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Show I Midwest Storm Da mage Mou n ts -'- , , ....... Disciplinary Action Sought Against Labor Party Members LONDON, Jan. 28 U.R The cabinet met in pecial aeuion Thursday and was understood to have discussed disciplinary action against rebel labor party members mem-bers who spoke against the government gov-ernment in Palestine debate and then failed to support it in a crucial vote of confidence. Prime Minister Clement Attlee called his cabinet together to assess the damage done to the government's position by the unimpressive un-impressive 283 to 193 vote of confidence con-fidence in commons last night. A stronc element of opposition to ithe government's Palestine policy had been developing for weeks, and came to a head in the parlia mentary vote. i Although the government won the vote and weathered a storm of criticism from opposition leader lead-er Winston Churchill, some labor- ite circles were alarmed that more than 50 labor members of parliament parlia-ment abstained from the critical voting. Narrowest Margin Yet The virtnrv orav tha vnvrrn ment the narrowest margin it has yet experienced on any major issue during the three-and-a-half years it has been in office. Liberals joined Conservatives in opposition of Foreign' Secre tary Ernest Bevin's Palestine policy, but lobby circles felt that Bevin's position was weakened most by the failure of his- own labor members, to rally to his support sup-port in greater numbers. Labor supporters Insisted that the government was stronger than the vote indicated. They pointed out that the party had not commanded its members to AST FOK THE MASSES GUILFORD, England (U. Art la coming cheap for residents of this London suburb. The town council started a lending library, in reproductons of the world's most famous paintings at half a crown a month (50 cents) per painting. DAILY HERALD Friday, January 23t 1949 11 attend for the vote and that many were absent. On the other hand. virtually all Conservative members mem-bers were present. Labor leaders did not command members to be in attendance be cause they did not expect; cnurcnin to press tne, issue to a. vote of cnofidence. Churchill accused Bevin of; lacking sufficient manliness to announce the recognition of Israel, j Attlee defended Bevin's handling handl-ing of the Palestine situation, which Churchill asserted had been bungled, and accepted Churchill's challenge for a vote of confidence. confi-dence. He said the vote for ad journment would be a vote of con fidence in the Labor government. 0 RINSE TUBS AND YEAR'S SUPPLY RINSO with every DURING Factory Cooperation Sale Now In Progress and telephone lines, weighted dovn with toe. sag to the ground ivy tfaaaag m tot fouovmt a Landlords Face Court Action In Eviction Move WASHINGTON, Jan. 28 (U.R) Landlords "striking" action against rent controls today faced a threat of possible court action. Rent Director Tighe E. Wood said mass withdrawals of homes from the rental market may not be In good faith and within the law. He indicated he would take court action to prevent wholesale evictions if he determines after a thorough study that the withdrawals with-drawals are illegal. embers of the Tulsa Property Owners association started the wholesale eviction furor when they began distributing fiO-day eviction notices. Landlords in other large cities say they may follow suit'. Woods discussed court action in a radio broadcast last night (Mutual). He said it is "questionable" "question-able" whether landlords "who band together" to withdraw their property from the market are acting "in good faith." The present rent law says that landlords can withdraw their property, provided they are acting act-ing in good faith. Such property, once withdrawn, cannot be rented rent-ed again while rent controls are In effect. . Woods said that if he finds the landlords are not acting in good faith, he "will petition the courts to restrain any. such wholesale evictions." Earlier, the rent director di-rector had said he was powerless to prevent them. The CIO National Housing committee yesterday, urged Woods to seek injunctions to stOD the evictions. Sen. Allen J. Ellender, D., La., predicted that the "Tulsa plan" would "bomerang" and result in itiffer eviction controls in the new rent legislation. - Series of Quakes Rock Philippines MANILA, Jan. 28 (U.R) A series ser-ies of earthquakes rocked Iloilo and neighboring towns on the island is-land of Panay today, reportedly killing a family of four and injuring in-juring ten. Eight earth tremors of varying vary-ing 'intensity were recorded on the island 300 miles south of here. The dead and injured were reported re-ported caught in a landslide in a section of the. Madias mountain in Antique province. The slide resulted from the temblors. The epicenter of the shocks was reported to be 25 miles south of Guimbal. a town that was hit by an earthquake a year ago BYU NEWS 720 Lucky Students 5000 Enrollment To Tickets for the Brigham Young university-University of Utah basketball game Monday were scheduled to be given out yesterday yester-day andstoday at BYU to holders of the lucky numbers, according to Keith Fillmore, student body president. In order to sive each student an equal opportunity to attend basketball bas-ketball games in the Springville gymnasium, a new drawing method was instituted at BYU this winter. Student body activity card num bers, including a certain proportion propor-tion of alternate numbers, are drawn and posted on bulletin boards. Certain hours are arranged arrang-ed for students to claim their tickets. Monday from 1 to 3 p. m. remaining tickets will be issued to 'those holding alternate numbers num-bers and after 3 p. m. If any tickets are left they will be given to students who are first in line. Approximately 720 tickets are issued to lucky ticket holders for each game, Mr. Fillmore said, and their numbers are then withheld from the next drawing until every student has had a chance to attend a game if he wishes. Talent Hunt Begins For New Stage Play New talent will be sought for the forthcoming production of Seventh Heaven" by Brigham Young university speech department, depart-ment, according to Preston R. Gledhill, assistant professor of the speech department and direc tor of the play. While special effort is being made to secure new talent for all of the cast of the play, which will open the first part of March, particular par-ticular effort will be made to find Out of Nearly Get Hoop Tickets the talented coed to play the part of "Diane," the feminine lead in the play. First public tryouts for the part were held Thursday afternoon. Prof. Gledhill lists as desirable qualities for the part the ability to project herself on the stage and emotional dynamism. Among the male roles open is that of Boul, . a right likeable scoundrel who runs a taxi cab as a front for his petty larceny business. busi-ness. Boul furnishes most of the comedy of the play as well as some of the pathos. Interested students are urged to try out as soon as possible after making arrangements with Prof. Gledhill. World Creation Subject of Talk Science agrees with religion that the great question is not: "Did God create the world?" but, "How did he create it?" Dr. Ralph V. Chamberlain, professor emeritus emeri-tus of zoology and entomology at the University of Utah, -declared in a lecture Thursday at Brigham Young university. Science works by rational analysis, and religion is to a considerable con-siderable extent emotion. Dr. Chamberlain declared. The emphasis em-phasis in science is on description descrip-tion and not on finding of final evaluation. Society is by habit religious, he added, and religion has periodic cycles of waxing and waning interest. in-terest. 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