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Show STRICTLY RICHTER Coal Mine Outlook Is Improving Negro Ban Big Topic At DAR Meet bituminous producing states except Pennsylvania. Only about a fourth of Pennsylvanias 100 000 soft coal workers were pn the job. The rest indicated they would stick raditional no contract, no workli-pofle- City Lines Up To Buy Papers In Strike handlers' PHILADELPHIA (AP) News-hungPhiladelphians, a strike of truck drivers having halted deliveries of the citys three largest newspapers, today lined up by the thousands to buy copies at the plants. Hundreds of others bought papers from youngsters at black market prices which went as high as 25 cents a copy. (Its three-cen- ts normally). Approximately 370 members of Local 628, Philadelphia newspaper and magazine chauffeurs ry five-day-o- ld commercial leases for their constitutional hall m Washington. D. C. committee had A taken the step to permit Negro entertainers to appear in commercial programs at the DAR's lamous hall Thev had submitted to the resolutions committee a recommendation that the yords "white artists only. instituted in 1932,. be deleted in future leases. 4000-se- at y. Idle In Central Pennsylvania. miners were idle as AFL United Mine Worker locals reiterated their refusal to work In khe Pittsburgh area. 11.000 of 56,000 -- miners showed up - for work Saturday as roving pickets shut down 13 additional pits. The outlook was much brighter elsewhere. West Virginia, the Food-nations top coal producer, reWilbur got sick an tired of waiting for tires!1 ported all but 1,500 of its 104,000 from Page 1) (Continued miners back at work. worked out, the report said it of FAO, Sir John Orr, the dele15.000 Not Working that: a was clear that the deficit below heard warning gates In Kentucky. 40.000 of the total to be that needs will certainly be greater seems The position thou55.000 were in the pits. One VkrwtJ nwhti rnereJ following the 1946 harvest the than the 10 to 12 million ton gap Cam igA Ki Kjfufvt XitJn Ur sand remained idle in two Ohio earlier for bread world will be as badly off for indicated handled a Youve for to recommend Im going you promotion. diggings, . while 550 were not food as it was at the time of the grains. twenty-fiv- e nylon sales without a single casualty! working in the Chattanooga 1945 harvest, because this time Furthermore, it said, while ferTenn , area because of water in we will have no great reserves tilizer supplies will be substanthe mines INDIANAPOLIS (AP) of food carried over from the tially greater than in 1946, they Pig iron shortage, a result of Booth Tarkington, whose novels still will be well below requireprevious year to fall back on." banking many blast furnaces, has found a place on the worlds s Sir John said in a statement ments. caused foundries to curtail operabookshelves, died last night in tions and in some cases to close prepared for the delegates that FAO fish catch the said, the Indianapolis home in which But, there must be decisions without in 1946-4- 7 until conditions become more considerbe should he had jione much of his writ- -, normal. Under the circumstances, delay on: increased. He was 76 years old. ing. ably ea 1946 harvest 1. How the the magazine said, it will take . WASHINGTON (AP) Capitol Hill cocked a sympathetic His death took another of the The probability, said Sir John, to cover the pebe husbanded at least a month after the fuel ear is that the food shortage will small group of writers and arttoday to Reconversion Director JohntW. Snyders report riod until the next harvest. ists who brought Indiana its supply is resumed to bring the that colleges can handle fewer than half the 2,080,000 Amercontinue until the 1948 harvest. 2. to maximum proHow to get a Iron where output point pig age of letters shortly afThen, he said, when we reach golden duction in the 1947 harvest a reasonable rate of shipments icans who want to enroll this fall. ter turn of the century. One the sufthe stage at which there are But the lawmakers generally 3. Arrangements under concan be expected. of his boyhood friends was the ficient supplies of cereals to Hoosier took the attitude that the prob tinuous review so that any adJames Whitcomb lem is one for the states, not verse development can be met prevent hunger, there will bi a Riley. poet, of of further to solve. period shortage Washington, immediately. With those of Riley, Meredith animal products essential for Nicholson. 4. Creation of an internaSnyder suggested that PresiGeorge Ade, and Continued From Page 1 of the diversion health because dent Truman name a national with to deal tional organization George Barr McCutcheon, his to huof animal cereals from commission of higher education the whole anticipated period the carriers so far have declined writingn brought Indiana a man feeding. to study the matter and make a of the food shortage. H to accept. prominent place in the worlds a we with are Thus faced on what the chief execcircles. Of the group, With that agenda before it. literary Snyder, Steelman and Secre- report four-yeand Congress should do. shortage, he only Meredith Nicholson is now the conference will be asked to three or tary of Labor Schwellenbach utive Most Unless energetic alive. legislators questioned look into the possibility also of declared. are meeting today on the soft WASHINGTON (AP) Tarktngtons literary output coal dispute, in reply to ques- about the idea said they thought extending the life of UNRRA be- measures are taken, the predicChairman Walsh (D-Snyders survey a good one, but yond 1946 to help famine areas tion made during the war that was prqdigious, and the quality I.) and tions, Ayres said: Vinson of the potent As far as I know they are that they disagreed with his prountil they get back on their more people would die as the was equal to the quantity. Two of hia novels brought him the senate and house naval commit- not talking about seizure. posed solution. feet. UNRRA now supplies food direct or indirect result of huntees wrote off the pending army-nav- y This is a matter which the to some of the ger in the two or three years Pulitzer Prize for literature Principals on both sides have states The Magnificent Ambersons in should handle, said Rep. lands, but it is scheduled to go after the war than were killed merger bill today as said privately they looked for doomed. one of the out of business December 31, ex- in all the battles and bombings 1919 and Alice Adams three the government to take over the Rankin years later. may come true. Congress, they said in a letter mines by the middle of the few who did not ask anonymity. cept for relief .to China. "We are taking care of our peoto Secretary of the Navy As for other foods, the FAO week. 