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Show Landlcrds Rebel Over Rent Curbs; Program; Russians Set up Anti-ER- P Politicians Settling Down To Practical Things Again Stu I Israel, Egypt Sign End to Fighting IJy HAtKHAOr ( ommentator. AnalyN , Among Landlord With the mighty fanfare of the Domocrnt WXSHINGTON. trucflexed, muscles out. e words i Chert brave ven the an die on i'i:ii!:mation day a fading mcmiy of members of of attitude, the ulent a whisper out assoof tin- IM'iilitcans wi Lincoln Uav le than Owners erty house aisles the of Anertran .sides the Iro( in both tit1 pianeal politicians on who.c-t- . ciation tn : cities threatened IndVeiiute are hard at their practieal politicking. in protest tenants cf eviction now In Dewey on the rnlitiral scene against rental control bills Te 9 ,(!Jcn reciitrnnre of Covenhis nrfallow ut.licann rise Ro by suit (f many that 15 congress. who ! n t hke turn because he K i It wool seem that many AN OFFICIAL ef the organizahim to him l.ke help who ..dn't enough t'let Nose ml cr nnt otters I cofiiered chiefly f owners of tion. I work m TuD.i, OUa , November, are willing to change their minds at really i root i ty, said small m 19, 0. They think he has a chance for 0 0 eviction notices would f r ), is eleibon to the senate Cad to has held so long. Vl.e ,at which Snahr Wagner I,, mailt d la Ttiha tenants advising Sim-t- l t. ,,, to vacate wi'.h.n fO days T eie n a tendency en the part 'ed was expet said, he dis-Tten. ,r a, off this Shzke-U- p Hits 3t Iicii.oc i at t" shrug Kansas C itv. m Chicago. Hue-tontake on SenSt. Louis. Fort Wayre, ator Wagner in his Proba Committee d Danville. aril Rapids. (it One of the interesting changes prime would have Cities. been no small wrought by the election was the re- - Other The cvution notices affected venture. Cut sinrc organization of the un American hmis.ng and included the aging Senator activit.es comm.ttce. This strange and apartments. Business houses from New Voik has child, born of a desire of one Democontrol. teen ill for such a cratic congressman to check Nazi un.ts are not urder rent Tulsa the BLADING is it SHEAR long period and anti Jewish activity in this taken for granted country back In the days of Hitler movement was a retired Baptist Wallace J. that he will not run had become a problem child for n mister, the Rev. of the executive-secretarIs It 19r0. Murphy, again in the administration. owners Tulsa property membcr Idd suggested that per-- ' The father of the idea (it was presi-d- haps his son, an up a New Yoik congressman), saw his organization, and an honorary association. national 7. nt of the and coming young kidnapped at tilth. It tant possibility with offspring The Rev. Murphy termed two seized by Republican Hamilton was can't do Fish of New York and later by rent control bills now before conB.UKII4GE Dewey and said, we that either!" Rep. Martin Dies of Texas and gress "intolerable, so long as rental man In his own right, might refuse to operate brought up in quite a d fferent manOwner of consideron. arc controls pt to f.Il his fathers shoes. was Intended. ner from what able property in Tulsa, the retired That Is always good political The Democrats were pretty don t incne than more for clergyman asserted, we practice, emharrased with the eommlltee which under slavery serve to hero's tend a former with candidate before Dies was through with to conthe ofright would take Into away name, has been swept It, and when he decided to withtrol our property. It Is not enough who either fice by voters from the Washington draw deIdol had that we must rent our pro) erty at a their know didn't serne they tried to squelch It candl-dale loss now they want to f.ne us and parted or rise thought a but failed. It had proved loo bv any other name couldn't put us in jail. for Its good a headline-gette- r Landlords appeared mainly insmell ss sweet. It was often came the Then members. along because pend.ng rent cuib declared that a number of censed I G and grabRepublicans in If) had a vague feeling that measures would be giving the fedbed it, making it one of the not the if eral housing expediter right to conHilt and TR were, number one administration's evictions, extend rent control the same, at least approxitrol headaches. same person. provide triple damages for mately the As soon as Democrats returned to periods, on rent, and permit overcharges Meanwhile the Republicans are they saw to it that the compower and a year in jail to fur fmes up rapidly solidifying their forces mittee. now an aeeepted institution, for convicted violators. a concentrated battle over the rewas eleaned up. By one twist and if OBSERVERS WONDERED peal of the Taft Hartley bill, and another, they managed to eliminate their at this weren't letting landlords the way the atmosphere feels nil of the old members but one. writing. Republican senators are Representative Wood, who