| Show High Court Rulings Near On Tideland Oil Petrillo WASHLNGTON June 22 LIP)-The supreme court may decide lionday who owns the oil tidelands and whether the 'anti-Petrill- o act" is constitutional as it vrinds up a momentous term These are among 20 casts remaining for decision If all can be disposed of Monday the nine jus-- so-call- ed Truman Sifts Wool Bill as Output Drops devoted principally to "bloodshed lust and crime?" 2 Do "blue ribbon juries"— from which persons of humble station in life are excluded—violate a defendant's rights wider the constitution? This issue was raised by Joseph S Fay and James Bove labor union officials of New York who were convicted of extorting money from construction - MondayJuna UTh-- -- n orbitant prices and that hearings will open in Los Angeles Monday to inquire into them Sen Harry P Cain (R Wash) was named to act as chairman of the west coast phase of the inquiry but is not expected to make the trip because of the press of business Martin said bution and sales at two and three George F Meredith executive times the normal mill price "de- director of the staff and Raymond investi- Dickey chief counsel will conduct cided that an gation would be mutually helpful the hearings in his absence and Informative" The subcommittee in its investiHe said the small business sub- gations of Gray market dealings committee has received a number in the east and mid-wehas of complaints from west coast heard evidence that sheet steel is businessmen that they have been selling for prices ranging as high unable to buy steel except at ex as $260 a ton so-call- ed c its FOREIGN AID ch m n 0 LABOR BILL rije Sa It Cztkie a'riburtt 23-194- Senate's 'Gray Steel' Probe Shifts Today to West Coast WASHINGTON June 22 CB— senate steel subcommittee anThe WASHiNGT011 June nounced Sunday it will shift its inThe agriculture department Suninto the vestigation Gray day reported world wool produc- market in steel to the west coast tion at the lowest level since 1935 during the coming week as Pres Harry S Truman studied Chairman Edward Martin (Ft the wool tariff and price support said the committee which Pa) legislation semi- has been inquiring into steel distriThe in 22 department annual summary estimated 1947 tices plan to start On vacation production at 3670000000 pounds Some cases in which decisions are This is 2 less than for 1946 and 7 below the 1936-4- 0 average zbot reached may be set for reHowever the department said g arrament in the new term begin-zin- Continued From wool stocks accumulated during One Page in October the war "still are unusually large The tidelands suit was brought visers Other members will be though 10 smaller than a year by the government to test Cali- named later ago" lands forn!a's tile to the The wool bill which reached the The following were invited to off her coast between the high House Saturday authorizes White comn:Littee of nonand low tide areas but attorneys serve on the the president to increase wool tarcontend the rights of other coastal partisan citizens: iffs or impose import limits when states also are involved Hiland Batcheller president of foreign wool shipments endanger the domestic price support proTTIMULA Vetoed Bill the Allegheny-LudluSteel Corp for wool It also extends the gram Congress passed a bill last year Robert E BUChILTISII dean of the Y Averell Mirth-ruiTo lead support program through 1948 lirtiCh would have yielded any fed- Iowa State Graduate Walter Morrow president of the college nonpartisan economy checkup ral title to the states But Pres Ames Ia W American Retail Federation urged Randolph Burgess Harry S Truman vetoed it holding the president Sunday to veto the Vls t the supreme court instead of vice chairman of the National measure calling it "an iniquitous congress should decide the issue City Bank of New York Paul G Inroad on the pocketbook of the The Petrillo act'" also passed Hoffman president of the Stude- Continued From One American consumer" He made Page by congress last year prohibits baker Corp South Bend Ind a letter public on to broadcasters we get reel free collective bar- tariffs under the saying increased compulsion Calvin B Hoover legislation would dean of the more hire workers than they need add "up to about 2" to the cost graduate school Duke university gaining" Its sponsor" said it was aimed at Durham Denouncing the "high pressure of men's suits N C Robert Koenig tactics" activities of James C Petrillo being used to get support Supporters of the bill contend it of the Collieries president was Petrillo accused of violating Ayrshire for the president's veto Taft said will not raise consumer prices but Co B James Indianapolis the act by calling a strike at radio Carey even "special planes are be- the state department has of the Con- that run argued station WAAF in Chicago to sup- secretary-treasurdown from New York to that it would jeopardize efforts to of Industrial Organizations ing port a demand that three record gress bring in left wingers" to assist the work out trade agreements with George Meanyt secretary-treasurlibrarians be hired when the staother nations particularly wool Federation campaign tion said it did not need them Fed- of of the American ma- producing countries But the minute last such as Ausdespite