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This continued Felts S Co- - Civil Bights program regard Bus-he- n attorney for the American sell as one of them he has Association of Indian Affairs is tsparkplugged Senate fights in unprecedented invasion of against the bills In the past American principles" Southern colleagues regard Ke He gave bis opinions to the ifauver as little more than lotto Nouse Interior Committee con-- warm in his opposition Jack Bell Associated Press sidering 'taw and order" 1egis--1 lation for Indians political reporter said the BusCohen said legislation backed :sell candidacy also posed a seri by the Indian Bureau would per- - mit threat to Truman who has not ' imprisonment of Indians said he wtll delay for another without warrant for violations of 1month or so at least any dis-Bureau regulations clooure of his own intentions ' Dillon S Myer Indian emit-Writing from Washington Bell inssionor read what he termort said the prospeetive Democratic -a completely unfair and un-- kandidate who might be hrlped just statement stows he Sald most by Atte Russell move it kiwi been distributed under the Cov Anal Stevenson of Illinois iztterhead of Cohen There has been much specula' A ' Portion nt the statement lion that it Truman does not rtin tinted by My r who was ad' he might seek to get the nominaministrator of dile War Bellies- - 'tion for Stevenson Sion Authority which moved per :' Baffles Quit sons of Japanese descent from : Senator Henri C Lodge Jr the Pacific roast to Pritand points of ilitassachsisetts gave a cryptic MAI' 'This bill is obviously Part of ireply to a question whether Lis- - i and 't whnm Lodge the Indian Bureaus new program : "tow tr to reduce Indians to the 'condi- - others are backing for the G 0 P bon of prisoners of the bureau incimina'i°°' will retur° to the -It' would apply to American L' S shortly Rearhod at his home In Bev- citizens of the Indian race the erb' by a reporter for the Hamp- tante coercive measures that published at to 'shirt Gazette veer" applied during American citizens of Japanese tNbrthadtPtort Mass- Lodge twas descent in the concentration to'ked about a report that Eisen- t camps operated by War Betties- - hosier will be back within the lino Administrator Dillon S next few weeks I "Sem strange and unexpected M VI: i Cohen asked by the committee developments wilt occur short to explain the statement said It ity" Lodge replied svithout slab- - ! was a privileged communication orating He added he has not to his cltents Indian trthes urged the general to come back whtrh he made "in an earnbst et: from Furope and said Eisen will be in the right fort to alert them to a serious: howeir danger fthink they tam" :place at the right time' '" - BUTTER FRESH Real Nippy Choose future SPECIAL! - 'fril)al Counsel lei t 3000 Utifair ItIlles Airlines-th- e domestic Prost ou Own Lines four can 17c Russel! Entry ' Dem o nate It eviQe of all Most-pinche- Cream Style Corn s defense and Eastern 'largest retroactive to about Jan 1 1951 This means a flat sum of about $900 in addition to the increase for both pilots and The board said the pilots represented by the A FL Air Line Pilpts Union composed about 75 of nation's pilois The eight k - 1 — the mid-195- Mr Trans-Worl- d South State on f i nists insaded South In effect it would mean that mobilization planners now have atached the point where they-havenough previously-scarc- e metal to take care of the "guns" program they have laid out while giving civilians more Instead of less 'butter" The N P A- has allowed civilian goods makers enough extra steel aluminum and copper—hitherto the metals—to permit them to italkOta j110 about as many stoves refrigerators and television at foes the April-Junperiod as they were able to make in January February and Starch Although no definite promises were made even the slight encouragement offeted by the N P A official was cause for conof appliances which use siderable cheer among manufacturers -metals They have been pinched" for several months and many had taken a gloomy view of prospects for the immediate 1 t 'Infra-structure- n 1 Prp Tom Pickett (l) 'Friday be is none too sure that 'Congress ean esterid all of Presi''' dent Harry S Truman's entergeney potters in the absence ot a declaration of air Pickett is a member of a Buse' Poch is! judiciary)iuhsommittre studying 041 President's '"of-- ! gent" request to ettend en masse some fla star potters tt bleb other-wise ou d terminate hen the —war emergency" ends Pickett pointed out that most of them hinge solely on the exisr-nee of the 'national war env! ergency" inch is Klitrfuted to expire ben the Japanese peace treaty becomes effective The laws under study include such presidential authority as the power to seize railroads in event of a strike or other emer- gency and authority to estals-lish transporation priority for i troops and war materials Other members of Congress also adopted a "we II help them Continued from Page One if they help themselves" attitude 'States and our air power Is and some U S legislators said He enntinuest they are hopeful the French a added' -eut they will be an effective sembly will reverse itself and and united fon'e which will grow vote more arms funds i in diplomatic circles it is felt in the years that (ollow We have Fatire's cabsagreed 4)ri a good and useful and that the tollapse of possible year's work It will re- - net means fewer French dwisinns duee but not remove the dangers will be available for European de- i lla' face Illfit taw only be done tense and sets a bad example of cooperation among the N A TO by bard work" Achestin has made a private eountries report to President Harry S Trut41 Sharply Critical r mart and the House Foreign Is ermnally was sharply critical of Affairs ComMittee He sts ached- Wed to net with the Senate the French action lie said "if France doesn't tax herself for Foreign Relations Committee in her defense then there will a secret session on Monday be substantial cuts in any foreign Cnrigressional action on the ' Preaselent's requested S7900 000- - : atid that the L' S will give to On0 foreign aid program for the tiran"'" Richard adopted more of a next fuseal year will depend to a large degree administrative t:11tatt"'see" attitude but be officials agree on Acheson's sue- - too stressed that Congress will eess in convincing the legislators want a favorable report on of the need for continued aid on !France's defense effort before it votes more money for European I rubstantjal scale A ' wASHINGTON Feb 24 'JP — aid(French Politics on rage 1) Secretary of State Dean Ache- son indicated Friday night he doesn't think much of the word " i The w ord vies used at the Lisbon meetings of rs the North Atlantic Treaty Or' tII ganization to desertbe such things as airfields and port facilities 1being built in rine country for ' 4 : EPHRAIM CREAMERY 1t06 ilines involved it said fly shout of the revenue paksenger ' miles The airlines invoked include American Airlines: United WASHINGTON Feb 2 9 (VP) The rallrnad and air line vise NV NSIIINGTON Feb Industry may get hoard Friday approved a negomore "metal' in April May anti June than in the first three 1 11 to 13 six per cent wage tiated months of this year marking the turning of the fide of conincrease for MOO pilots on eight sumer goods cutbacks it was disclosed Friday li lines An official of the Nationakrroduclion Authority which The board said this was the the "cautious hope' parcels out metals to industry expressed boost in the pilots' and cofirst will that makers of consumes products get more metal during base pay since 1947 and pilots the second three months due to an ezising of scaree steel and go Pilots have averaged $900 aluminum supply condition to $1200 and the coIf so it would mean a significant new stage in the nation's $300 to $570 a ntbnth pilots "gray' mobilization that began after the North Korean CommuThe board made the pay hikes Korea in 1 Chairman- - Tom Connally (D Tex) of the Senate Foreign Re felon o'" 1)etil !- moot tortrern was expressed the Atlantic Pact nations because of the French amembly's failure to vote Altaic boost for rearmament and the subsequent fail of Premier Faure's government la ON CONSUMER CUTBACKS Cut wAsurNGToN Feb Air Line Pilots WI n 60' Pa': Increase 'OFFICIAL SIGHTS TIDE War Powers 11 I |
