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Show WEEKLY NEW. ANALYSIS- LABOR: - Cry of 'Foul' Labor Is never so vocal as when it feels its own particular rights and privileges are being atepped on. This was evidenced by the cries emanating from Miami Reach. Fla , where angry AFL leader charged that Robert N. Denham, general counsel of the labor relations board, was notional mt nr In Ihia lh. rnlnmna, lh., art (ir.,..a Iillftll't voir WI bDiana.plnl.n. t to apply the ma4 nal nacaaaarllr ml Ikla a nawa tpmpmt.l campaigning aaaljala N,, papal mas 5PCNT NINE YEARS BEND-laws to big labor unions. OVER A PX3SKIN FOR THE IT ALWAYS has been puzzling CHCAGO &EAVS.MOST Cf Them to the average American why labor IDOinG WTO 06 SO UXKman-T,me of Decision FACE (JPSDC DOWN. HE HAS MADE Itself is not subject to some gov7 TIMES AND ONCE ernmental control such as business (Idp f the moat Important decl BECAME A BROaEN HOD filMttR and Industry encounter In their opin world history had been put WHEN. N 1040, K SNAGGED A erations. The average American' uo to Harry S Truman. Should he WASHINGTON RaSS and SCOOTED sense of fair play were no other 24 YARDS FOR A TOUCHDOWN.' ori'er construction of the hydro' factors involved would cause him hiur.b? to puzzle over that. Whi n, after a respectable period QUIZ f hi liberation, he did make up hi Denham catapulted himself into the AFL's bad grace In a speech Mind, the President expressed his fact In the most matter-o- f cl. cismn before the American Trucking as''V sociation. In that address, he possible! (I . de-vThe U S would continue its singled out the AFL teamsters union with which the truckers do lo.ii.ent and production of all He said the teamster of military weapons, Includ-business have a tremendous g atomic armaments and the potential state-im-nWhat three heavyweight to paralyze the country hsdrogen bomb. That power boxing CHAMPIONS' NAMES BEwith simultaneous trucking strikes pri bubly intentionally crypGIN WITH 'JAMES J ? over the nation. tic m.iv or may not have meant Answe x that the U S already has begun DAN TOBIN, president of the Benjamin Fairies, president wo k on the William and Green, teamsters, of I'.S. steel, testified before a Only one thing was sure It was a contended that AFL president, not economic only joint congressional Denhams views were unfounded teiribly impi'i laid decision, committer In defense of the reto Mr Tinman but to every person and pointed out that the teamsters SPORTLIGHT cent Increase in the price of in the world have had no "serious strikes for steel, lie called the rise "modand none now of several years IT WASN'T the cost of the bomb est, laid the blame largely on whirh they were "aware. that was a poser, even though that union pensions. was exported to he in the neighborThe AFL council charged DenIt hood of four billion dollars. ham has stamped himself by his wasn't a doubt as to whether it HOUSING: speeches as the "antagonist of orcould he made, for science Units By GRANTLAND RICE- $8,000 ganized labor and the protagonist it could. It wasn't a hesiof the employers. Could the American individual HOSE INTERESTED in the slug-ingives the Pacific a big edge in longtancy about its effect, for if an Then they advocated he be in search of a new home afford now should con distance of side baseball could, and wallopers. They will have g to, decided enemy thrown out of his job, particularly turn to the West coast. Ted Wil-- i most of the crop. Give DiMag 130 to $11,000 for it? Federal houspay struct the bomb, any experiments he suggested certain ing officials believe that to be a because liams came up from San Diego but games and he may outslug them all. on the part of the U.S. to make unions are labor M. monopolistic." and fair figure Foley, Raymond they have two and test it would be justified. Words ofttimes are convenient explained No, it was none of these that housing administrator, Big Coast Game to the house banking committee a things: one can become all things aggravated the responsibility and bill Red Blaiks Army team hi headed stratbased to aid all or men. as viewpoint for federal housing the solemnity of the decision. Infor the West coast next fall to start on directs. that egy life premise. of pick stead, it was the question an entanglement with Stanford. FOLEY STATED that the adminlaurel this new seaand death involved and even more are already rating this one of construcIs considering son. One is Ralph They if DEFENSE: terrible, purely speculative, istration the big games of the 1950 season. other and tion, unthrough cooperatives of PittsKiner the question; Might not man be A Contradiction There's pretty fair reason for this organizations, of some burgh Pirates and leashing a force which would derating. 