Show - - ' -- 4 Irrt7010-vc- McCarthy Probers Quiz New York Post Editor ' ' ' — D'' ril Pj'14111'1 eatlitielot Atto4rookfost Slump Why Wan the day tool lag dull sod Iowa! low taws at too mock odd charming is your ettreb oda Jaw 1:61aT p own dud too oat et that pall 'ohatheoakiast stoop Too back as sap 0-- osalw a of the worldspeorrallso 'Tens quickly earns add-- Commie so so Pods over-alkali- odd taboos& No alas& ort wow seeded loat osi like mad" Always kora Tows burly tot remedlost robot kora odd stomada 4 f ot came tilattANol Site i RogrinoL c tri3 ) 1 g4) t— I I ' nos tot NI least 1 Lewis Pleads End to All Labor Laws - --- WASHINGTON April 24 (UP) —John L Lewis called Friday for an end to all labor laws and assailed Senate Republican Leader Robert A Taft as "son of privilege" who "w6uld fix a collar around my neck" Unleashing his famous acid oratory before the Senate Labor Committee the United Mine Workers president urged Con-Oh- s to free wage bargaining from the "enervating and de structive influence of government by injunction" Professed Sympathy y Taft coauthor of the labor law which Lewis roundly denounce& professed a "great deal of sympathy" for Lewis' idea But he questioned whether it was practical and whether it might mean a "return to the law of the jungle" Taft was affable and smiling as Lewis unveiled his startling proposal first such to come from a major union leader — But after the Ohio Republican left for the Senate chain her the mine leader attacked Taft personally while expressing regret he bad left 'Bora in Luxury' "Taft can't understand the problems of the working man" "He's a son of Lewis said privilege He was born in luxHe believes in the inury junction HI resent the Tafts of this country I resent the fact that the would fix a collar around ihy neck and make me an eel nomie thrall" i CINTRALNIAiINO r-- CALL VS ISTIMATIS I ON ALL MATINS NINO 1 ii Pill ' ' ' s ' West Mine Aid Takes Oath for Interior Job Transfer of Indian Health Tribune Washington Bureau I Dwightb D Eisenhower was an WASHINGTON April 24 — Tribune Washington Bureau interested witness since Mr 24- -WASHINGTON April Transfer of health services for s 4 Felix E Wormser well known Worrnser is known to be a the Indian's to the U S Public In western metal mining circles strong supporter of Thomas I Health Service was urged by wall sworn in as assistant sec- Lyon of Salt Lake City for the of the Bureau Rep William A Dawson (R retary of Interior for wmineral post of director of Mines a White House resources at Utah) when he testified Friday The Bureau of Mines directorbefore a House subcommittee ceremony Friday It was regarded as Significant ship is a presidential appointMrDawson former Utah that the ' ceremony wu at the ment and John L Lewis head It State Welfare commissioner White House and President of the United Mine Workers has sent two telegrams to the told the subcommittee that the 't President opposing the appointtubercujosis rate was mounting ment of Mr Lyon among the Indians in Utah and As assistant secretary for C held that the present arrangeMr Worm resources mineral Vi : ment under which the Bureau ser will have supervision over 4 ' 4' 'S i— of Indian Affairs was adminV the Bureau of Mines and also tw' '' ' WASHINGTON C—' It April 24 (RI the Geological Survey Division istering the program was workof Geography and the Division ing against the best interests of —Postmaster General Summer-fiel- d of Oil and Gas k:171 17s the national the Indians Friday gave I Mr Wormser resigned as "The health of the Indians" capital back some of the postal vice president of the St Joseph said Mr Dawson "now is in a service it lost along with the Lead Co the nation's largest 4 '' rest of the country in 1950 deplorable state" producer of leadI and zinc to He held a duplication of pervAnnouncing the restorations become one of the lieutenants ices exists because the Indian to be made effective next Mon- of Interior Secretary Douglas Bureau already calls on the day Summerfield described McKay U S Public Health Service oc- them as a "pilot operation" and Hit I rm vasty asserted: casionally for help "We expect the lessons HOMIR HANSIN CO The Utahn contended the learned here can be extended Wimptato - et Ronson Este Taft both et 'linden Tenn &scretary Agriculture Nancy Chattanooga health service was hetter quali- to other