is chair- wrath becloud their Judgment. For. which doesn't to a offering the nearest thing man. Membership was limited to under existirg law, filibuster that can be offered with- lawyers, which was logical enough, expire until late March, landlords out actually being labelled one. for its faults were those which no are prohibited from doing exactly assoApril is contract day for a good honest lawyer would condone, and what the Rev. Murphy and his to do. is race to get and the unions ciates plan many it was reformed to recognize civil the Taft Hartley act off the books rights and to conform to some of The Tulsa incident was merely before then. If the Republicans the- - fundamental principles of fuel to the flame of belief that if not maintained, the can keep on amending and arguing justice and civil rights with which rent curbs are past that date, it will be a distinct. the original organization scorned to question of housing for those who If only temporary, victory for them. bother. cannot afford to buy homes would Witnesses are now perIt must have been quite a shock mitted to even more difficult than it become of the side their give for the labor leaders to learn that case, be at is counsel present. if represented by the administration didn't think that desire. RUSSIANS: labor won the election. Labor did they Nothing has been done to a tremendous job for Truman, put Coming to Taw? hamper its effectiveness, and It tn a lot of hard, fast cooperative to a real render be able should Messers Joe Stalin and the polit-burwork, dovetailing their programs on. now As from so long and so vocally derisive service Rep. with the efforts of the regular parJohn MeSwecny (I)., Ohio) one of everything the western world has workers. ty of the new members, said: "The or offers, were subconsciously payBut one Harry Truman did a lot to a be carried should hunt spy When ing that world the smeerest form the of work, all by himself. not I will but of flattery imitation. conclusion, logical A. F. of L. and CIO heads came men and wominnocent permit JanThe Russians had come forth with in to down Washington early l en to have their names and chartheir own version of ERP, acters besmirched by unfounded symbol of the Marshall and unsupported accusations. plan for aid to Europe. activities comThe AS THE EAST'S answer to the mittee, ns it was run befoie it was European recovery plan, Russia had cleaned up was an institution which organized the economic council of simply could not continue to exist mutual assistance for cooperation in America. It used methods which with five of her neighbors, BulAmericans w.ll not tolerate, begaria, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, cause if there is one thing an Foland and Romania. American demands, it is the right as outlined from The purpose, to be considered innocent until he Moscow, was the exchange of exis proved guilty. "Who steals my the perience in the economic field, purse steals my trash. . . . but he rendering of technical assistance to that filches my good name robs each other, and the rendering of me of that which not enriches him mutual assistance in regard to raw and makes me poor indeed." equipment, materials, foodstuffs, Russia, with her vast reetc. sources, obviously was to be the ' .0 & 'CL Comrr.ies at Work 0 vi, 3 Axf,v'' & key nation tn the council. In Iviad Halls The Kremlin held the door open to nations. The announcement other One of the jobs which the com mittce under J. Parnell Thomas, said, "other countries of Europe that shate the principles of the NAUGURAL COLOR FADES was preparing to do was to investicouncil ai d wish to participate in in American colcommunism gate Buck to practical politicking broad economic cooperation with universities sent the That leges. the aforementioned countries, may ary laying their demands on the and colleges into jitters for fear freedom would be join. ne they were somewhat annoed academic THAT MOSCOW was considering throttled as other freedoms had been i find a number of top Democrats olite, grateful and gracious, but by the fanatical members of the the Mai shall plan when its count'd was formed was evident old group. Iso just a little coy. However, there is no in a Russian charge that the ERP Newsmen outside the office door reason at all why a judicial investihen an A. F. of L. delegation was gation of this particular subject interfered with the sovereignty of nations, and that the U. S , Britain, ait.ng for members of Senator shouldn't be urdertaken. "ceitain other countries of welfare homas labor and public Canada received a distinct shock and western Europe were boycotting ammittee, heard much Dr. Watson from recently the six nations in trade. and one voice was strong president of Acadia uniThe Russian action may prove to thick the panelnough to penetrate versity. He made an analysis of the vital error in the Soviets' be ef the I.ahor