2r0,000 housing units on an averto A slight confusion be seemed is Luke the other mankind? all stroy With Pollard, a Los Angeles procost of $8,000 each. the chief thing which could be Easter with the THE PREPONDERANCE of per- age duct. playing in Armys backfield, Grantland Rice The homes envisioned in the proread into the first annual report Cleveland Indians. suasion was by those advocating would be for families with by Defense Secretary Louis Johnso happens that Kiner has passed the West coast experts figure Army It gram the bomb. Sen. Millard Tydings will have one of the star backs of annual cash incomes of $2,800 and son on the activities and findings the mark twice. D.. Md ) chairman of (he armed season. At least he made a big the $4 000 One third of the urban famof his department "Reaching the 60 mark Is a services committee gave voice to ilies of the nation had incomes name in a hurry at Loyola, where different tells WITH one breath. story," Ralph Secretary what the majority of presidential he played only a year before headwithm that "middle-incomrange Johnson warned that an attack on "Hank Greenberg and you. advisers was thinking. banks of the in 1948 ing for the Foxx found that the out, come Jimmy from "could this country He urged that the U.S. proceed Hudson. The endeavor, even in the eyes and both could hit the ball a opposite hemisphere without warnwith manufacture of the bomb, deIve beard nothing but boosts of the severest critics, appeared long way. Once you get into the and with unpredictable fury. for the halfback. Add claring that failure to do so could laodablp, but with the cost of liv- - ing 50 I to zone, In belief guess you begin the next, he expressed invite attack. But President Tru- big as it is and high income taxes to Bob Pollard Blaik, Stephenas the days begin to run overtry that the prospect o war is dimin. man was probably thinking of the for families without son and Cain and you get one of out. The never Babe attitude bothered. the Russian horrible and utter devastation, the exemptions, would still put the ishing despite the best backficlds Army ever He just kept swinging. incalculable deaths, the vast de $8.0(10 home out of reach of manv. of belligerence. sent into a football melee. You Kiner is still a young ballplayer. Other than its further Identificastruction which would be hurled can always bank on Red Blaik AS AN 1NSTANCF of that sup- He should haste his of tion best first Americas potential hitting upon enemy and innocent alike. and his staff for a said Foley average on He ahead. held the takes good care years fiosition. enemy, secretarys report g would be about $69. little of excitement or defensive plaof his physical fitness and he has a It import. BROTHERHOOD: toon. So if the expected takes Thats $828 a year. Add a $1,000 was encouraging to find that he workshop where he keeps the equipfood, meat and milk bill, and the was convinced that the place. Army will again have Renewed Effort military ment needed to strengthen his grip one of the strong teams of the total outlay for the new home ownand U.S. His a is wrists. of ball club fell the strength major apart Brotherhood Week, sponsored by er is $1,828 This would leave the country possibly the strongest shoota last of start in and deterrent the this didn't a him year help the National Conference of Chriswith so many veterans leaving $2,800 a year man $972. Taking aving war by any other nation. That lot. tians and Jews, will be observed Notre Dame. utilities, health costs, conclusion would come as a comerage figures, no one thinks beatabout Actually from February marking the insurance, clothing, transportation "But dont figure the 1950 Stanof belief the old confirmation the Babes of 60. mark It ing forting annual observance of an event that (there would be nothing with which of many millions of Americans may happen some day as 58 has ford squad will be easy for anyhas grown into national signifi-- 1 to pay for a car) recreation and in- that a policy of armed strength at been tied twice and 56 has been one," a Stanford grad said when cance. cidentals would amount to about home is the best assurance against reached on two occasions. Green- the discussion came up. "Marchy In accepting the honorary chair$516. This would leave some $400. from abroad. threats berg, Foxx, Hack Wilson and Kiner Schwartz had a fine sophomore manship of Brotherhood Week, or less than $40 a month with which crop this last fall. All they needed exon AFTER REPORTING have been the four main challenPresident Truman urged "all Amer- - to meet emergencies or other was experience. They got plenty of military-diplomatof so his far. Now Hank Greenberg penses gers department, leans to ponder well the true mean- - needs. activities, and other enters Luke Easter, the San Diego that. Also I could say that StanSo, it is easily apparent that the functions, the defense secretary giant, as another likely challenger. ford's freshman team this last fall $8,000 house, the $69 monthly paydeclared his belief that while he Easter is around six feet four, and was the best in many years. Palo ment and items did not discount the damage done weighs some 240 Alto will be packed with high-clas- s pounds. r would run the man to unification of the armed servfootball players. This should be the VYSPONSOieD Hank says, "Beyond that, so close to the edge, that hed ices THE NATIONAL CONFERENCE best Stanford team since Clark by the interservice controver"he has what you might call a OF CHRISTIANS ANO JEWS hardly have anything left for a sies, he believes "that the extent Shaughnessy turned out the bunch home run swing. 