Show r THE GARLAND EDUCATION: WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS Output Hits Record Peak a House Approves Vet Pension Hike Anderson Proposes New Farm Plan (EDITOR’S NOTE: WttUri NevipHr When Union' opinions aewa art eipreiacl Id thtit enlnmM they nr thM ( aaaljrid and att atetitarilr of this Bivipapti) New Justice ATOM BOMB: Record Output Maybe the atomic bomb isn’t the world’s most fearful weapon for dethe bomb's effectiveness struction has been Maybe it doesn't mean anything at all — but "if potential enemies of the US could squeeze any comfort from those “maybe’ a” they were welcome to it For the United ’States had announced that its atom bomb production had reached an high in the first six months of this year and production is now on an :V f ' th 1 - IN making the atomic energy announcement also commission announced that enormous tonnages of low grade uranium ores have been located in this country and could be used to produce in an emergency if foreign supplies ore were cut off of All these disclosures were consixth tained in the commission’s report to congress Pointedly enough the report made no mention of recent secret conferences relative to sharing information with Britain and Canada It did have a lot to say however about the problems behind those deStates’ conferences — United uranium pendence on ores from Canada and the Belgian Congo THE REPORT revealed that reores are serves of being built up steadily "to assure of continuity production” Research is being pressed on new extraction methods to cut the cost of ores the processing which abound in this country And “actions have been taken to improve and make more certain the supply of ore from abroad” This latter statement which was represumably not explained with ferred to later negotiations Britain and Canada for a longof on exchange term agreement atomic information and division of uranium ore FARM PLAN: -- V A k KJ basis that assembly-lin- - A y VI '''S“ if J f" ' 'v? C 8 Attorney General Tom Clark amIUng so broadly here but a short while behesitated fore accepting President Truto man’s offer of appointment States United the supreme court bench Sen J Howard sucto was McGrath (D RI) ceed Clark as attorney general PENSIONS: for Vets More of World Wars 1 and Veterans war II and the stood to benefit to the tune of an a 112 dollars million additional nationthe year if a bill passed by is apal house of representatives proved by the senate a single WITHOUT dissenting vote the house passed a measure raising veterans’ pensions and disability payments by that figure annually There was another possible however hurdle for the measure even if it should pass the senate for house action on the bill was from the taken despite objections Whether this means White House that President Truman would have the political fortitude ’to veto such a bill if It ever came to him Is an The logical conjecture interesting is that he would not supposition particularly if he entertains any ideas of seeking a second term in Something New Farm plans or substitutes therefor were still kicking around the 1952 despite recent halls of congress the potential To Indicate weight legislative action retaining the cur- of the veterans’ vote as interpreted rent program of farm price sub- by house members the despite sidies fact that there was no opposition Latest proposal in the field came a roll call was ordered and 354 (D Senator Anderson NM) from members got "on the record” as but it was another formula Which approving the measure didn't appeal to everyone's taste administratVETERANS’ THE is the same Senator Anderson ion estimated that the first year gentleman who was onetime US cost of the proposal would exceed of agriculture secretary It made no 1125 million dollars BRIEFLY his plan called for for supports flexible government some crops rigid control plans for others and authority to try out the Brannan plan for subsidy on some perishables heads a Anderson subcommittee casting about for an acceptable farm bill the senate and house Unless to get together on some managed program the law passed by the Republican 80th congress would take effect alIt would permit January though not compel the secretary of agriculture to maintain supports for major crops on a flexible scale ranging from 60 to 90 per cent of parity proposal The senators for the Brannan plan would be limited to “nonstorage perishables" oranges including ples and vegetables grapefruit ap- ARMED UNITY: Up to Truman Final action on the bill strengthof the armed ening unification services was up to President Truman — but there was no doubt that he would affix his signature to the measure in speedy fashion BY a lopsided vote of 356 to 7 the house gave final congressional bid approval to the measure in a for greater efficiency and economy in military operations The bill which was sent to the President for his signature sprung directly from the recommendationsforof the commission headed by mer President Herbert Hoover THE citizens’ committee for the Dr headed by Hoover report Robert L Johnson president of immediately Temple university hailed adoption of the bill as pavof at ing the way for savings least a billion dollars a year and maybe more" ROUGH estimate years of costs in subsequent Principal provisions of Increase from $138 to of pay for total disability the $150 bill: rate increase to widows and monthly payments of wartime casualties dependents for World War full compensation preI veterans with disabilities sumed to be stead of the present 75 per cent of for additional dependents pay with veterans 50 per cent disabilities At present such payments are is 60 pnade only if the disability per cent No Sinecure Eicker The & Strife proposal for federal aid to was getting nowhere all realizing proponents upon what thin ice they skated had believed the plan had tact with sufficient been handled and skill to win some hope of its But at this stage final approval that appeared to be of the game nothing more than wishful thinking THE explosive issue made doubof the ly volatile by the Injection religious issue by a bill offered by Representative Barden (D NC) and by the public row between and Francis Cardinal Spellman threatRoosevelt Eleanor Mrs ened to kill the proposal entirely bill would exclude The Barden Catholic and other Beschools from all federal aid in some of cause Mrs Roosevelt columns had her syndicated of church for separation argued acand state Cardinal Spellman cused her of being and the denied She allegation pointed to her record as proof WITHOUT any attempt to argue the relative merits of each viewwere gencapitol observers point that these developagreed erally to help had done nothing ments the plan for the federal government to assist in school programs aid financial by giving The proposal without the added controversies was stormy enough as there had in itself inasmuch been much hue and cry to the efaid to schools fect that federal federal mean would ultimately effort to control the choice of what would be taught in the schools It appeared that this obstacle to been have the might proposal hurdled but when the religious issue was injected the fate of the jeopardized plan was seriously education fast Its the while UTAH You Build It jj dmJJjAiii Kitchen Unit Is Step - Saver that no special tools or skill are required The laundress’s rival tried desperately to find someone who could dispute the washwoman's assertion that she had blue blood in her veins “Could be” said one of those asked "all the women on her side of the family have used washing - blue for eight generations” Kitchen Unit Send SOc (or Pattern No 3 to Pattern Com N pany Dept Wt Pleaaantville LAXATIVE HABIT BROKEN Two very distinguished looking Southern gentlemen met on the street one morning after having THIS kitchen unit can be built at attended a party the night before a minimum of cost The full The major greeted his ranking size pattern 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remain in the arctic about four of the south polar “summonths mer” before returning to the 1950 United States about April the venIT WAS UNDERSTOOD ture depended upon approval of Secretary of Defense Louis Johnson but planning has been underway for some time This certainly a high optimism indicate would that Johnson's approval is assured It was said naval planes would in extensive participate probably rescue aerial mapping work and scouting for ice leads The goal of the expedition apparis to be a great oblong ently stretch of unexplored territory across the South Pole from Little America site of the Byrd base expedition camp in the admiral’s of 1929 A LARGE AREA part of which and Noris claimed by Australia and lying south of rAfrica way stretching across the snowy wastes Australia toward of the Antarctic America and South it virtually uncharted and it is expected that aerial mapping will reveal many of Its secrets if finally apThe expedition would be the admiral’s proved fifth to the 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