for which the strike was called. beyond the end d tki; The public, meanwhile, was beelection to fill the unexpired They dont see thatt To put the strike above the mercoming a little bored and skeptical term of Gene Worley who had rewould let the rest oft' T--H of explanations from either side. cenary level, UAW president Walter swallowed up by corns: LAW: signed to become a federal judge. Some logical explanation of what P. Reuther said, The Chrysler would certainly bring Guill said he was going to Wash- Non-Re- d Oath has been going on had better be strike was a part of a great human world war just as it did!( ington as one small protest and crusade to build a better tomorrow Labor unions, bitter enemies of made and soon, the voter was If I go up there added: reneged in 1921, just as! and a better world. y act since the day as one small protest, maybe the the day is doing with tbit But the labor observers said own isolationists." powers that be wont think they it was enacted, found themselves strike was too long and too costly have the whole country in the bag. confronted again with one of the WAR: for anyone to benefit. About 89,000 GERMANY: Maybe some of those big shots will most disliked provisions of the law. Cold and Hot In 25 plants and workers Chrysler U.S. take a look at this little segment of The supreme court upheld President Truman has said he is 50,000 in supplier plants had been Greater Freedom Texas and take warning. the provision that requires union not alarmed over the .world situa- idle. Two important as: officials to file tion and ' is he not as that feels it Also on the labor front, John L. concerning Germany, I oaths if their unions are to use KING: as in 1946. bad Lewis the of first half announced that the UMW wel- Russia and one from I machinery of the national labor Crowns Self Many observers are inclined to fare fund would resume payment of powers, were in the kl relations board. Boston-bo1. The Russians ban Phumiphon Aduldet, Both national and local officers support the President's optimism. benefits next month. Benefits were who has been on the front pages of most unions have filed such af- The President, in fact, even prom- suspended for almost a year during is reported, to to reduce the defense budget the UMWs drawn out strikes and of American- - newspapers a great divided Berlin. B a few holdouts ised fidavits, although next year. deal recently because of his mar- remain. restricted work weeks. tions, of course. Of the 2. The United Statat L European recovery proriage and the announcement that Another important move in the Vinson In Justice Chief his said he had written music for a Broadgram he declared It should be con- labor world was the announcement Britain are near agrees so Those who, opinion, d tinued on its present scale as our of William Green of the AFL that vising the German a way production, lifted a has would subvert found, the Bcsi most important weapon of the his union is crown on his head and became Congress to meet with the statue to give willing the cannot interest public escape cold war. In his opinion the Mar- CIO to form a united complete lcC Rama IX, king of Thailand.. organization virtually and economic i all regulations because, at the same shall plan was much The coronation was performed cheaper than 'of all forces and groupings of or- political on legitimate po- a time, they carry No war. one The Soviet proposal! shooting with all the mystic pomp and cere- litical activities. To disagreed. ganized labor. to encourage While the President was expresmore than a move ( mony of the Chakri dynasty. In a letter to Philip Murray, unions to displace them from posiunder its control, obserer The ceremony began with the tions of great power over, the na- sing optimism, the state depart Green proposed: was delivering another note The catch of the prop, traditional sacred bath. Phumiphon tional economy while at the same ment 1. To ork on econom- condition under which to Moscow which charged the Soviet dipped himself into waters gath- time leaving free the outlets by with . ic, legislative and political could be held. ered from all parts of his story- which they may pursue legitimate of giving out' erroneous account z Russian the shooting down of the AmerAmong the book kingdom. political activities of persuasion ican plane in the Baltic. 