1 mean by that pack of butts each week. that had Frankie Albert & Co. It of these conflicts has been exagFEBRUARY 19 to 26 a full, free swing the type that will be big. fast and three-deegerated." Babe bad. I believe Easter can HOMELESS: And by the time of the Army game He also reported, parenthetically hit the ball as hard as Ruth did lng of brotherhood" adding that it will be well seasoned." "there probably has never been a Break for DP's as it were, that Russia now has and drive it just as far. He may time in history when true brother-of secret not a atom to the the be bomb, able do this as often, An easement of the present law hood was so indispensable to the Joe Louis and 1950 however. Easter will be a Clevewhich limits entry of displaced fact with which everyone in the S. is all too familiar for any dewelfare of our own nation and to U. land rookie exand cant yon Just what plans Joe Louis has for into the United States to persons the peace and freedom of the en-- i 205.000 I gree of comfort. pect too much of him the first the rest of 1950 is anybodys guess r In the endperiod tire world. year. I believe his power will including Joe's. But you can ening June 30. this year, has been apIN A SIMILAR VEIN, former still win many a game for us ter one sure answer if Joe tights proved by the Senate judiciary and either bring Cleveland in Secretary of the Navy John L. committee. again, it will be a morbid spectacle as a pennant winner or at least Sullivan, named general chairman THAT GROUP voted to permit that only the morbid in heart would of the national observance, inter-- ' 320.000 homeless one of the leading challengers. care to see. foreigners to enYou can't afford to crawl too In recent months Louis has been preted this years event. "The big ter this country by June 30, 1951. far out on the end of a limb for question today is whether the hu- This includes the approximately working beyond exhibition purposes man spirit will remain free or 124 POO who a rookie, but I'll go quite a disto get back in shape. He has been already have entered. whether it is to be enslaved by tance for Easter. The committee voted by 10 to 3 doing road work of fair proportions As Ted Williams and Joe DiMag-gitotalitarianism," Sullivan declared. to approve a bill which would make and a certain amount of gymnasi"The dignity of man is on trial other changes in the are West coast entries, this um boxing. DP present ' he conthroughout the world, law which President Truman has tinued. "and the fate of our civili- urged. zation may well depend upon the For example, it would shift the To-Tfix-itI outcome It will survive only if the date by which displaced By Harold Arnett persons ideal of mans inalienable rights is must have entered European DP acknowledged, respected and camps to be eligible for entry into strengthened this country The present law fixed First established in 1934 by the the date for December, 1945. The National Conference of Christians bill which the committee approved and Jews, Brotherhood Week has would change that to January 1, been celebrated each year during 1949. THE ACTION came on the eve the week of George Washington's as a special period when of the date which the senate had . birthday HOOKS MADE OF ; the people of ail faiths in the ordered the committee to report Maj. Gen. Gordon P. Saville, out a DP bill. United States are invited to conBENT NAILS DRIVEN often called the "father of The house bill has been approved sider together the need and impliINTO REVERSE SIDE radar, has been named depucations of good will among Protes- by the committee over the protests OF SIGN MAKE PROty chief of staff to head the air of Chairman McCarran D., Nev.), tants, Catholics and Jews. force's new research and deDUCE SIGNS TO BE IN 1934. some 300 communities who was in Europe at the time. a staff command, velopment HOOKED ON FENCE across the United States partici-- . After a heated floor fight, the sensection charged with long range EASILY CHANGEABLE, ate in sent Week Brotherhood the measure back to pated events; planning for military aircraft In 1942 there were 800 communities. of the future. NAIL BENT TO In 1944 the number spiralled to FORM HOOK. DRAFT LAW: 2.000. The figure today is imposLife Expectancy sible to estimate, according to SulBickering Starts Atomic stockpiles . . . hydrogen livan, so widespread is the desire bombs . of Americans of ail faiths to dembillions for defense . . Perhaps it's indicative, perhaps onstrate