parts of the nation" tans with Mn Garrison Elder left and at session of Republican Women's meeting fied to handle the The improvements include job and that and later window servlonger it could be financed by divertice hours extending in some PASSES 12TII IIOUR ing funds from the Indian serv- cases as late as 7 pm in conREFRIGERATOR ice and thereby requiring no trast to the present 5:30 pm additional expenses to the taxIn addition Washington will payers e collection of mail The proposed transfer of the get administration- - of health serv- from street boxes up to 11 pm ices for Indium and the opera- The present system provides tion of Indian hospitals to the generally for collections only WASHINGTON April 25 Sr at Wis) in 1908 when he WASHINGTON April 24 (UP) Public Health Service is being until 830 pm ALLOWANCI (INS)—Sen Wayne Morse (Ind spoke for 18 hours 23 minutes Summerfield said recently —President Dwight D Eisen- studied by a subcommittee reHowever !Annette was aided that his administration is still For Your Old IsfrIgorotor Ore) set a new record for hower said Friday "No miracu- headed by Rep William H Harrison (R Wyo) studying the question of restorcent years early Saturday as he by quorum calls ing mail delivery ruts and that Senate majority leader Rob- lous overnight accomplishment" delivered the lengthiest indi" is where additional deliveries are as a Rusof A Taft result ert expected Ohio) gave up vidual speech on the controverneeded will be before they and sian certainly shortly midnight peace moves and that sial tidelands oil bill provided went home a handful United States must remain The Independent Party sen- of senators to leaving hold the fort ator who broke with the RepubAt midnight Morse ordered "strong and unafraid" to licans by refusing support some Mr Eisenhower's soup for nourishment President Dwight D Eisenhe had of remarks were made during an Previously partaken WASHINGTON April 24 UPI hower in the 1952 campaign coffee before 1200 Repub- —A Senate interior subcommitappearance claimed the record by surpassed At 12:10 am Morse lican women assembled here for tee will hold Sen Allen IX Ellender (D La) hearings April 30 to the chair that the briefing on their role in the on a bill to clarify the status who spoke for 12 hours 19 min- chamber was was He unruly 1954 congressional elections utes in 1949 of mining claims in areas held provoked because To Morse took the floor at 10:40 apparently under an oil and gas prospect- Guard Keep Up of seven senators on the am Friday and 12 hours later four ing permit or lease This will be "conin were floor country talking together was still talking his speech in- the rear The measure introduced by ciliatory and friendly" in its of the chamber Sens Edwin C Johnson (D terrupted only by questions foreign relations but will keep Comic Announcement 41t from supporters Its guard up the President de- Colo) and Eugene Millikin (I11 At 12:20 cm the Oregon sen- clared Its also is designed to enColo) Debate in leth Day will guiding policy ator announced to the almost be that "all people want peace" courage the exploration and As Morse spoke past the midwould he chamber that empty of development night hour the debate on the read his "prepared speech" on he added uraniuml "No miraculous overnight ac- sources tidelands bill went into its 19th the tidelands bill The be held by will a bearing of one is Morse group day Morse had orange juice complishment can be expected" the minerals subcommittee Mr of senators who have been op Eisenhower said "nor crackers and coffee brought to headed by Sell George W posing the bill to give the states his desk for nourishment He would it be a good thing" of Louisiana Texas and CaliHe did not elaborate on that Malone (R Nev) occasionally for quesThe bill provides that issufornia control over offshore yielded but presumably Leant point tions from other senators but ance of oil and gas prospecting The oil deposits submerged other than that he spoke con- that any agreements obtained periling or leases shall not be on this basis might not make Supreme Court has twice ruled tinuously for a stable peace and might construed as withdrawing the they belong to the federal government cause the free world to let its lands from exploration or location of mining claims Morse has now spoken longer defenses down prematurely An aid of