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Show , ,, -- ,Ir . ,, ,,,, - - , . 4 4 , - .. , 'or v 4, ........ ' , , - J'' .. NEWS AND TELEGRAM, , .00.'''' . t 1 fil,1 A- By VICTOR 0 i,k, 14' ,4''.. ,,, A i f tif ...atoll . In case anyone wants Just the know, to á Fourth" 1Aon't "Glorious be another hdliday until 1959, then leap year, 1960, will pass it over Sunday, making double only two double holidays in a row, instead of three. But, were all for Worrying about ' something else, like the slump after darned near upsetting the Natl. League. Pitts-burghs- trms tiord,:e kolidap Ilibbt is riget theie Fad, of tathing to bring 406 a ucrL; t," .intartnert and cohtfrft ;ha: mai( hnt st,mmer titathcr btat. 10 ea,u-r- of our is the , 0 Some $16 million was and World paid for Series TeeVee rights for the next six years and that's an awful lot of razor blades. All-Sta- Verily. it's the height of the golfing season and the sport shop comes up with the perfect duo for the the golfing gentlemen most famous golf slacks in America by Palm Beach McGregor' s handsome knit Orand Cashmere-liklon polo shirt. The slacks Justcan't be beat when it comes to combining solid actionfree comfort with e detailed tailoring that means the smartest in appearance. The sport shop has them in the town's most varied color selection. The shirt has a softness and luxury that belies the fact that It will go through the toughest kind of wear. There's a choice of plain tone s, contrasted cross. stripe patterns and trimmed collar effects. Wonderful part is that BOTH slacks and shirt are 0 PLETELY washable need but the very minimum of care. And need we add you don't have to be a golfer to appredate such downright comfort and smooth C M and two months. It's obvious that both sides were so far apart last Saturday night that they stumbled Into Rolling In His Absence V) I 7K,-1 ,) iii I- - s, Vt. 671 i 1 . 7.--- lie tlye long gnne iiippoit, ra7of !trap ond other more t$g ,,rous meaJurel. I soft and absorbent Munsing cotton briefs anti tee shirts. Their absorb enry not only means cool romfort. but protection of outer clothes from perspiration damage and unsightliness. - Lat Vegas C looking C mighty Jrnvg. of 80'-- lamb wool-205- nylon c that's smart as canbe and rugged as a sweat sock. And. in our furnishings department, the new "Touch n Tingle" sock with construction Is entirely new in softness and feel. You'll find them both in a varied selection of the newest in shades. I 0 - public-relation- s - , . . - 228 ... i --- '' L A - ! , ;.. 11'; , ., , r". ' ' , ., - ,,, 4 '! .. .. I,: ' -- ; k .14. 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FRIDAY OF THE STORE! . . :1 or ' 7..0.::: - r .1 , ,' ,...' die' 0 4":1. : I ,,Ot ;''...43e7'4, : ...,,...., ., ,, -- . ... k ...r4 ' -i ',--..--,- votes. union leader, Dave McDonald, 1 '. But the much-lovegets together quietly with John old Neely underwent a minor Stephen, vice president oft U. S. operation a few weeks ago and , Steel, somewhere and they .cle.1 was in West Virginia resting as cide who will meet who In 11? the Senate was about to vote August. Then most of August on the extra billion dollars for will be spent negotiating. And k., the Air Force. we may have a settlementt early Fearing the vote might be in September. .. Sen. Lyndon tight, This seems to be a lazy Idnd : Other eager-beavebackstage Johnson of Texas asked the Air workers against Nixon are Force to send a plane to Fair- - of strike in a lazy season. Out $ Dan Thornton mont, W.Va., to fly back to at the Fairless Steel Works in t friends of morrimille, Pa, for example, of Colorado. They are led by Washington. the executives send a car to I Oarence Tuttle, former BaltiThis put the Air Force right the plant gates for two union ;. more steel manufacturer, who on the spot. They wanted that pickets. They are then- driven i, contributed $8,000 to Senator extra billion dollars. They also around in style to see for them,- i his in McCarthy campaign knew that Neely's vote might selves that the plant Is not pS, against Senator Tydings in spell the difference between Elsewhere the pickets operating. Maryland. getting it or not getting ,it. are not even carrying signs. F.' knew But also their that they .11.1"11E IS NOW digging up But be no t d ece ivedthat's P.,''.. of Defense boss, Secretary the dough for an intensive Charlie no sign of the times. This is. a t,:Wilson, dint want the drive to put Thornton on the test of strength between , had called it a "phony." hire. ,tticket in place of Nixon. Work- DI 1;,. do- - powerful forces and insiders Air tl Force the y lieve it may run a long time ing with him is Mark Cramer cline d to send the plane. 1,:': of Continental Air Lines, former (Copyright, IOW TM Md. Senate leader John. Syndicate. Inc.) assistant to Governor Thornton. sonQuickly, a chartered I private plane. Inside the White House it has Then he ... Senate 'N'Vre....,V,,,,',.P,W.:A.r.'