| Show WaIWW12 MOS!IMVIN 1 rbe 2 '1 Sia It 'Cake Trribttne I IP SHRINE TO FDR MEMORY I s f do so A few hours earlier the house veterans committee in executive session and without advance no- Martin Jr (it Mass) Meanwhile a house committee acted to deny communist" any 'veterans benefits Martin told 'newsmen that congress using 'x'savings' obtained could through budget reductions bonds permit payment of the leave right away and thus reduce the national debt against which they are now charged Treasury figures show that veterans own $1830- 45000 worth of the bonds Other Saving He said the step also would save trie government money this way: The treasury can now borrow But It is paying money at I IntereAt On the bonds which 215 do not mature and cannot be — - '' I - 11 1 --- T ' i r-t-i' r0 126 ' KJ ' i We did no small job of sell- 11 V : ti - V - N 011ril I ing things for men Satiddy the day before Father's Day and it's pleasant to reflect l from Hibbs made that things a lot of Pops happy To all of you who make Hibbs your ! servi -- - 1 t 1 I i 1 ' news for "Long Johns": We have a new assortment of sults In long sizes for your seietion Heretofore we've been "short" on "longs" Good I 1 4 I i I I I 1 1 1 ' — ' A7'4 f 1 ' I - 101112PF---'-- '-- la ''''':-fae- l - eh" le j a a 15 IVA ! til 3 ED 1 ' '' - - -- : - ' ift ----- -- on - ay $5250 $2250 ' " - - ' 3 - ---- 1 - - r -- - - -- j 1 8 Ø - I - - One thing we're thankful for: Radio comedianz have ceased tying up the Hoover dam controversy with vacuum cleaners i 4 - -- ? -- - - 11 I sh y (1 ' a n ew i have bows ties all over ithis clambake and what bow ties! 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mown- - 11175 elatehd Tribune is a member of trui ammo 'rho Associated Press is Preps entitled exclusively to the use for repub tication of all the local news printed in this newspaper as well al ail gL P pews dispatches c Jr a - it t ‘ ed 98-d- I 2 ow"- - : a r:LroLd ) to‘ '"-it 1-"- I ca '''''' 11 i I 15 now-acquitt- - t t 1 e I WASHINGTON June iS The navy said Wednesday that in the secret court martial of the Lt Cmdr Edward N Little 38 of his onetime fellow prisoners of war testified for the prosecution and 37 of them testified for the defense a total of 75 Little as senior officer among American prisoners of war in a Japanese prison camp was accused of having mistreated some of them He was acquitted Tuesday on all counts after a trial at the naval gun factory here i N - UM— I ' obviously we wouldn't be telling you this if we didn't have a right ne-acollection of same They're yours in your choice of neat new colors and patterns : orner I t - short widespread collar and t 4 1 - 7 Secret Little Trial Heard 75 ExTOW I -- shirts of the season has a ' - tio I1 One of the most popular ti i 1 1 1 ay - i 1 40-d- Cblmber Th - cy : l T 4 ' Zi c4 4 30-da- : ' e ----03 (5': 6-- "-- ----- t i - '''t -- i-- i 'menontemmSt smItsmaterea I t r ''-'''- -- -- Am I Ex-Re- 1 t s -- i $2000 ) i - - I I i ' ' i Taft-Hartle- o - 1' I 10-d- i ' ' 1 - t i - ' se : ' I The sport shop is always and this enthusiastic week especially with the ar- rival of a big new shipment of fine slacks and an abso- lutely "out of this world" selection of sport shirts for every age every taste All of your favorite shades t styles and fabrics are here in profusion we mightt add 1 May-Garss- 4 1 ' i May's Nephew Mixes Up His Testimony ''' - ! 21 ''-- 111 - - ''' t - You will find complete satisfaction in the individuality of our service A business man told us "Your kind ness was particularly noteworthy and your attention to details was a special service that I appreciated" : l e hand speaking from bitter exprnence that hungover persons at the Centennial Midtray should refrain from anything more "thrMing's than the chi2dren's merry-go-- round Sounds logical! ) Un--Lab- - Satisfaction t J047ii - ' '1 - ISchivellenbach Plans to Tackle Coal Dispute Avert Walkout - --- IV-'- " ' A 114 - - -- 1111P r 1 thing" Asked how he would define a — The federal trade commission announced Wednesday that the Brown & Williamson Tobacco had Corp ' of Louisville Ky agreed to quit advertising that Raleigh cigarets are "right for the WASHINGTON June 18 (NYT)—Production and employment have reached high level& and there is no downturn In sight the bureau of labor statistics reported Wednesday Employment not only held steady at record highs in May but weekly earnings in manufacturing reached an all-tipeak Ewan Clague commissioner of labor statistics said: "The two fields of activity which are currently the most vulnerable—construction and the textile and clothing groups —again showed the usual seasonal changes in May The sustained demand for labor arising from continued strength of consumer income and expenditure as well as from seasonal expansion in outdoor activities more than offset the slight edging off which occurred in a number of manufacturing 100"'i1 nestle Who Want the Fine t In Western Wear! the United States and Russia they would support Russia" "So I decided some action Wall necessary" said Crow "We have no business paying them any- ' — rill1111111111"17 I 1 -- mr s We ace advised by an o:d I a 4- S IvU t :!''''' Tribune Washington Bureau )14k — Vos' WASHINGTON