the report Progressive of expansion. If the system We went up and down the Party un. verity students confer- progiam country ballyliooing for the reence at T.io'.i last fall which was fails to function, it will serve only to spotl.ght the efficacy of the act. peal of the published by the SATURDAY Marshall pi in and the superiority of And that's what we want now. NIGHT, a weekly magazine pubthe western nations in equipment But the practical politicians in the lished in Tor r.to. and ability to keep European comiuse and the senate knew they The report is a 11.000 word mitments. ere facing the fight of their lives document which presents the mt en co could knew HURRY-UMEASURE they hy Communists' own views on their Dire Repiblcan support, but onlv univerin anadian ( position, they sent do.vn a till which had sities. It reveals, according to beside it in straight nrrething Dr. Kit hi nnnell, that there are That is v hy the administra militant Communist "nuclei" Speed wus of the essence. Rent , meas-reon ordered a "one package on the campuses at McGill, controls had to be safeguarded one that contained certain Toronto. Winnepeg, Saskatoon. swiftly. So. into the senate hop: cr es'tive provisions. The unions were Fldm-ntoand Fanrouver, all fell an administration bill calling iling to let the old Wagner act for broader ard tougher rent conunder rigid party discipline. orr.e tack into force, but the another two years. trols n a be to nurrbe are was the Tore that knew dmmistration authored by Senator The bill, work doubtless rong approach since there was 'I s. iliar gr ups, iD , SC.) and, in the Maybarx, onsiderable popular sentiment mg v. ith the same party techniques, heuse by Representative Spence laces In some f this in been all had that country. gainst undoing would continue controls ore in the way cf scotching they are cui.s. Yrabiy weaker than (D., Ky.iMarch 31, 1951, ai d would through trikes. they used t be. 1.- ....,,,-xt.ini- i i 4 I - m r' .v? t? 1 'Vo f--'' t, , 111-- . at-te- n ' alpha-betca- i fiyptjf VlV - . desk-oundin- g Kirk-connel- l, Taft-llartlc- y LI Tslng-Jen- , vlee-prnidr- ntlon!lt China1 holding tus the fol- rein of organized government k lowing Generalissimo Chiang to from Nanking departure clear the way for a CommunisU directed peace. Kal-ahe- PEACE DOVE: Hovers in Eost of Hovering wings of the dove audipeace were becoming faintly ble in the Holy Land dispute. Israil and Egypt signed a permaor ler and armistice nent ccase-f.rtalks were still going on after recent d, fficult.es. THERE WERE even more significant deveh pri.cnts looking toward final peace in the long controversy stemming from the partition of the Holy Land to make the area available as a place of settlement and nationalization of Jews. Great Britain had capitulated, and with the British lion on its side, the new nation of Israel had the two most powerful nations in the world committed to its support. Other nations were falling In line to recognize the Jewish state. were that with the trend apparently fully in motion, Arab opponents to the Israeli state would soon be standing completely alone in their opposition. SHOULD THAT condition eventu- ate. Israeli seemingly would have nothing to fear, inasmuch as its have proven a armies already match for Arab forces. Bible students and others religiously inclined would be quick to see in the developments the beginning of fulfillment of the old prophecy that the Holy Land would one day be returned to the Jews, that they would one day become a nation again, with their own flag, their own land, their own government. fi-- kn-w- con-tacte- They be e fast-talke- ager. From same paper next day: Robert M. Isenbcrg. manager of the Airlines Terminal Corporation at the Greater Cincinnati Airport (the unidentified airport official mentioned in Wincheli's broadcast New Sunday night) will bring his to CincinYork nati following their wedding." dancer-bridc-ele- Curbs Are Sought Fearful of large surpluses of wheat and cotton, the government was studying moves to prevent this contingency. Secretary of Agriculture Charles Erannan outlined to a senate agriculture committee plans to hold down this year's cotton and wheat crops. Brannon's plan called for serving notice on w'heat and cotton farmers that the 1919 crops they plant will not be considered part of their average production in figuring any future acreage allotments. This means growers could plant fewer acres without being penalized later by proportionate acreage chrbs on their crops. Under present law, if acreage controls are renewed, the average acreage planted by a farmer in the five previous years is the amount he is entitled to plant. Many officials felt that might induce many farmers to plant as much as they can in order to have the maximum possible acreage when and if controls are clamped on. Brannnn's plan, assuring the farmer of no restrictive penalties