their loyalty to the basic incredible speed in the air . it isn't but, for whatever its . ideals of respect for people and all these added up to a readily ap- worth in life expectancy computaSMALL CONTAINERS WITH human rights which are essential parent conception that U S rirv tion, its a fact that the United CAN BE REFILLED SPOUTS to our way of Me. is committed to a course which beStates has more than 3.000 people FROM BY USING BOTTLES As observed with lieved he that is "best defended who are more than 100 years old. growing comCORK BORED FOR SPOUT. It wasn't t'o many years ago munity participation each year, who is best a rmed The question was Would the con i. that .ft-- insurance PRESS SPOUT TIGHTLY INTO Brotherhood Week dramatizes the companies on CCRK , AND INVERT BOTTLE practical things which people can pulsmy nuMary service sjsttrr te their ai tables had everybody do to promote understanding and retained The question of mance.ui at 96 In Cher AND CONTAINER. PRESS that was realization of power remained ai intangible Amerthe extieoe ace at which anyone SIDES OF CONTAINER TO FORCE ican principles. i as sa; posed to be around. AIR OUT AND DRAW FLUID IN. i Truman Announces U.S. Will Add Hydrogen Bomb to Arms Program; filajor Housing Plan Is Envisioned anti-trus- rj Steel Defender com -- tes u t, Luke Easter Eyes Babe's Record -- g ' non-prof- far-awa- y la . above-averag- g, , J ic Ysf It la a cheering note to angler that reports from most states the nation Indicate that farm fish in numponds are growing rapidly be new is encouraging ber. This area cause of the of good fishing as heavily-fishewsters become unable to replenish stocks rapidly enough to meet angler demands, and atate conserve-vatio- n agencies also meet Increas ltle in that respect dlfflci lng Whether the farmer is a confish pond firmed argler or not should have an Important place In his farming plans. First, such ponds are ofttimes necessary for stock watering purposes, or to coro serve water for other uses. Secondly. the farmer can make quite a little revenue for himself by intelligent handling of a farm fish pond prrgram, as anglers are required to pav from 25 cents to $1 a day for fishing privileges, depending on the degree of sport or pounds of creel the angler may expect for his money. In some section of the nation, rommerelal fish ponds, built either through commercial vision of their owners, or beeausp of a personal love for the sport of angling, are yielding important financial return on the Investment ventured. Getting back to an earlier point. In spite of the importance of hook and line fishing, the amount of waters suitable for fishing has decreased as the pressure of civilization constantly destroys fish habitat. Wih the gradual Introduction of artificial impoundments to provide adequate water for cattle and other stock, new habitat was created for fish. Now farm fish ponds have become of great importance from the point of view of anglers. Farm fish ponds can be of almost any size for stocking purposes. But the average will be found to be from one to five and one-haacres. Ponds as small as acre can be made to produce fish In worthwhile quantities if properly managed and treated with commercial fertilizers to keep up the level of plant and small animal life that the fish must have for g $2,R00-a-yea- 1 I two-yea- New Post ' ! ' ' ' ! SIGN TRICK . : . . . time-honore- Boni d CO r Sgs?. . Frether, tattier nour. ithtng too! Try deli- - Ru a nouioven-poppe- Kriapiet. America, favorite rue cereal. Cornea in Regular and Large size ready-to-e- packages. V't-- MOTHER, mnSs&Sti For Little Fellows With Big Colds. lf one-quart- food. Ponds should be storked with species of fish that will maintain natural balance between prey and predator species. Biuegills, which utilize the insert and small animal life of ponds, are the prey species, and largemouth bass are the predator species. If the proper balance in weight and number of these two species can be maintained, maximum production of fish may be expected. In fact, this means that the ponds must be heavily fished by anglers to prevent overpopulation and stunted growth. "Fish farmers" can expect returns of 50 to 100 pounds of fish per acre in a natural pond, and up to 300 pounds in a fertilized pond. This is a greater production of food per acre than could be realized from beef on adjacent land, which would come to about 150 pounds per acre. The production of one pound of fish in a fertilized pond might cost six to eight cents, but in terms of food and recreation this is considered as an insignificantly small cost. Not every pond can be turned Into a fish pond. It takes special planning or construction. Silt from erosion can make a small pond untenable for fish. And, while ponds may be as shallow as three feet in the south, they must be from six to 15 feet deep in the north to prevent winter killing of fish. 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