June 18 Otlittoti I Sot Late Evening There's a joker in Henry Kaiser's Chitral' 1 410vir throat" acceptance of Rep William A ()IWO 6 The F T C said the firm also Dawson's bill proposing to inI 11' pt crease the acreage of government "agrees to discontinue any other t Al sA Air: : Ph vv"r1:77Nd" coal land that may be leased by representation to the effect that it or to one are less individual Iharmful the Raleighs company any Ah """' throat than the smoke from other corporation '' - Ala-- '' 6 cigare ts" Initially Mr Kaiser said he would accept the bill if it carried an amendment protecting his pending application for a lease on some of the coal land surrendered by the U S Steel Corp when it industries took over the Geneva steel plant "Consequently for the third successive month the total Now he wants a further amendof wage and Salaried workers in nonfarm jobs stood firm ment that would prevent IL S Steel or its subsidiaries from obat the record level of 42000000 after allowance is made for taining a lease of the identical work stoppages Unemployment at the same time fell to less land they had to surrender when 2000000 than equalling the postreconversion low achieved they began to operate the coal last fall mine on their own and not forthe "On the basis of preliminary data it was estimated that government and for which Kaiser made subsequently application weekly earnings in May averaged $4886 compared with Interior Opposes Amendment $4750 in April The average work week was down to 404 Iris amendment is couched in hours compared with April's 48 to 47 hours Hourly earnings rmwN were estimated at $121 in May compared with $1186 in general language and would proC— hibit any substantial operator of April" leased coal lands anywhere from his in the leasehold enlarging N event the Dawson bill should become law The interior department does not approve the proposed Kaiser amendment Taking the position that it would seriously hinder and retard development of government I i coal lands and make it virtually or impossible for any lessee now holdWASHINGTON June 18 Secy Lewis B Schwel-- 1 ing 2560 acres to take advantage '3 lenbach plans to take over the threatened soft coal dispute July 1! of the Dawson bill — Rep Clair Engle of California when the government returns the mines to the owners submitted to Rep Dawson of Utah of bureau while the Officials disclosed this Wednesday the draft of the amendment as - now proposed by Kaiser mines was reporting that only enough coal to last the nation 331 1 ' I Rejects Added Proviso days was above ground on May 1' i I The 'Utah member Immediately —last date for which figures are said that while he was willing to available go along with Kaiser's first pro' An official of the bureau said il posal he would not accept the -k ' added proviso for it would make that total—an 116 drop from V -- -( it virtually impossible for any April 1—was mainly due to heavyl ' present lessee in Utah to take adcon- exports A y stockpile vantage of the enlarged acreage sidered serious he said A 1 which his bill authorizes Such an amendment he pointed out would be would normal supply WASHINGTON' June 18 (211— lead to wholesale filings of appliMay Act Earlier cations for leases either for specu- Conflicting testimony about the ! FRONTIER SUITS lative purposes or to block pres- ownership of a Kentucky lumber even move Schwellenbach ent Operators who Might want to company financed by munitions into the soft coalmight before picture to attempt expand 'The interior department makers featured the Jacket and trousers to match 100 worsted gaberdines Made July It was reported takes exactly the same view and war bribery trial Wednesday a contract to in time negotiate A J (Little Jack) May told the to forestall a possible strike 71 by Jackson Raymond says this amendment would apply to all government coal lands any- federal court jury his uncle forwould have until July lie where within the United States mer Rep A J May wartime when a miners' vacation and would go far to hamper fu- chairman of the house military ends The vacation was agreed to committee never claimed part by the miners and the governture coal development Sen Arthur V Watkins who ownership of the concern- ment The nephew said that "1 don't has a similar bill pending before y labor bill If the r FRONTIER SLACKS the senate public lands committee remember" giving contrary testi- becomes law Its new conciliation He a to conand is expecting its early mony last fall grand jury service would not become operai All wool gabardine and cavalry twill sideration has not been furnished made this reply when confronted tive for sixty days Meanwhile the i a copy of the Kaiser amendment with grand jury prsoceedings quot- labor secretary and his conciliaI but from his interpretation says ing him as saying May had tion service would be the only -he would not accept such an claimed to be a Cumberland stock- government officials to mediate holder t amendment between mine leader John L Lewis i p The objectionable language in May and arms manu- and the operators the latest Kaiser amendment pro- facturers Henry and Murray 64 Day War Supply WESTERNAIRE SHIRTS vides that coal land leases "shall Garsson are on trial