. been admitted that if Ike did not he wouldn't need run again he would urge his noaea, fig ured after all. Neely weal I close friend, SecretarY of the Neely's vte 1 pa r ed for the billion, didn't to , Treasury George Humphrey, to rush back to Washing. ' I run instead. Humphrey has re- - have I to. ' UTILITY'S peatedly argued that he is tool Note Joe McCarthy 'and old. :11 Smith of 1 smart new i Now that increasing attention Margaret Chase GOP teammates, II'1 i Is focused on the No. 2 spot, Maine, bitter portable jn,211..1.1 g 'LI the talk is turning to Humphrey j.oinrd,..tinp.erAnsocLat! Force billion. Air for the extra for vice president. room 154) Others for whom VP boomlets air cooler! are being floated are: - , now a Cuba Seizes Opium 1. Harold Stassen, C u b a n ;' HAVANA (UP) member of the Eisenhower 14. fkly4 team, whose former student authorities held four crew mom. i'l of British bers tanker the members have Club Stassen it-now grown up and become po- uStandella" in jail Thursday after maritime police siezed 27 IA , ,.. tent - , --,,,......, i 2. Fred Seaton, new secretary pounds of opium aboard the . of the interior. Press reaction to ship. The opium was valued at f.i' , S20,000. t 1 favorso was his appointment l'l I - 1 now talk about able that Ike-Ite- s t . i '3... I vice him for the presidency. 1 tI . ""- ; -,, - . SwO, -- - ..........., k , 1 ,,, - , t. ,... . , FAMILY-LO- OK , . 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Tom Dewey, one of 4. the most skilled men in public life. who, however, is bitterly disliked by the Taft wing of the GOP. - , , - 1 , , 1 r ,, , , $ - s t, - Irrri .' ) s.. - ' ' , , .: - I , ; , ntto , 61.4411 to this pelt ' 0 Choke of walnut, oak or black twoad pattorn top stain and hoot resistant, and highlighted with brass finish meal adgingi The tiz chairs,are corn- fortabia, !wavily paddod, tailor woldad backs and soots, covered with washable Duran in choice of colors. Smartmadamli if you group, sae this first! 111111- ex-Go- 1 - , 1 ' 4.. 99 J. ...,...,,,,t....,, OP ., . -,- , -i ''''..k.,--- -- e,-. e 0 I 1. N k Z .1. 4,, . .. .,.'; ,...t.., . . ,It's a genuipo -- .,c,.,..,, -- ; in BLACK METAL .1 0 , ,... . " ' , ' , , li..' 1 ,,., - --- 0 . ' DINING GROUP 7-P- C. .:ark ; It ,,,, , , ' ,,,., - -- '''''. . ...- -. ,,, . : .- --: ,,t.-- ' r THE . , , - . . , , - . , ...,,,,,,,...... ;, .-- . ' ,,,,,,:----:-z. i's. - r .10,,r I 4., '......:....-....- ..'..41', 1 ,. 04100,,,,, 4 . .., t ..' ., - ..- , A AROUND! -- -, ,.- 1311MG . 4: 4 , AROUND-SH- .. d .01f TILL '' , 44' JUST WEST !,.".- ' SALES 4. .; , NNks GRANITE PARKING ' i 1 , , ' - bath matt Ideal for your own hninonerfeci as a giftl I: - . - t 11,, ' ,,.. LIMIT: TWO SETS PER CUSTOMER! 1.:::..;, - So. Mobt - ' 1 ( V ,..,,,,...... . '.,,.: the feeling grew on both sides 10' that the time had come to teach the other side a lesson. And now, as a result, you have sir. Westinghouse-typsituation. The steel companies have AIR FORCE ON SPOT Se 0. made their offer and will stick 1:. Matt Neely of West Virginia to it. They'll Publicize it and ':',' has served in Congress or as wmit , governor of his state longer than any other man in Walh- - NOTILLNG WILL HAPPEN dur- - Ii,..1 ington, though r ot eonsecutiveing tho fourth of July week. I,ly. During that long span, he The ekpectation is that all of t, i has missed few important July will go by before the steel anti-Nixo- - , - -- N - ,, 1 1 district Yalta papers to the New York Times Sen. Lyndon Johnson l has promised labor leaders he would keep the South in line at the Democratic conven. bon. ' ek i -- BATH no opiirt .,s- ;f Ii'l".: irsonal Nixon agree to go. Obviously in Nixon's mind "was a premonition that his enemies might conspire to euchre him off the Republican ticket while he was 8,000 miles away from Washington.. That is exactly what is happening to- day. The biggest political news in the capital 4s the undercover drive to get Nixon off the ticket. Initial leaders of the move were such potent GOP governors as Nixon's fellow Californian J. Goodwin Knight, William Stratton of Illinois, and Fred Ball of Kansas. All are liberal Republicans with labor support. It was no accident that they left Nixon's name off the petition they signed in Atlantic City urging Ike to run again. MEDIUM 1131.. ' - OF COLORS! E - i thl - CHEX I - -- WIDE---,CHOIC- - Ex-Go- For roolness a nd comfort underfoot the sport shop has a new Bernhard Altman sock c .. r j Dietrich gets herself kicked out Pf Mont. Carlo Carlow for si caring slacki leaving the -- y' 1 --- PIECES! :. ',, in yourself --- , this strike without really want- - :1:: ing to. Each side thought i other was bluffing. I give it VICE PRESIDENT Nixon likes power . . . Joe the to as a fact that the union you to travel and has done a!Martin has urged the White fine job of representing the !House to sponsor a tax cut be leaders and their technical adU.S.A. abroad. However, he was fore the Democrats beat them visers were saying up to Satur- - 1,1 most loath to go to Manila and to it. Ike's economic adviser, Dr. day afternoon that they'd all be 11 back home in a day with a li. Saigon as the personal repre- Arthur Burns, favors a small sentative of President Eisen- tax cut . . . Carl McArdle, the eon t ra ct under their belts. And hower. He just didn't want to assistant secre- - I give it to you as a fact that leave home. of state for John Foster even tary In fact, Nixon delayed so long Dulles, who rivals Charlie Wil- - steel corporations were not 1 that it became positively em- son in putting his foot in his really expecting to shu t d own It i barrassing to the Philippine em- - mouth, is on the way out. Jim ther mills. But the men on both sides I bassy, which had invited him Hagerty, who knows his pub- but couldn't get an answer., licity opinions, decided McArdle took too much for granted. No If' Finally Secretary Dulles had to had got his foot tangled with one yielded. .11,, in hotel the suites do . McAract some So into and . too . the his molars often union's per. get 1 Take a tip from the Arabs, who go about with HEAVY clothing to beat the heat. We know you'd look a little silly in a burnoose hereabouts. but you can attire 2 -- ' - t'Nftsinterpretatoti of otodefn retetech in ptychology" blamed tof misbehaliose tn boo chareot tiptoeing, . , , DREW PEARSCMt BEST GUESS is that this one I will roll Between a month Drive Starts Anti-Nixo- n r at, GRANITE FURNITURE ( i by ' AEL D' 1) t: ID .., k ii bhort-sloev- e e (I ' 6 ' 1 -- D , - - , 1 : qt! 1 . highlights Arrow summer dress shirt with the "bi.way" collar. Ifs a slick deal that looks just as "at home" on the golf course with collar open is it Oen with a businms suit and tie. The collar Is expertly tailored, smartly spread. You can procure this little daisy of a summer shirt not only in pure whites, but in a very smooth selection of n e w pastel shades, and even pin.dots. And, naturally, the Arrow biway is but one from our really comprehensive se lection of short-sleevMM mer styles in shirts. i 11,1 - , , - - , ; MERRY-GO-ROUN- One I 1 , t i . . ,..., , - i, ' ,,,,,100 .... - .z are bored, not full Story has never been told. just didn't know what steel they e. i . i angry. There doesn't seem to Back there in 1952, the Pentagon neede4. It couldn't it that be any urgency or emergency. began savaming Mr. t, i to turned Truman then -, one-da- y steel stop- No one seem s to care, although stand evert a asrastant preside!, nt , John i 4 ii W none eeme in. an mat page. the steel strike Is costing al from the Pentagon at Steelman, and said find a law i $50,000,000 a day. And that's a rate equal to the arrival of under which I can act. Dr. Steel- - 1 i 1 cheap, for its only half of what man did thatand Trtmvan': 4 it will be two months from to-- patronage and favor seekers.1 had one just of two choices. He 'IL We were at war and the ?rest. i when the strike could run dent asked the warriors what could get an order day, I against the i $100,000,000 daily. union or seize all the mills. So 11 .iI wanted. they If you think this is high. let he seized the mills. me report that my little black THEY WANTED STEELS theY Now there is no war. The book reveals that the last major 14.1 screamed. And they said Pentagon, the auto industry, the steel stoppage finally cost both there was an emergency law fabricators. the aircraft industry ii, sides V,000,000,000 a month. under which the President could everybody has enough steel 11,4 Among the early losses of the seize any plant with a war except for the construction current strike are $33,500.000 in order that it couldn't fill because people. In fact, the auto industry Its., ,6,.,:, production acid $12,000.000 in of a strike. So Mr. Truman can go right through to 1957 i,y wages daily. The high cost of asked the generals just what without new supplies. .,t.,:, feuding has gone up with the plants were not making just Therefore the White House i cost of living. what steel which they needed will continue to stay neutral. 1,, During that last strike Mr. for just what armaments. The "This is their baby," a White Truman seized the mills. The reply came mighty slowly. They House man said the other day.-- i And so the show of strength I will continue, for it had to come sooner or later. No third party 1 - AS-will pressure either aide. I,, !, EC" , , . , -- July 5, 1954 , - , , , - , 1 i t- TILE PICKETS If , Thursday, ,: RUM No One Expected The Steel Strike ' - , INSIDE LABOR tale City, Sah e, - I . - DE5ERET , - - " i ,..Prrnolt,,,,,I,Ate,. - - . I '' |