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In two localities Utah, and an undesignated place in Portugalit has been shown that appearance of secondary uranium minerals on the 1 I ( - YOU'VE SEEN THAT COAT BEFORE FOR SLUMP CIO Asks Congress Extend Jobless Pay WASHDIGTON (LVS)The CIO demanded Thursday that Congress extend unemployment emerbenefits on a gency basis and then enact a unified jobless pay law to stave off "despair and pauperism" The labor organization, in its monthly Economic Outlook. declared t ha t unemployment 'could be disastrous tomorrow unless action is taken . now to atop the tide." CIO proposed that the federal government make grants to states whose unemployment compensation systems are In trouble because many workers are exhausting their benefits LULLED BY FIGURES The Outlook said: 'Too many people are lulled by figures on production and employment that sound high compared to past level& Underneath the surface are festering sores from which the hdection is spreading... Earlier, the Committee for Economic Development dealt incidentally with the unemployment problem in suggesting 26-we- ek outright that the average worker'it purchasing power will double within 30 yearsif production per man hour continues to rise. The research organization suggested ways in which present living standards may be maintained, including the stockpiling to reof goods in duce seasonal unemployment. ns FOE OLDEN TENSIONS CED said It will be necessary to provide more job opportunities for older people, otherwise potential national output will not be realized and "the burden of supporting retired workers will be beav3r." CIO stated that workers who cannot now End lobs must be taken care of st once, and the whole level of jobs and produetion must be progresoively raised TOKYO (INS) The Japanese Communist party's official newspaper Akahata, already purged of 17 ails editors by order of Gen. Douglas MacArthur, courted further official wrath Thursday in a bitter cartoon lampooning the general., The paper printed the smashed cartoon, a reprint of a cartoon by a Russian that first appeared in the Ta Ktutg Pao, a newspaper in Tientsin in Red Immigration Aids Set Lathy Hearing dcide 1 ip ! ,,,, I W111111 a In ., , ! i ; 0,r:';' , ,f-.,- , ruomPrErt AU ekrr tor VIA Sales Tat Main-50- 591 a modern alto - .D::1;1.3,E dhow, wwavil Construction n5 , .. ( I r7 4 ''' Holds plenty of suits and coats as well as hiving a shell for his lists.. Walnut. - . 4 like finigh. All steel. , ,. 4,;1 , 1, : - , , , ,,, St Slem I Ii Even Koops ICI CILIA) vt, 1., .: firmly Froxent ' ,., Irts,,tiss full-ssidt- - fully so. h, 22, snout maintains, teas,. 7Are Zone teraparaturas for floss. Mg and safe long-tim- e irtoraga, Keeps los mean and highbr swastaned traits firmly trona. p B:111 Cll. 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Frt. 11101:10111141a0-19-) 7 Chromod sioucionthiy , Wkkh--- ItosevMa runner Leo Watkhut faced a touchy problem when he found a nest of threa baby robins in a bay mower which he needed for work on his farm. - 4' ,.., 1714111119.1111.11- MAIL ORDZILS YELLED ond up Robins Nest in Mower, But the Haiti Still Cut Rosrimatz, in (Dis) . 1.."1"1111 .- I , Controlled lighting at its best! 6 and lighting floor lamps and 3 way bridge! Heavy weighted bases finished in gold, and ivory. Attractive tailored and pleated , --, wi. ,....,,: I 1 :5E495 ' - The 11 Communist leaders,1 whose appeals are pending, are Eugene Dennis, John B. W11-- 1 Hannon, Jacob Stachel, Robert G. Thompson, Benjamin J. Davis Jr., Remy Winston, John Gates, Irving Potash, Gilbert Green, can Winter and Gus Hall. VJ s ' - ---- ,,. e-- 1 good-look- L: 14:Iyi:11:::1-.:L- 6!) I 4 ; 9 Let him take it easy! Make the. most of thou mornents. with paper or book at hand eo,., he can relax from the " ': Wonderfully day's : big and comfort packed! , 9 , , pima, send mtow Jos peg I a CM Mt ,1112d1113 Duk qe.r I , , 111111 I asy Terms ; , I I C 50 ardi f Wirrorit t. 1; 1 r,, it & .,. znSizei P itt079droZo178 go, ramp Gen-J-How- vjt af.A,81,0 Lou) astt r.ice-cu- be ! , ,t-- Moscow - - e ! Mahe It S der, ho'll romombori Clic him gift that will rontind him :goo .thought- of. Ms pock! comfort and his convenience whoa you wont shopping ay .! ay. ay.! - Po' LONDON (AP)Prime )(mister Stalin gave a dinner Wednesday for Prima Minister Urito Kekkonen of Finland, the radio said. 11 Op ge ., ii . 