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Show l.VYTON JOURNAL, LAYTON, UTAH, TIIURMUY. KKHKI AKY WEEKLY NW: 16, 19.70 ANALYSIS LABOR: Truman Announces U.S. Will Add Cry of 'Four Labor is never so vocal as when it feels its own particular rights and privileges are being stepped on. This was evidenced by the cries emanating from Miami Beach. Fla , where angry AFL leaders charged that Robert N. Denham, general counsel of the national labor relations board, was r In he plnUn rolamns. fhv r thoa YKDITOR't NOTKf Wh riprreer i nualjau o4 sal nccraanrliy (bit WUrn NlviMH campaigning to apply the laws to big labor unions. IT ALWAYS has been puzzling to the average American why labor Time of Decision itself is not subject to some govOne of the most Important deciernmental control such as business sions In world history h.ul been put and industry encounter in their operations. The average American up to Harry S. Truman. Should he order construction of the hydro-gesense of fair play were no other bomb? factors Involved would cause him respectable perk'd to puzzle over that. When, after of deliberation, he did make up his Denham catapulted himself into mind, the President expressed his the AFLs bad graces In a speech decision in the most nutter-o- f fact before the American Trucking asmanner possiblel sociation. In that address, he The U.S. would continue its deout the AFL teamsters singled velopment end production of all union with which the truckers do types of military weapons, includbusiness. He said the teamsters ing atomic armaments and the have a tremendous potential hydrogen bomb That statepower to paralyze the country ment. probably Intentionally crypwith simultaneous trucking strikes tic, may or may not have meant over the nation. that the U. S. already has begun DAN TOBIN, president of tha work on the Benjamin Falrless, president and William Green, teamsters, a was it was sure of U.S. steel, testified before a Only one thing contended AFL that president, Joint congressional economlo terribly Important decision, not only were unfounded views Denhams committee In defense of the reto Mr. Truman but to every person and pointed out that the teamstera cent Increases in the price of In the world. have had no serioua strikes for steel. He called the rise "modIT WASN'T the cost of the bomb and none now of several years est. laid the blame largely on that even a though was poser, that which they were "aware." union pensions. waa expected to be In the neighborThe AFL council charged DenIt dollars. billion hood of four ham has stamped himself by his wasn't a doubt aa to whether it HOUSING: as the "antagonist of orspeeches decould be made, for science Units and the protagonist labor $8,000 ganized clared It could. It wasnt a hesiof the employers. Could individual American the tancy about its effect, for If an Then they advocated he be enemy decided to, and could, con- in search of a new home afford thrown out of his Job, particularly struct the bomb, any experiments to pay $8,000 for it? Federal houshe because to a suggested "certain be believe that officials U S. to make ing on the part of the are labor unions M. monopolistic." and fair Foley, figure Raymond be It would and test justified. Words ofttimes are convenient explained No, it waa none of these that housing administrator, a things: one can become all things aggravated the responsibility and to the house banking committee the solemnity of the decision. In- bill for federal housing aid based to all men. as viewpoint or strategy directs. stead, It was the question of life on that premise. adminFOLEY STATED the that more even and Involved and death terrible, If purely speculative, istration Is considering construc- DEFENSE: question; Might not man be un- tion, through cooperatives and other A Contradiction organizations, of some leashing a force which would de250.000 housing units on an averA slight confusion seemed to be all mankind? stroy cost of $8,000 each. the chief thing which could be THE PREPONDERANCE of per- age The homes envisioned in the pro- read Into the first annual report suasion was by those advocating would be for families with Johngram Millard Sen. bomb. the Tydings annual cash Incomes of $2,800 and by Defense Secretary Louis son on and the activities findings (D., Md.) chairman of the armed One third of the urban famof his department services committee gave voice to $4,000. of the nation had Incomes WITH one breath, what the majority of presidential ilies Secretary within that range Johnson warned that an attack on advisers was thinking. in 1948. this country "could come from the He urged that the U.S. proceed The endeavor, even In the eyes opposite hemisphere without warndewith manufacture of the bomb, of the severest critics, appeared ing and with unpredictable fury. could so do to failure that claring laudable, but with the cost of livInvite attack. But President Tru- ing as it is and high Income taxes In the next he expressed belief that the prospect of war Is diminman was probably thinking of the for families without e ishing despite the Russian attitude horrible and utter devastation, the exemptions, would still put the of belligerence. deincalculable deaths, the vast $8,000 home out of reach of many. Other than Its further identificastruction which would be hurled AS AN INSTANCE of that supof Americas first potential tion upon enemy and innocent alike. position, Foley said average monthenemy, the secretarys report held ly payments would be about $69. little of excitement or Import. It BROTHERHOOD: That's $828 a year. Add a $1,000 was encouraging to find that he food, meat and milk bill, and the was convinced that the Renewed Effort military total for the new home ownstrength of the U.S. is a major Brotherhood Week, sponsored by er Is outlay $1,828. This would leave the deterrent In the start of a shootthe National Conference of Chris- $2,800 a man $972. Taking