'will not approve" any The truce under which most ple in Mississippi and other said, current indications are that states can do likewise. of 400,000 striking United plan calling for a single departworld supplies of fats and oils ment of common defense. Mine Workers are again digwill be no greater for 1946-4- 7 Hence they asked Forrestal not ging coal expires next weekthan In 1945-4to enter any compromise with end, while the nationwide Supplies of rice will be someSecretary of War Patterson based strike of railroad trainmen what greater, it said; cane sugar on such a step. and engineers has been postwill be about 20 per cent more Walsh, head of the senate na6-- al poned only until 4 p.m., local abundant, but supplies of meat committee, and Vinson, chairstandard time, on Thursday. and manufactured dairy prodman of the house group, long There was no indication from ucts available for shipment from have opposed the merger plan Ayers that the railroads or the the Americas, Australia and New written by the senate military brotherhoods had agreed to any Zealand are not likely to be NANKING (AP) General anv committee. compromises so far. greater." American Marshall, peace envoy Mr. Snyder and Mr. SteelForrestal, too, and his top adWhile an estimate of amounts to China, sharply criticized both mirals have testified against the man are conferring along the Communist and GovernmentJac-tion- s of food of all kinds that may measure, but President Truman lines of yesterday, he said, for their part in the be a t ilable for shipment from today last week called upon army am with a view to resuming negoChinese Civil war. exporting countries has not been navy leaders to reconcile their tiations. They have hopes of he was deeply Saying views and agree on a unification bringing them together very over the critical situameasure. soon. Amazing Discovery tion in North-Chi- na and was Under consideration are plans endeavoring by every means In a Hearing Aid for the army and navy to fly to prevent the spread of general A first-clabig improvem.nl ha. been made mail and for the di- fighting from Manchuria southversion of vital foods and other ward. Marshal censured both in a hearing aid now welcomed by oid is critical freight to air, water and factions for their propaganda thousands. This new WASHINGTON Recampaigns, which he eaid na- so light in weight you'll hardly knowi (AP) highway transportation. tail price ceiling boosts of four One of the first actions of turally inflame feelings and in- youre wearing it. Requires no septo five per cent for toasters, Federal Manager Charles H. Bucrease the possibility of some arate battery pack, battery case or heating pads, space heaters and ford after taking over the 337 hotheads precipitating a general garment.' Made so you can adjust it other - small electric appliances seized lines was to direct the conflagration. yourself to suit your heanng. The tone The reckless propaganda of is clear and powerful. Remarkable new were authorized today by OPA. railroads to hire new men to reThey result from a hike in place strikers wherever possible hate and suspicion," Marshal "XCeir retains full power up to 50 manufacturers ceilings, effective and to call upon the army for said, seriously aggravates the hours continuous use. Eliminates alpresent situation and can lead to ternating batteries two or three times immediatley. Higher retail pricprotective troops if necessary. es may not be charged, OPA Buford is running the roads results which will be disastrous a day. Includes many other improveto the people of China. ments tor your comiort and better hearaaid, until dealers have been for Col. J. Monroe Johnson, diThe American general made ing. The makers of Beitone, Dept. notified by suppliers. rector of the Office of Defense his extraordinary charges in a 8047. 1450 W. 19th St., Chicago 8, IU . The increase is being granted Transportation. to compensate for higher wage Most services had returned to press release shortly after the are so proud of their achievement they of Szepinkai by gov- will gladly lend free descriptive bogie-leand materials costs. near normal yesterday, although capture ernment forces had been anand explain how you may get a the train that brought Whitney nounced at army headquarters full demonstration of this wonderful PF-pi?iMipGlxrj(-3G0 to and Johnston back Strike Washingin Mukden and confirmed by hearing device in your owrt home Objectors Try ton from their Cleveland headsources at Writ them without a government risking Peiping. LOS ANGELES penny. Six (AP) quarters was two hours late. ' today. Adv. conscientious objectors held in It was a telephone rail from Blames Both Sides the county jail for federal au- the president to those two men thorities were on their second Saturday afternoon that brought day of a hunger strike today about the five-da- y truce. Their against the segregation of a acceptance came at 3:43 p.m. of their group. Negro member 26 minutes before the deadh aaia ug just '.H --AM It M MSI MSI MSI I maoi ny ne line. 28.000 28,-0- -- -- COLLEGES NEED ADDED CAPACITY Enemies Hold Army And Navy MergerDoomed ur of 1,500,000. Spokesmen for the newspapers did not estimate sales, but reports indicated approximately 500 are sold in an hour. Surplus Property COMPRESSED CORK BOARD BLOCKS for THERMAL INSULATION Manufactured by Armstrong Cork Co. N Lancaster, Pa. Tarkington, Famed Writer Of Novels, Dies .v.- a and the International Brotherhood Teamsters, Chauffers, Warehousemen and Helpers of America (AFL) struck Thursday In for a paid support of demands half-holunch - period. The of walkout halted deliveries the Morning Record and Inquirer and the Evening Bulletin with a combined circulation Government-Owne- d - 1 1 News-Hungr- y ATLANTIC CITY, N J. (AP) The Daughters of the American Revolution gathered in hotel lobbies before the opening of their 55th continental congress today and the talk mostly was about the move to erase the white artists only clause from By Associated Press The second week of true? mining was under way today with the majority of soft coal diggers swinging their picks in all 25 THE DESERET NEWS,' Monday, May 20, 1946 By Fred Neher LIFE'S LIKE THAT Ft 2"xl2"x36 n 2,364 Sq. Price 30 723 Sq. Price Per Sq. Ft Ft 3"xl2"x36 a 4 Jc Per Sq. FI (F.OJ. 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