together be awarded only to applicants or charged with bribe conspiracy The The bureau of mines said war' bidders qualified to lease such government alleges May received time stockpiles averaged as high Alll wool gabardine 1250 - 1500 lands prior to the effective date $53000 from theGarssons through as 64 days and even after the wool Part gabtex 850 the Cumberland firm in return for strike of last November and De- hereof" - favors to the $70000000 Garsson cember the Jan 1 supply was Sanforized suedespun 795 1 munitions empire Bill enough for 32 days Antilynch elder former Both the May Colors fan brown blue Hats belts and other acceisories Contract negotiations between WASHrNGTON June 18 (A3)— Democratic house member from Mine Workers and the United An antilynching bill was intro- Kentucky to the wardrobe Garsson have and complete duced Wednesday by Sen William denied May Henry private operators broke off refrom the cently profited when the southern operaKnowland would F (R Cal) It Co tors representing 25 of the incharacterize as a "mob" subject The defense announced late were to accept dustry to legal action ' any gathering of Wednesday close its terms of the unwilling that it may now in agreement three or more persons for the case Thursday if the court grants 4 purpose of attempting without permission to receive the remain- effect between the miners and the authority of law to exercise the der of the testimony later from an government The northern and western oppower of correction or punish- ill witness Joseph F Freeman 156 MAIN ST have indicated they would ment Freeman collapsed Tuesday of a erators contract settle for that heart attack Justice Henry A Schweinhaut told the jury Wednes- -- --A -rk 4 - '' ' day it may be necessary to move ! k"''C' 41 ''' ft7 court principals to Freeman's bedc't w'l il ''N ”' it to side his row examination 1 is complete I k - e Freeman a Washington agent for e t k ' itr or'" 1 the Garssons was an original de-1 r7'''''s - fendant in the trial but was ac: r- i 34 icquitted - 4i L 41 i kil I v person "in sympathy with the general aims of the Communist party" Crow said he means those who "advocate the overthrow of the government by means of force and violence" I A D VERTISE3fLNT---- ---No Public Hearings -- r 2 41 il He said the committee held no ''xia tLa '1 public hearings on the bill "We were in favor of It so we decided a i - at hot l sudsy Resinol Soap to act uponit suddeny" Enjy 1toot bath—smooth oil soothing 'The committee also approved a rledieati4d Reeinal—feel like t'ewl bill boosting the subsistence allowC I 11ENT ance for veterans going to college 1 I r13 (111 AN : SOAP under -4 the G I bill of rights '7 ing you 3"our friendly acceptance of the thinrs we're collected from throughout the nation for you that makes us feel there's a lot more to our business than ju3t listening to the caah register bell 11 veterans' benefits to (a) communists (b) those in sympathy with the party's aims and (c) those owing allegiance to Russia Rep William J Crow (R Pal a wartime colonel and authot of the bill said it would cover terminal leave bonds educational g ta and subsistence allowances and any future benefits voted veterans One Negative Vote Crow said only one committee member voted - against the proposal Under the bills terms anyone applying for veterans benefits would be required to swear he has no communist affiliatios Maximum penalty for filing' a false affidavit would be a $2500 fine and imprtsonment Crow said the bill stems from a recent visit to the capitol of a few hundred veterans whom he deScribed as communists He said some of these veterans told members of congress that "in the event of a war between Thanks- - gift headquarters It's the satisfaction of approved a bill to deny ell tice I II O W'ASIIINGTON June 18 tNYT) An official party will go by special train to Warm Springs Ga next Wednesday to see the "little White House'' in which Pres Franklin D Roosevelt died April 12 1945 become a shrine open to the American people was made Announcement Wednesday that Fred M Vinson chief justice of the United States diploAtty Gen Tom Clark 17Ambasmats Including French sador Henri Sonnet a half dozen senators and 42 members of the house of representatives will attend the ceremonies The June 25 date also marks the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Georgia Warm Springs foundation It was created by Mr Roosevelt and some of his business associates to fight Infantile paralysis the malady from which he suffered when he first sought therapeutic benefits from Warm Springs waters cashed for five years after date of issue Martin said the measure should allow veterans to retain the bonds until they mature if they wish to WASHINGTON June 18 A prediction that congreas will ote at this session to permit veterans to cash their terminal leave bonds immediately was made NVednesday by Speaker Joseph W LIM— 1 I IP Invokes 'NO DECLINE IN SIGHT' AS JOBS In Closaret AdCurl)! OUTPUT REACH HIGH LEVELS WASHINGTON June 18 (A— Kaiser Offers 'Stinger' for Dawson's Bill U S TO UNVEIL Martin Visions House Ckeh Of Cash fel Vet Bonds - ' Tbursclay June 19 1947 0 -- - r:- 25So i ' Main A ti -- - — -t - - ---- ---- - — eMINgMdSlE - 1 |
