| Show ‘ 1 yfe! httfc flu 7 71 iuri'i-:“ifTI' tv f u v i w r r ‘W afrfWtwiiliiYatillTnrTC ikZ$££l jaaaafeiMifftei 1 V Marshall Ties Ousters to Alien Agents for associating indirectly with representatives of foreign powers He dd not identify the powers The employes fired summarily after a careful investigation re portedly were communists or com sympathizers They earned nunjt from $4500 to $9000 a year Marshall told a press conference that all of them knew why they had bcon rerroxed and that non had attempted to appeal to him personally He sad he has adopted the in flexible poley that department em p loves J1 be dismissed whenever evidence creates concrete suspicion against them He added however that ro vi orker would be crucified U S Interests First The former army chief of staff said bluntly that the interests of the United States most come first In all cases la a statement accompanying his remarks he rephed to accusations made Saturday by Carroll Reece chairman of the Republican national committee that the department was “playing politics’ with the nation’s security Reese said Republcan members of congress had forced the discharges over the state depart- ment’s objections and that more disloyal employes were still on ' the department’s rolls "I wish to emphasize that I am certain that the great bulk of the employes of the department are wholly loyal and conscientious Marshall asserted “We are not and engaged m a witch-huwiU not permit unfounded charges based on prejudice to force our hand I mean to see that the rights cf the personnel as well as the Interests of the government are WASHINGTON" July 2 f’D — Sen Joseph Ball ( R Minn) announced Wednesday night that a senate-hous- e conference committee had agreed on the following compromise settlements on deferences between funds voted by the chambers individu- anti-Americ- an tests tlEEKfAGESi Get from' PJMPJJLS dmcuroa Talttrm relief ' 4 Ut Cut nr Soap’ and M water Then apo-’- aootb-I-r c Concur SxtiiftcUoo GUARANTEED or an a a r will refund aaoaey Cuucura cotta t-- fcealiB O rtrcent XW cay a few cent Bur at Toks droggits I todi j NTMEKT ally: Federal aid program for airports — 532500000 This is just half the amount requested by Pres Harry S Truman Civil Aeronautics administration— $119000000 State Justice and commerce and the federal department judiciary' — Eliminated $2320000 $553-59from the senate-vote- d 932 State department intelligence serv’Ce — $2400 000 The senate had voted $2 500000 and the house $2000000 Fund for cooperation with American republics — $3900000 instead of the $3000000 allowed by the house and $1300000 approved by the senate Civil Aeronautics board — $3000000 instead of $2500000 voted by the house and $3100-00- 0 approved by the senate on-the-j- autos-for-ampute- operators Return of the more than 2500 bituminous coal mines to the private owners July 1 precipitated the contract crisis The government agreement for operating the mines under federal seizure also ran out July 1 Without a contract the miners traditionally do not work All of the northern and western operators who started oyt in May to negotiate together signified their willingness to grant the Lewis wage and hour demand in full industry representative told newsmen privately However Lewis then refused to budge on his side demands irsisting that the operators grant those too UBS The southern coal producers representing 23 of the national! 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'Voice’ Funds UMBRELLA TENT A G sage” Graduated Increase The committee voted to increase subsistence allowances to veterans attending college from $65 a month to $75 for single veterans from $90 to $105 for married veterans with no children and" from $90 to $120 for those who are married and have children These increases Morse estimated will cost about $217000-00- 0 a y’ear He said they are necesto compensate for increased sary WASHINGTON July 2 CP)— A living costs senate-hous- e The committee Wednestraining bill day approved $6857000 for the would raise wage ceilings from state department’s “Voice of $175 a month to $200 for single America” broadcasts after Secy veterans and from $200 to $250 a for married veterans of State George C Marshall ap- month pealed for larger funds to combat I Under this program the aii°'wances remain at $65 a and distortions against the United States circulated month for single veterans and $90 for those who are married abroad The broadcasts go to Russia and Entitled to Difference other parts of the world For example a single veteran Sen Joseph H Ball (R Minn) said the bill is “certain to go earning $150 a month on 'a training job would be eligible for a $50 through” in both houses Ball said the joint committee subsistence grant — the difference approved all the “Voice of Amer- between his wage and the $200 ica” funds previously voted by the ceiling Morse said the cost of these insenate in the annual appropriation creases be about $85000000 for the state department He said a year will “because more veterans t0 take total fund which the senate had The third bill by the approved for other related activi- committee would approved renew for three ties in the state department’s cul- years the pro- tural and information program which lapsed two days ago gram Marshall asking congress to Another authorizes the lay a firm legislative foundation” veteran to change pay the difference if! under the program said the he wants a better car than he can $13400000 is not obtain for the $1600 provided by enough the government Vast mountains to enjoy the thrill cf a striking trout miles and miles of wonderful country! All yours to and you’ll enjov it MORE with camp goods from enjoy WOLFE S EVERYTHING FOR THE GREAT 77-fo- on-the-j- ob 5 For Holiday Fun Get ©TUTTED WASHINGTON July 2 UP) — The senate labor and public wel- fare committee Wednesday approved legislation to increase ing allowances to veterans attending college under the G I bill of rights The committee also approved bills which would: L Raise the ceiling allowance on pay which veterans taking training may earn and still qualify for federal aid 2 Renew and liberalize the program under which amputees have been given automobiles Sen Wayrne Morse (R told the senate shortly afterOre) the committee acted that all three bills “highly deserve early pas-- 1 on-the-j- ob re-ort- er ve Senate Group Okelis Yet Benefit Hike subsist-falsehoo- nt anti-subversi- - AGREE ON AGENCY FUNDS WASHINGTON’ July 2 (IT)-S- ecy cf State George C Marshall revealed Wednesday that some of the 10 state department employes discharged recently were ousted secured” Kept Wrong Company Marshall seconded a statement made June 27 by Lincoln White state department press officer that some of the 10 discharged lost their jobs “because of the company they keep” “Were some of the discharged people in company with representatives of a foreign power 7” a asked Marshall rcpled that they were In indirect but not necessarily contact and he added that the question should have been phrased to say “powers” rather than “power” Marsh all's program has a dual purpose: to purge elements and to conform with Pres Harry S Truman’s recent order that all federal employes must undergo loyalty ITIjc Salt £ake Tribune 3 Thursday July S 1947 SENATE-HOUS- E Reg 1795 Size 6 feet inches COTTON and FIBRE RUGS by 7 feet 6 Regular 638 Yd HALL RUNNERS CLEARFLAX 36 inches wide YD i 25900 1 229 OVAL BRAIDED RAG RUGS 24x48 size Colorful Reg bright pattern MAIN AT BROADWAY DIAL 4-78- 61 1 -- tv 4- f 1 |