through curtailment of acreage, was seen as a possible curb on any excessive planting. About as large a winter wheat crop as possible already has been planted and a committee member declared cotton farmers are preparing to plant an "extra large crop to get benefit of present high support prices. Chairman Elmer Thomas (D.. Okla ) of the committee which heard Brannan, said legislation to baex up Brannon's proposal would be offeied in congress. give the federal housing expeditei powers he does not have now. These wuiiid include authority to re-iP.se -- ent ceilings on previously dccortrollrd areas and on other speed cd types of living quarters Restored also would be right t control evictions, to sue for triple damages followung overcharges and to take criminal action agair.s wil.ful violators. ' Editorial from a San Francisco campaper: "The Forrcstal smear (26 i7b THE SIX LEADING CAUSES OF DEATH IN THE DURING mere left-win- g f ANT to perk up your Make these gay p more complicated than and oven mitts of bright: flummery, however. They are big bazaar or gi fc among number of non them Winchell and Pearson . Hmf, I've been a southpaw ever since I was able to Lft my first spoonful of farina. A J From UP Jan. 11th: "New York: Rear Admiral W. S. Delaney warned today against Communist-inspire- d criticism of the nation's military and civilian leaders for any and everythin? they do. He told a club luncheon group: Tn my opinion it can be traced In almost every instance to Communist agita- too! Pretty potholders n1 mtttil? dutv! Pattern 510. tra c er ott holders and two oven mit.i. Our Improved pot lorn trus, wuik so simple with its cinq and concise directions SWin Clrrle VV. liandnlnb M. tiuezp. Enclose 20 cen.s tor pallet tt Nerdl-cra- Mt No Name. 4ddrcfS tors. CLASSIFIE From the Jan. 11th antl-ReTimes - Herald: Washington "MaJ. Gen. Harry S. Vaughan (the President's Army aide) knocked the brass hat and Wall St. lobbies for a loop . . . The tlpoff was a few days ago when one of his worried allies asked him anxiously for the real dope en Secretary of Defense James V. Forrestal . . . Vaughn said chidingly: Now you know 1 cant tell you that. But (lowering his voice to a sly whisper) just as a friend, I wouldnt advise you to throw away your dough betting he'll stay very d DEPARTMEj FAIt.M t MACHINERY I JOHN DEERE TRACTOR 'A la led luirw ur e $ 4j0 or nijht' BK1CBU pr O. BOX F. to REAL ESTATE Bl'S. F! 'MI FOR &o Id Income property, col nial Apt :. p, uniH. 5 tile baths, U..nary rM x, lol.eie, excellent location near 9Ht! . Phnnr Beal Flatf Orpirlmrat cr AGLMT B' HATCH I.NslRAMfc 12 W eat Center, Loiaa, liu "FR-OSA- L long. BAKBERIXG UNITED STATES A REPRESENTATIVE is paign Chief Killer Heart association's 1919 national campaign. Hard to dramatize, because its victims seldom die spectacularly, heart d.sease is a major concern of those who deal with a repeople's health. The malady is sponsible for one of every three deaths in the nation each year. Rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease take a heavier toll from youngsters five to 19 than any other disease. Even in the years from 35 to 54. heart disease causes far greater mortality than the other leading killers, including cancer, accidents, tuberculosis, pneumonia and nephritis. Winchell os Caro- a. terrific." Oi.ce again the nation's attention would be called to the fact that diseases of the heart and blood vessels are the leading cause of death in the United States. American The Tlie occasion: are married. Ident.fied the 'bride-to-bCopaca-banlyn Ayres, dancer at the it Is said official One airport victim the was the that girl possible who palmed himof a Cincinnati airport manself off as a e TEAR i89 8" SURPLUSES: Priority Ordered for Rent Curb Cili n, Truman might have reminded bv cause of h.s his follow crs-a- i.d which was money, success, personal Denwcrat.c in woefully lacking is party coffer before tbit election, now exj ected to come robing in. Normally, anywhere from $090,000 to $750,020 is raised for the party at r.a- the d.ni.ers, but this year tho s can ks it thu t.- onal committee that figure aid come neater maik. the milhon-dolla- r And they well may do it, for many of Harry people who wanted no part Truman during the campaign, and their hands in their who kept are willing to give and now pockets, give generously. However, careful planning Is goJackson Day ing into this year dinner project. One such dinner will be held in every congressional cf the larger states, and at least one dinner in each of the smaller ones. Plans already have been marped to seat an high record of dinner. the Washington 3,090 at "Of course there are still some Demolukewarm 'Wednesday "but the crats', a committee said, financial return tins year should d.s-tri- P re-ea- A Few Yawns "Wait From the tlncy Enquirer: W. W. stated Winchell! Minute, of the last night that 'the manager to Cincinnati Airport was planning danclub York night marry New lden-cer in January, but efforts to Allt futile. fy the groom proved managers of airports were CnJoylng rue-ccs- s, - Prettic Million Or More -Truman had Happy Harry hi own bootpulled himself up by cloud or daik the straps, grasped it end ripped Democratic gloom silver ai.