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'''"-- - - - ' c '' ' " ' " '' ': ' ' f ' ' niff 'tie''''7-7-tr''' - r : a THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE t Truman Refuses to Alter Demands on Congress By HARRY J BROWN Tribune Washington Bureau Ma WASHINGTON President Harry S Truman has made it clear that as of Saturday he is in no mood to compromise with conrem on his legislative program and his demands for its enactment The history of legislation in Washington is that it almost invariably ends in a compromise especially so where the issues involved are highly controVersall t Mr Truman to date hat shown to inclination to compromise but rather is insistent on enactment of a legislative 'program closely ng what he bas outlined In his messages to Congress and in recent public speeches Seldom Have Way rth 5-- sbli Instances have been rare when a president was able to have his own way without making concessions to a congrem that was not united and particularly in a congress In which hiA own party while in the rnajority has been divided The fillibuster fight in the senate which has only just begun may end in a victory for the president or it may not All will not be "beer and Skittles" for Mr Truman if eventually he succeeds in getting through I Wage-Hou- Taft-Hartle- y wage-hou- Insisting congream must aupport or accept his legialative ideas his mind opposition to his way of reamoning only makes him more stubborn It was he who decided that the first bill on this program should be civil rights although except for political effect it is far from being the most important bill whose paatage he is demandHe has been criticized for ing not having put first things first In asking for a change in senate rules to diminsh the power of a filibuster he of course has not been seeking to pave the way for certain all phases of his civil He may win an immediate victory and later pay a price for it On the subject of filibustering the congress is not divided along strict party 1inee4 Vow Bitteg Bight program Southern Democrats say they intend to fight to the bitter end to prevent a change in senate rules which would guarantee a favorable senate vote on the civil rights bills They may be overwhelmed and the rules may be changed but with civil rights out of the way the labor bill will be brought to the front and that may develop a wholly different story The presidents chief desire as to labor egislation has been to get rid of y law and to substitute a new labor act which will contain very few of the more pop- ular phases of but Most of the old Wagner act Current comment corning from tothtides of the party eieltn--1114senate indicates that the president eahnot win a complete victory with his new labor bill 1 C 001011 Expects Surety Okeh WASHINGTON March 5 (UP) leading house Re p ublican Saturday night he expects congress to approve expannion of old age inaurance coverage but to balk at Pres Harry S Truman's proposal for a new —id enactment of rights program He wants the whole of it program Had he been willing to compromise Rep Thomas A Jenkins (R he easily might have made cer-1a ranking G 0 P member of tam n fairly prompt passage of the the house ways and means commajor part of his program but mittee told a reporter that he and that was not enough He inaists many of his colleagues favor largon having the whole thing And er old age and survivors' insurhe may get it but if so he will ance benefits as 'well as broader pay a price on some other phases coverage But he said he believed a coaliof his program which more vitally tion of Republicans and Democrats concern thh nation as a whole would stop the new general relief plan on which the committee is Faces Senate Slow-U- p conducting hearings "The cost of this could WASHINGTON March 5 (Pi— be tremendous" he prpgram said "It could The proposal to lift amount to $15000000000 to $20- Immigratkm barriers for 250000- - 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i profits which might have resulted their banner New York of course will remain if the stock had been marketed "Those who file their returns up in the air until it becomes clear on an accrual method of bookkeep- whether Thomas E Dewey is givZeal terms—liberal tzadeln Come hi toilet ing do not take separate deduc- ing up politics with the end of his term as or tions for lost stock but the losses present governor VALENTINE APPLIANCE CO will be reflected in their inven- whether he still hankers to come 82 E 4th South to tories and consequently will reduce :rhe Democrats Washington Phone gait Lake City are almost certain to come up with taxable income" 40-ho- the ber ' J farms under the national minimum wage but would have left them exempt from the week Notoriously Stubborn Pres Truman notoriouely is a stubborn man once he has made up In Alpe a nominee other than Sen Robert Wagner who haa been ill for a long time In Pennsylvania Rep ublic an Gov James Duff looks like a eure Hickenlooper cupying senate entry Democratic Senator Less Titan They have written off of course Francis J Myers is reported losBut they generally look on their any chances in Arkansas Louisiing some sleep far western chances as something ana Alabama North Carolina Needs Approval 0 a little less than i South Carolina Florida and Sen Scott Lucas of Illinois has Because they won the governor Georgia to get a new stamp of approval from the voters too if he wants to continue as majority leader of the senate The Truman adminJ istration will put everything into thie fight Illinois Republicans are reported i trying to work out something to prevent former Sen C Wayland (Curley) Brooks and former Rep Everett M Dirksen from butting RCA-VICTOheads in a primary battle that R chances be to either's fatal might against Lucas In Connecticut the Republicans '' Add These Beautiful Albums expect to come up with a strong to Your Collection candidate against Sen Brien McMahon In Idaho former Sen New Moon—Al Goodman Henry C Dworahak is expected to battle Sen Glen Taylor who and His Orchestra Includes 9 popular went off the Democratic reservahits $100 tion to run with Henry Wallace Demolast fall or whomever the for Singing—Dick Leibert at the ' crats pick in his place $100 Organ 8 beautiful hymns By JACK BELL WASHINGTON March 5 LP— Counting up the hard facts of have political life Republicans concluded they are going to have to win 12 or 15 critical states to regain control of congress next March 5 UP — Property owner' hit by the recent storm' and blizzards in the west can take an income tax deduction for their losses—but not generally on the returns due March 15 law r To Recapture Congress WASHINGTON The decision was subject to a final vote later when the committee completes coneideration of a bill to revise the act This job may not be finished until Monday The stricken provision would have put workers in some large both states last Novem G U P is counting on stirring up tome trouble for Senators Warren G Magnuson in Washington and Elbert D Thomas in Utah However they regard Donne! In Missouri Pat McCarran Nevada Demo8" exC Sen Homer Capehart crat as a tough customer In- pects a battle on his hands in What makes the facts of politidiana but Republicans hope that such rough reading for Iowa which flopped into the cal life senatorial campaigners Democratic column last Novem- - Republican t of 10 Democratic her will reelect Sen Bourke B is the backlog seats they have little hope of oc- - states where they have sitting senators Labor is out to get Sen Robert A Taft in Ohio and the Demo- crats will pour on the coal in an effort to' beat Sen Forrest C GOP Expects Tough Fight Legal Bite In Tax Total WASHINGTON March 5 UM —The house labor committee Saturday agreed tentatively to leave all agricultural workers outside coverage of the federal be expected to uphold the major law features of the and oppose the more radical 4 partures which would be embodied in the enate labor committee's bill Just as the president could gain strength in congress by accepting a compromixe on cMI rights just so he could gain more by compromise on the labor bill than by 1949 6 'OLD COLLEGE TRY' Loss by Storm May Exclude Farm Workers hiiil congress Law r Sunday March ' t 1 ) Yf" t' f ' t ' V JEWELRY V V COMPANY (2 Yr ) 2449 Washington Blvd in Ogden tf WWzta |