2. To achieve organic untiy. one that would regfl j A court astrologer proclaimed the and advocacy, does not seem to us The note declared: It is clear John L. Lewis and his UMW drawal of the occupa) moment auspicious and a Brahmin to contravene the purposes of the that this all four powers cut disregard for law, custom were not mentioned. high priest handed Phumiphon the first amendment. and the opinion of mankind constiservers pointed d crown. The boyish king tutes a further obstacle to the estab- INDOCHINA: mean pulling BusaJ placed it on his head.' to the outskirts lishment of harmonious relations BOND DRIVE: only BntiA To Get Aid In a world with fewer and fewer Save American, nations while and among cannot rebe for Independence to would have kings, Thailand at last had a new conciled with the Soviet governunits anof State .Acheson Secretary one, successor to his brother. With a gentle tap on the Liberty ment's continued protestations of nounced in Paris that Indochina to western German? nowhere Mahidol, who was mysterious- Bell, Secretary of the Treasury its devotion to the cause of peace. would get immediate American aid doubt, will get The note also declared that Rus- in the form of ly slain four years ago. John W. Snyder on May 15 opened equipment the greatest savings bond drive in sia has not only failed to meet but in an effort to military the country of rid Beauty DERBY: the peacetime history of the coun- has no intention of meeting the ob- the war which has been guerrilla try. The drive continues through ligations which international law going on for four years. Near Record Bet and practice impose on members of July 4. He announced the bulk of A Texas colt and a Texas boy the of nations. family The bell the is of the symbol won the greatest sport event on the 1950 already appropriated to comdrive. The theme: Save for bat communism in the Far East American scenethe 76th running U.S. sav- MARGARET TRUMAN: independence-b- uy your will go to the French backed VietOf the Kentucky derby. The colt bonds. ings namese of Bao Dal was Middleground. The boy was Strictly Long Hair, Fifty-tw- o of the historic and the of Camreplicas states associated Bill Boland of Corpus Christ!. Trumans much Margaret on are tour relic of 48 the bodia and Laos to fight Moscow states, cized There was another news story in story, Shouldnt I Why of District Columbia, backed Ho Chi Minh. Alaska, Sing, the event, however. Those who keep cleared the some air for and Puerto Rico. They will an eagle eye on the nations purse Hawaii, Many observers felt the move critics of the Truman family-mu- sic over visit 2,000 communities and were startled that wagering on the was an important one in the battle critics, not politics, that is. will viewed be millions of by peothe of race was only $5,016 short Said Miss Truman: I must con- against communism in that section ple. record. fess were strictly a long hair fam- of the world. Some believed the bells The were The A total of $1,248,026 was bet. made at the ily from Her piano Communists may have made too way back. record handle of $1,253,042 was set foundry of the Sons of Georges playing father is not an gains and the aid will be ama..ur, many Paccard at Annecy-le-Vieu- x in 1947. too little and too late. in but a skillful artist. For the full nine-rac- e derby day France and are said to produce the Acheson indicated the United The story, cleared card, the handle was the third exact tone of the Liberty Bell be- the air also on incidentally, La Truman's talent States would expect a greater dehighest in history. A total of $3, fore it was cracked In 1835. for the There had been, and in gree of jjeaatlfol 559,382 was wagered. The 1947 recThe treasury department has one still is, some criticism of instances, three Indochina states under the her Conrad voice. ord was $3,636,403. The handle in objective to promote the sale of Now Miss French. ton Truman she is reports of theho 1946, second highest in history, was savings bonds in order to encourHe The United States added, improving. married in $3,608,208. age thrift. An attempt will be made the situation to be such Other incidentals reported by considers as the HoUywood If betting is any indication of the to contact every potential to as ecowarrant its of Miss buyer Truman: (1) She could earn according economic trend, the prospect for savings bonds in the nation. nomic aid and more than the military equipment $75,000 shell make the rest of 1950 would seem excel At the conclusion of the to states the associated of Indodrive this (2) The revenue man lent Observers point out that peo- Snyder said a bell wiU go to each down year; to in France order to the street from the White china and ple dont wager when times are state and territory for permanent House will call. But who am I to assist peaceful and democratic de hard. exhibit. complain about taxes, said she. velopment.well-establish- ed S !, 100-day-o- do-nothi- ng .... ld . Taft-Hartle- non-Commun- ist -- m city-wi- n 31-pa- ge nine-tiere- 1 1 i 4 t 1 t co-ordin- ate I nine-tiere- i ' 1 An-an- i r da $75,-000,0- 00 , ex-Empe- ror self-governme- nt t |