- de to d.sclose a satisfying lining. And now. party bigw.gs and are smiling expans.vcly in the million-dolla- r anlicipat.on of hacking traditional. trunk when the Jackson Day dinner $100 are held in February. NOTHING SUCCEEDS like lev Leader REBELLION: Practical JACKSON DAY: 'WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS This chart tells Its own story about the fatalities resulting from heart diseases in the nation. The National Planning Associations report, filed by a group of d stinguished Americans, stated that the nation seems in danger of losing civil liberties at home through efforts of certain officials who claim they're merely trying to safeguard military secrets. Just what this reporter has been shouting for weeks. The Ass'n urged Americans not to "compromise with those (the Forrestals and Hopleys) who vow or practice repression at home. Approved for Vetrraaa BARBERS ore In drmend. Grata month. Salt l.eke Barber Colirp.f as City. Utah. 170 Resent Strut. )e Eliot Columnist George Fielding The dates of the national camthat this reporters attacks stated assopaign of the American Heart Forrestal "have been ciation are February 7 to 28. The against Secy more notable for venom than vedates of National Heart Week are racity and he also added he did not February 14 to 21. know the underlying reason for THE goal of the this reporters grievance against Of five million dollars. is campaign Forrestal. f million dolthis, three and Columnist Eliot did not even deny lars will be used by local heart associations to maintain and expand or attempt to disprove the facts this newspaperman aimed at Forrestal. And there is no underlying reason for our grievance against Forrestal we used facts to prove that the Forrestal-sponsoreHopley Report is a blueprint for dictatorship. And we proved it publicly with the words taken directly from that report. COAL SUPPLY: Columnist Eliot should read that Everyone Relax report. It might wake him up to The American male who must the danger of those who are trying' wrestle with the furnace, worry to kill this Democracy in its sleep. about keeping a fireplace full of From a San Francisco radio fuel, concern himself with the poscolm: Dec. 16th: "Popular desibility of a heatless future could cline is Winchelis drop in the sit back and relax. There is enough coal under the Hooper from first to fifth place. It proves you can rant and rave surface of the United States to last a thousand years. just so long, I guess. Benny tops the list. After that, somebody else could worry. From the current Hooper: "Win-cheAUTHORITY for the extent of the leads with 29.7, Benny next nations coal resources was Dr. Ed- with 27.6. ward R. Weidlein, director of the Mellon Institute of industrial reOne of the columns critics search. growled at us again for snapping at Pointing out that half the world's Chambers and the known coal reserve is possessed by methods of Un - American the the United States, he asserted many Activities group. He said such reindustrial leaders and technical ex- bukes are to Comheartening perts believe "that a large in- munists . . . Now let's blow the dustrial development based on coal froth from his snarling kisser with is in the making and that a consome facts: The files reveal that siderable expansion in coal produc- the same critic lashed the Dies tion is imminent. Committee in 1 99 (when we were defending it!) for being chummy PSYCHIATRISTS: with Communists "who were squealWho's Next? ing on fellow Communists before Americans had something else to that committee worry about besides prices and The papers report Cong. Rankkkin possible war. It seemed the nations chief need, despite any suppositions has taken over as chairman of the o the contrary, was more psypotent House Veterans Committee . - Allowing Rankkkin to head that chiatrists. is tantamount to permitting a group Accord. ng to a subcommittee of 'he Hoover commission, nothing devil to boss Heaven . . . This man (we use the word loosely) tried to could be done about the nation's dedeprive soldiers of their voting plorable mental health condition unrights during the war and he sup til the present 4.500 psychiatrists pressed an exposure. ere increased to 10.000. Even so a quick mathematical their community cardiac programs. will be used by the American Heart association for expansion of its national programs. The 1949 campaign slogan is apt and compelling. It is: "Open your heart fight heart disease. d tt" into upper bronchial tubes with chest, medicinal vapors. 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