L Labor John Collyer presi- neuvers Taft said "1 have no tralia eral Judge Walter J LaBuy in of B dent the Co F Goodrich icago held the law unconstituMeanwhile Arthur Besse presiGranville Conway doubt whatever of the passage of tional and the justice department Akron O bill Monday over the presi- dent of the American Products this of the president to Cosmopolitan the supreme appealed straight Council criticized one phase of the veto" Shipping Co New York Melville dent'a court The summations by Taft and state departmen't foreign trade F Coolbaugh former president of Other Cases Pending Colorado School of Mines Golden Pepper of the pros and cons of program He said in a statement that the United States Colo cases Chester C Davis president the billon marked the last public Sunday other which the Among ill will and resentment" "fosters debate issue the sides But both of court may decide Monday are two the Federal Reserve balik at be given one more round on by England and her dominions in which raise the questions: St Louis R R Deupree presi- will senate floor from noon (EDT) "seeking to wedge its way further 1 Mtry a state prohibit the sale dent of the Proctor & Gamble the deadline set by into empire trade" until the Co voting Cincinnati of magazines whose stories are unanimous agreement Saturday Also former Sen Robert M night when the prolabor bloc's 31- - inally voted for the measure and Edward hour Jr Wis) (Frog filibuster collapsed S Mason dean of Harvard uniwho were Republican leaders needing 62 recanters regarded as "possible" versity's school of public admin- votes 11COMICIT istration the for Harold G Moulton presmajority Scott W Lucas (D Ill) ident of the Brookings institu- required to override - counted at wasSenunderstood have decided to and least number that tion WlIilam I probably reverse his vote toand Washington cast his bal66 "in the bag" going into the lot for the Meyers dean of Cornell univerbut there president home stretch Robof college agriculture sity was no sign that any of the others ert Gordon Sproul president of They included 16 to 18 southern had changed their minds the 'University of California and Democrats and 48 to 48 of the 51 Sen Styles Bridges (R N H) Owen D Young honorary chair- Republicans in the senate G 0 P cautiously that "it's goman of the General Electric Co's Sen Wayne L Morse Ore has predicted declared his intention of voting ing to be close but I think we'll board of directors 1300 override" Meeting with Mr Truman in to sustain the veto: Sens George Sen Homer Ferguson (R addition to Marshall Snyder Van- W Malone (R Nev) and William a of the act Mich) N voted and were Connally denberg Krug Langer (R bill D) are against declared in supporter rue Low Brothers Start" pro a radio forum speech of and the Clinton P Secy expected original Agriculture ea vide 'nexpeostro charter ofgew (NB C) that the president's veto Anderson bee 06 eelkosts bare:ben sad ether Undersecy of State to follow Morse in upholding the of this and other Republican-sponsore- d Dean Acheson Odd soot and Do orgailizastions Undersecy of president the legislation amodkore mad essottortailoks Commerce William C Foster John eat Effect of Messages tax biU marked the including end of the most Is voted Sor Owes ethartas R Steelman the president's The major uncertainty on the long period of cooperation between : grips special adviser and Ross Ross said that Senate Demo- eve of the showdown was what the White House and congress on STACIS cratic Leader Alben W Barkley effect the avalanche of protest domestic affairs LIWIt Ky had been invited but was out messages pouring in on the senate WASHINGTON June 22 UP)--- 364 Issetis West Tempt& Phone by mail and wire from all parts Senate of town on personal business Republicans certain they of the country would have on the y labor handful of wavering senators will 'enact the whose votes will decide the issue bill Monday over Pres Truman's Morse backed by Sen Glen H veto were reported Sunday to picked Sen Ball (R Minn) Taylor (D Ida) sparkplugged the have head the act's "watchdog" comlong filibuster Friday and Satur- to day for the avowed purpose of mittee The measure provides for a 14- stalling off a vote "until the coun- member senate-hous- e committee try can be heard from" The response was immediate to review the whole field of relations and overwhelming In addition to a flood of mail telegrams began pouring in on the' senate at a 4 rate that forced the Western Union to Co Install special NEED A Telegraph circuits and import help to handle 1010emessages from Boston New York 2 Special Groups in Detroit Philadelphia Pittsburgh areas and Chicago surrounding High-FashionSpring Suits those labor strongholds Later it was necessary WestT Don't hesitate to M ern Union said to set up special trmbcircuits to Baltimore Dallas St Louis Denver San Francisco and 100 Crepes-Flann- els ask us for the money oil-ri- 'PRICES DOUBLED TREBLED' AT HALF COST Whin you borrow monoy you says by doing bustntse here Let us show you soma simple arithmaties I Our rata Moothly Poymen IXAMPLEt $100 loan for 12 months Lawful Rafe 1 Monthly Poymont MS 1192 tt11 12 12 on-the-s- 1134 111004 st G LI FULLY AUTOMATIC Ptila C ES L— your heating 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