Johnson said the than any other senator in recent Reviews Campaign Issues bill is designed to permit exyears without benefit of quorRelive your happy frolics long ohm vocation time is over with vivid The President reviewed for ploration and development for um calls Predecessors not inblock end whit or glorious color pictures taken with the iomere of the benefit of women both the oil and or party uranium gas cluding Ellender have had the t too 14 workers the three chief issues to be carried on simultaneously yew choice from 0 benefit of quorum calls of of the 1952 presidential cam- on the same lands He said the absent members during which Chicago Tribune Service paign—inflation corruption and Bureau of Land officials prethey have been able to leave BELL Si HOWELL WASHINGTON April 24 — foreign policy He said the Re- Ivioustr had declared various the chamber for a short rest R McCormick publicans have made a good 'uranium claims void because Col Robert Leollette Had Record 221 PROJECTOR editor and publisher of the start toward living up to their they were believed to conflict e individual record The Wash and the Tribune basic with the oil and gas leasing Chicago Project your vocation movies campaign promises for continuous speech is that set with the brightest sharpest was restg Other speakers on the closing act of 1920 The proposed ington Thnes-HeralM LaFollette Robert Sen by image available today confer- legislation is designed to re-- 1 ing comfortably in Georgetown schedule of the two-da- y :i use the new UN 221 Ultra Hospital Friday night after in- ence included Agriculture Sec- move that possible conflict he modern design the 221 is i ! )! said juring his lip in a fall at his retary Ezra Taft Benson I r:: 500 watt nim projector 4t) residence here a on Benson expressed confidence similar bill Hearings ‘'''''' with a show capac- lk— Col McCormick had arisen the new administration will do introduced by Rep Wayne N i '' ity A unit $o simple a child about 2 am Friday and slipped a better job with farm programs Aspinall (D Colo) are to be can operate it With case— on the rug near his bed He "at less expense to the taxpayer held 'before a House interior $9950 i had arrived in Washington and with fewer 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Sr n Publisher Suffers Face Injury In Home Fall —Comviziers Curncrs POI 4 to THE NEW MAGIC OF HOME HEATING ) r t ' ' 4 ' - - : 11312esdsak an 0 t ' ' vs the overseas libraries but does not krfow which of Wechsler's other books have been purchased Dig Into Motives McCarthy said while Wechsler was called mainly as "an suthnr" the subcommittee "went into the question of hil leading the fight against everyone who is exposing Communists in the government" Wechsler said he told MeCarthy that "I thought I was the first of a long line of editors who are going to be called down because they refused to equate McCarthyism with patriothim" He' said the Post will continue to flay McCarthy IKE LOOKS ON Dawson Asks - Taft-Hartle- ttnii ig(1 TL ' " ': ' WASIIINGTON 24 April (IJP)—James A Wechsler edi tor of the New York Post was questioned secretly Friday by Sen Joseph IL McCarthy's Sea- ate investigating subcoMiiiit- tee Wechsler branded the in-quiry a "flagrant attempt to intimidate" him McCarthy said Wechsler was called "as-a- n author and not - as But the a newspaperman" editor said most of the questioning concerned the Post its staff and policies The newspaper and Wechsler frequently have criticized the Wisconsin Republican Feels 'Obligation' Wechsler who was asked to appear and not subpenaed said he "challenged the obvious inference' But he said he felt be had an obligation to testify even if be does not like the Subcommittee McCarthy uid Wechsler wits called because some of his books have been purchased by the State Department for its overseas tibraries Wechsler admits having been a member of the Young Comznunist League from 1934 to 1937 but contended be is "vigorously antleColtmtmist" now Two of Wechsler's four books were written during the 1934- 117 period The other two including "Labor Baron" a biography of U M W President John L Lewis were written several years later McCarthy said he knew the book "Labor Baron" is used in Is THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Saturday April 25 1953 III olm—m 0-21 ' I I g 00 0 I - kvsJ t - kJ 1 I |