462-pa- - 4- Z4 , Stalin Fetes Finn Aid that S20.00 look 154t 1.!7!..1.1.61Molgkagnon - FIRST PRESS ATTACK. Publishing of the cartoon surface indicates The presence marked. the first time since the of primary deposits under- antes end that any Japanese newspaper has published a ground. 3. Reserves o 1 uranium - drawing derogatory to the bearing rocks in the United supreme occupation commandStates are being appraised with er. a view to determining whether The cartoon shows Gen. Macthe ore can be extracted on a Arthur bolding "war plans' in commercial scale. his left hand and an atom bomb in his right, raised above his head. Dominating the drawing of the general is a huge peace petition with the strong arm of "soldiers of peace" adding signatures. From the petition SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-- a lightnhig bolt is striking Gen. Immigration officials said a de- MacArthur's chest, piercing the portation bearing would be "war plans" he is holding bescheduled in about three weeks fore him. in the case of Dr. Bertha Barkan FORWARD CARTOON Luthy, Stanford University bioAllied headquarters (Meth chemist They said her deportation to photographed the small-size- d Russia would be sought on the carblon for enlargement to basis of alleged membership in show Gen. MacArthur; that he the Communist Party while be- might persotudly ing an alien, and illegal entry whether any further crackdown into the country last year after will be made on the Communist a World trip. daily. i & 0 Nirw YORK' CAP), -- - The' government upheld Wednesday the right of any citizen to speak out for "even the most extreme political changer ailed of lent overthrow of the government But the 11 Communists now under' sentence for criminal conspiracy, the government said, have been working for revolution and nothing else. These statements were made In. a brief hied in fed-- 1 ral court in answer to a claim1 by the 11 Communists leaden that their trial and eohviction H were tmconstitutional. In particular, the eonvicted men challenged the Smith Act under which they were tried. This act passed in 1640, makes it illegal to advocate violent overthrow of the government The government's b r I of, signed by Att. McGrath. held that the act is "al reelenable and appropriate ex-- 1 ercise of the war power of the United States." kWer powers the federal government may be employed in peacetime to prepare for the unhappy event of another wilir,7 the document said. - The Smith Act, it continued, does not "pmhibit the advocacy of any all social and economic !programs within the framework of the Democratic government It simply prohibits the advoceeir. and particularly the or advocacy, of the violent ,overthrovr I OadO MS will MacArthur Via Cartoon cuts Theron 'Addle, executive news editor, inspects a Centennial gift from Hollywood Star Clark Gable. Clark sent the coat he wore in the famous tight scene in 'Hey to the Qty. PREPARE - t yo' - Jap Reds Hit "heartening." vrrm. DEVELOPMENTS In Reds., Trial here. Worth is six feet, nine Inches tall and claims to be Texas' tallest fireman. The fire was in a youngster's playhouse. The door was about three feet high. Worth wasn't much help. bomb. Dr. 'Robert 2. Wright of AEC's general exploration branch declared that new diseoveries of the mineral in the Lake Athabaska region of Canada are $ FALLS, TeL W. Worth Jr., vis- iting fireman from LaGrange Tex.. voltutteered to go along when an alarm came in as he talked to the boys in Central Fire Station tood! 1950A Juno 15, U. S. Claims wIcgrrA (AP)--- 0. !as DESERET NEWS 1950 Brief Defentis D. TVAP1E. Sa)EtT 1,0) DJ ft: ) .P.71121.117C,E217 ' ' ON MAIM AT SOUTH WIA.SIMUT 1)) |