Show 0 Dock Strike May Hit Atlantic Gulf Ports j NEW YORK (UP) —The the “oppressive” operations of International pendent the Waterfront Commismen’s Assn threatened today to sion The commission was set up keep the Port of New York closed two cleanto a years ago police until the governors of New York of dock racketeering and New Jersey agree to hear the up Inde--I Longshore- - Bi-Stat- union’s grievances to spread Tho strike to Atlantic and Gulf Coast ports na All civilian piers in tion’s largest po$ were idled for the second day as longshoremen 4 met in protest meeting against thrp-Uone- vd" x y 'i ' W e HIRING IS BIG ISSUE The union wants to win back control of waterfront hiring The commission has charged the ILA wants to wreck the policing agency Longshoremen in Baltimore d ?&?? t JAt 4 iVVViuv ' aav i-- i'tt U down with us I at this time will not recommend that you go back to work” Bradley Said The statement was greeted with wild applause cheers and footstamping ——I — 11 Family Joins V: ??H Ill U S Mass ago STAkoARD-EXAMINE- AC R SEPTEMBER 8 1355 UTAH THURSDAY EVENING OGDEN Army Changes to Navy Training Thanks Richard Hirsch The vention Rifle-Totin- GRAND JUNCTION Colo (AP) — Peach growers in Mesa County asked yesterday for assistance of soldiers from Ft Carson to help them harvest their fruit crop Jack Vancil of the Colorado State Employment Service office here said “every other soirce of labor has been tapped” in an effort to provide work crews for the g S of by Tufts College Mass who headed a Navy study into the Army’i rifle training methods The convention ended yester- 4 day The new plan does away with a long period of preliminary v training in mechanism and theory of aiming and hitting the target SAN FRANCISCO (UP)— Army admitted- yes- ritle-totin- g terday it had to make “dramatic” changes in its markmanship training program after the Navy proved the Army way was prac- tically worthless The report on rifle training techniques was made at the concluding session of the American Psychological Assn’s annual con- - harvest 11 lmU - a-- ' Rear Adm Stuart H 25c Box 18 sit J CLOTHES PAPEEMOTE f vT3 FAR EAST BOSS Retractable Ball PE Inger-so- ll of Springfield Mass for mer Assistant Chief of Naval piNSii 11 New yiDCO ink has been proved by exhaustive tests never to even on the slickest paper skip-and-- will command Operations the U S Seventh Fleet in the I'M Spring Type Li U (Limit 2 Boxes) go Far East Right Reserved to Limit Quantities ft I5e SUPER LOW SALE PRICE NEW YORK (AP) — “How are firm-Her- d says interest in flood insurance today is “following the same evolution as in 1951” after the disaster in Missouri and Kansas which caused damage of around 2Vi billion dollars Then as now there were public demands that the insurance industry and the government get together on a plan1 for flood disaster insurance Former President Truman proposed at that time that Congress establish a fund so that potential flood victims could be covered for damage to real estate and personal property to the extent of 80 per cent of loss but not to exceed $120000 The Truman plan died in the House ' Appropriations committee PLAN LEGISLATION Four years later a similar picture is taking shape following the floods in the Northeast Several lawmakers have declared they will introduce legislation along the lines of the Truman proposal Norman P Mason Federal Housing Administration administrator also’ is spearheading an effort to bring about flood in surance As the first step in this direction he is meeting today with officials of five large underwriting groups Herd who was chairman of an Insurance industry committee which looked into this question iafter the Kansas and Missouri fjcods says 4“ we can’t take any other position today than we did in the past” ' “However” he adds “if Congress sets up a scheme we’ll be eager to help in any manner we conclud- ed in 1952 that the government should not too readily assume the tremendous potential liability which would be created through issuing insurance policies to property owners in in all parts of the U sTir-sai- d many billions of dollars coulcT be at stake and flood damage each year runs into high figures which could place heavy burdens on the public - ex-4are- as treasury f The report noted that the industry had managed to provide coverage against earthquakes windstorms hurricanes lightmost and other challenges ning of nature “But” it said “the peril of flood presents peculiar problems with which the business of insurance has found no way to 1 Trouble Free As a Wave Can Be 10-Minu- PINT BOTTLE i Bottle Tincture of You Need mh c no-da- Hair Style tes You Want! 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