aving war by any other nation. That tians and Jews, will be observed erage year utilities, health costs, conclusion would edme as a comfigures, from February marking the clothing, transportation forting confirmation of the belief annual observance of an event that Insurance, (there would be nothing with which of many millions of Americans has grown into national signifi- to pay for a car) recreation and in- that a policy of armed strength at cance. cidentals would amount to about home is the best assurance against In accepting the honorary chair- $516. This would leave some $400, threats from abroad. of Brotherhood Week, or less than $40 a month with which manship AFTER REPORTING on exPresident Truman urged all Amer- to meet emergencies or other penses of his department, icans to ponder well the true mean- - needs. activities, and other So, it is easily apparent that the functions, tha defense secretary $8,000 house, the $69 monthly paydeclared his belief that while he ment and cos Items did not discount the damage done r would run the man to unification of the armed servtrONSOMD so to close the that hed ices by the Interservice controverTHI NATIONAL edge, CONMMNCt Vp OS CHtlSTlANS AND JEWS t hardly have anything left for a sies, he believes that the extent pack of butts each week. of these conflicts has been exagFEBRUARY 19 gerated. HOMELESS: He also reported, parenthetically ing of brotherhood adding that there probably has never been a Break for DP's as it were, that Russia now has time in history when true brothersecret of the atom bomb, a An easement of the present law the hood was so indispensable to the fact with which everyone In the which limits entry of displaced welfare of our own nation and to U. S. is all too familiar for any deInto the United States to the peace and freedom of the en- persons gree of comfort. 205.000 In the ' period endtire world. ing June 30, this year, has been apIN A SIMILAR VEIN, former proved by the Senate judiciary Secretary of the Navy John L. committee. Sullivan, named general chairmen THAT GROUP voted to permit of the national observance, inter- 320.000 homeless foreigners to enpreted this years event. The big ter this country by June 30, 1951. question today is whether the hu- This Includes the approximately man spirit will remain free or 124.000 who already have entered. whether it is to be enslaved by The committee voted by 10 to 3 Sullivan declared. to approve a bill which would make totalitarianism, "The dignity of man is on trial Other changes In the present DP he con- law which President Truman has throughout the world, tinued, and the fate of our civili- urged. zation may well depend upon the For example. It would shift the outcome. It will survive only If the date by which displaced persons ideal of mans inalienable rights is must have entered European DP and camps to be eligible for entry into acknowledged, strengthened. this country. The present law fixed First established in 1934 by the the date for December, 1945. The National Conference of Christians bill which the committee approved and Jews, Brotherhood Week has would change that to January 1, been celebrated each year during 1949. THE ACTION came on the eve the week of George Washingtons birthday as a special period when of the date which the senate had the people of all faiths in the ordered the committee to report MaJ. Gen. Gordon P. Seville, United States are invited to con- out a DP bill. often called the father of The house bill has been approved sider together the need and impliradar, haa been named depn-t-y cations of good will among Protes- by the committee over the protests chief of ataff to head the air of Chairman McCarran (D., Nev.), tants, Catholics and Jews. forcea new research and deIN 1934, some 300 communities who was In Europe at the time. velopment command, a staff across the United States partici- After a heated floor fight, the sensection charged with long range pated In Brotherhood Week events; ate sent the measure back to complanning for military aircraft In 1942 there were 800 communities. mittee. of the future. In 1944 the number spiralled to DRAFT LAW: . 2,000. The figure today is imposUfa Expectancy sible to estimate, according to SulBickering Starts Atomic stockpiles . , . hydrogen livan, so widespread is the desire bombs . . . billions for defense . . . of Americans of all faiths to demPerhaps its indicative, perhaps onstrate their loyalty to the basic Incredible speed In the air . . . it Isnt but, for whatever its ideals of respect for people and all these added up to a readily ap- worth in life expectancy computahuman rights which are essential parent conception "that U.S. policy tion, its a fact that the United is committed to a course which be- States has more than 3,000 people to our way of life. lieved that he Is best defended who are more than 100 years old. As observed with growing comIt wasnt too many years age munity participation each year, who is best armed. The question was: Would the com- that life insurance companies on Brotherhood Week dramatizes the practical things which people can pulsory military service system be their annuity tablet had everybody do to promote understanding and retained? The question of man- dead at 96. In other words, that was tha extreme age at which nyna realization of power remained an intangible Amerwas supposed to ho around. ican principles. Hydrogen Bomb to Arms Program; Major Housing Plan Is Envisioned nappr. anti-tru- Steel Defender n leaders, representing a membership of 56,400, arrange a Brotherhood Week display at their state convention, an activity typical of PTA's all over the nation and one from which more than 2,000 people benefitted. Maryland PTA O While attainment of "brotherhood" has appeared as chimerical as the Holy Grail, men and women of goodwill everywhere are constantly seeking it. 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