| Show Hiss Goes to Jail Lehman Urges Railroads to Give Ground i WASHINGTON March 23 AP) Senator Lehman urged the nation's railroads today to give ground in their longstanding dispute with four labor unions in an effort to break the stalemate The New Yorker called on railroad management to reconsider its rejection of a settlement proposal put forth by the Brotherhood of Mlilroad Trammen The trainmen and possibly the three other railway operating un ions have reached agreement with the carriers on higher Day But there still is a deadlock on these other issues 1 Whether John R Steelman Truman assistant to President should serve as arbitrator of any later disagreement over working The trainmen rules condition have demanded that someone else be named as arbitrator The car riers are insisting on Steelman 2 Whether the terms of one particular rule dealing with the coupling of air hose should be negotiated on a national basis or by individual railroads and the unions The carriers want it op a national basis The trainmen want local negotiations Turned Down The trainmen notified the sen ate labor committee Wednesday they were willing to settle if the carriers would go along with them on those two issues Yesterday a spokesman for the carriers Dgjpiw P Loom is went before the com mittee and turned down the train men's proposal f Senator Murray the committee chairman has said he felt sure the other three oper- ating unions would fall in line if the carriers and the trainmen set- tied The laobr group has been investigating the dispute Senator Lehman a member of the committee told a reporter he nas the highest regard for Steel man but can't understand why the carriers won't agree on another arbitrator if the trainmen don't want Steelman "In this kind of voluntary ar Deration the first principle is that whom both you have a man with ' sides are satis-feLehman said "You get no place until that con THE OGDEN (UTAH) dition is met" Lehman added that if the argument over an arbitrator could be resolved dispute over the air hose coupling rule probably would be settled without trouble He said the matter would be referred to the arbitrator for a decision W P Kennedy president of the trainmen told the committee Steelman is a man of high integrity but is "not qualified" to serve as arbitrator in this case He said Steelman has had no experience in the railroad business Loom is said the carriers want Itteerman because be sat in at White House conferences on the tppung-conditio- n rules and Is thoroughly familiar with the background Kennedy - called the carders' of his union's settlement proposal "a national disgrace" and said the railroads are "grasping every opportunity to prolong the dispute - ' Churchman Gels -- ar head--marte- Would Speed Election In-strongly worded broadcast on March 17 Mr Churchill an nounced that the Conservatives would exercise all parliamentary and constitutional means in an at tempt to bring about a general election at once Up to last November England's two major parties had for many months been running neck-anneck in popularity Then the monthly surveys of the British Institute of Public Opinion found a marked swine which nut the Conservatives into a lead which they have now maintained for nearly five months Tread Is ChartedHere is the trend as charted by k wie Dm imi institute surveys: "If there were a general ejection tomorrow how would you a d- " Alger Hiss (right) Handcnffed to another prisoner onetime state department official leaves New York federal court on the way to serve a prison term for perjury The other prisoner is five-ye- ar Edward Jones a Negro Quiet Belt Cars May Replace Subway Trains NEW YORK March 23 I t Blood Vessels v Election Survey Survey Can Save Lives ultra-moderni- low-spe- ed Guided Missiles DALLAS March 23 (AP) — Chance Vought Aircraft Co near here is making guided missiles and CHUR Switzerland March 23 these are flying on an experimen (AP) — The death of Willem tal basis This was revealed yesterday in Mengelberg 80 for 50 years ran annual report of United Air ductor of the famous Amste dam rr&f t Corn of which Chance was orchestra concertgebouw ought is a major division nounced here last night "ChanceT Voueht has for some SWT been banished from Ho! 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From Dead (AP) 44BVAUIES Attlee's Popularity ties rs March 23 (UP) — A new all-tirecord of $42 a hundred pounds for northern Colorado slaughter lambs was set at the Denver Union Stockyards yester' day The record price was paid by tern shippers and the Swift Packing Co of Denver for last years crop Iambs grown by George F Kern of Windsor Colo August Key Is of McClave Colo and Frank L Bartels of Fort Collins Colo £ C H noERsons of a schism in the Labor ranks compel a new election Director American Institute Of Public opinion Many Britishers have felt teat PRINCETON N J March 23— when the two parties were ml The Conservative party of Winston tween the general election Of FebChurchill is continuing to hold a ruary 1850 and November there a new elecvery substantial lead in popularity was no poin in calling tion as the former throughout England But now that the balance has wartime prime minister redoubles tinned in favor of one side many his efforts to bring about the fall feel that the electorate should be given a new chance to speak its of the Labor government The latest survey by the British mindM Policies Criticised Institute of Public Opinion com- Domestic The in Labor has drop pleted in late February shows that been due to a numberstrength ot causes among voters who have made up mostly connected with domestic their mind only 3?k percent of policies As British Institute surveys have them say they would 'vote for the shown number of Labor party if a general election Britons aaresubstantial disgruntled over the 51 were held now while H percent shortage of meat which is more favor the Conservative and II per tightly rationed than it was even the war the shortage of fuel cent say they would vote for the during and a rise in prices Liberal party or other minor par ters WARSAW Poland March 23 (AP) — Th rienntv loaHor nf ih Jehovah's Witnesses sect in Poland nas Deen sentenced to life imprisonment for spying for the United sues ana six others of the sect received sentences of from five to 15 years it was announced today Wilhelm Sheider deputy leader of the group banned in Poland last was given tne life term juiy Edward Kwiatosz leader of the Witnesses Secretary Abt and Treasurer Wla'dyslaw Jednura each Jfjeeived sentences of IS years were sentenced to 10 Wme others six and five-yeterms me defendants were charged ansa engaging m espionage on direction of their American in Rronltlvn W V "ljp were accused of dealing in cur- - 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