The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 26, 1952, Page 7

WAGE AND PRICE CONTROLS WOULD | END ON JULY 31 | WASHINGTON (#—The adminis- | fwation’s stripped-to-a-skeleton con- trols bill faced final rolleall tests | in the House today. i ADMINISTRATION’S CONTROLS BILL FACES HOUSE ROLLCALL Presidential Race Armed Police Stand Guari Non-Whites Defy Race 1 As Africa’s Segregation Laws By The Associated Press While one of Gen. Dwight Eisen hower’s aides said “the jig is up” for Sen. Robert Taft, another re- ported today Eisenhower will go to the Republican conyention to direct his campaign for presiden- tial nomination The “‘jig is up’’ quote came from HANNESBURG, South Africa |Eisenhower’s campaign manager, hearing the Communist reply to his charge that Red insistence on foreed return of war prisoners is ineonsistent with the policy of Rus- sia in World War II U. N. refusal to return prisoners who do not want to go home has blocked a Korean armistice for months. “It is not apparent how you can at one and the same time both agree and disagree with the acts and declarations of the U.S.S.R Harrison told th Communists at a 35-minute no-progress session at Panmunjom. The Communists’ defense of their forced repatriation demand was in reply to Harrison's state- ment Saturday that Russian com- manders in World War II promised {surrounded Axis troops at Stalin-|so torrid that a third rail on the grad and Budapest return to the country of their choice at the end + {965 high for June 25, a lot of folks ity W S- yea eteterediivan eine mander Charles P. Trumbull, USN | Hauschka wrote that the barber iS Presently operating with the ( ‘rodents give close shaves—but no S. Sixth Fleet in the Mediterran | haircuts —by eating; all: therwhick: hieitenatt Williams is a gradu eesioxtitaeevcomppnions: ate of the United States Naval Aca- - ogee ae demy at Annapolis, Maryland, He a ar war conatetenel teen qpeanstioe 4 P in June, 1946. During his nayal ser | NEW YORK \#—As New York's jvice he has rere on - Desirey er Duncan, the Submarine Pomo- temperature zoomed to an ail-time | bal cad ithe Uuken laa Cates Lieutenant Williams is married to the former Miss Dorothy Trond sen of Ocean Park, Washington Their residence is in Key West, at Th Weather Bureau consulted /2120 Fogarty Street where they yits special sun thermometer in|reside with their sons Jack, age {Central Park and replied: “It’s four, and Trond, age 2. |139 degrees.” At about the same hour, it was , it’s hot lit in the sun?” but how hot is McNamara Gains ‘ht Avenue elevated line buck- | Ww Thursday, June 26, 1952 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 7 r 1 . ~ F; ‘Round Barber Rodents —_ Receives Sub \ u up NEW YORK — There are! " lifi ee . | MUNSAN, Korea iA Maj.Gen. barber mice who shave other mice Ualllic ation % | william K lesa de. takes on: k carload | William K. Harrison Jr. today ac-|—Without a squeak im a carloa: : Seat 2 cused the Communists of simul-|of customers. Lieutenant Jack Willlams, son of |taneously agreeing and disagreeing| So said Dr. Theodore S. Hausch./MT. and Mrs. Jack Williams of with Russia at the deadlocked Ko- ka of the Institute for Cancer Re- llwaco, Washinton, has recently peat, semistice talks search and Lankenau Hospital Re- been promoted from the rank of Se ete nite Natonse Ne ere ate Philadelphia, in Licutenant, junior grade. The Chi- Bouter. ace) nevstatemien: igtien ; ' vo, under command of Com Ce aeons om" : é And administration leaders had | ‘ 2 ed police stood alerted to- |en. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. of 7 > 1 fe ¢ hites ja assachusetts, who flew to Denver little hope of restoring the major Dye Transferred | olice { as hundreds of non-whites pre-|Weareeday for a conference with @oalition of vag eel Pages MONTEREY, Calif. « — That Slim C} 1e IL, mp. against South Africa’s| It was quickly attacked by Taft’s newer ina pad peter bee court Tact - oO AUES fT \, : getion laws \campaign manager. David Ingalls, There was one exception: Re-/ Go, sgark Clark an insolent | ter Doctor's Death | Yussif A. Cachalia campaign ee a ante Le pian oe Publican Leader Martin of Massa | soon will be writing letters FOR SUCau etary, said a trained disci-'gecided to take on-the-spot charge chusetts told inlets Weavant | Clark's commans 1 ' va of volunteers |of his bid at the July 7 GOP con- the House tier decision to end| C. Deane Chase, now a private i go action “like sol- |vention came from a source in his sees and price controls July 31. |first class, has his orders assigr a i savalltnwior nities tonne [headquarters. The source declined Rep. Barden (DN. C.) spon-|ing him to the Far East Theater fice 7 jim Crow restrictions. ‘They ex.|10, De named and) would not say sored this amendment. Martin, a5 @ stenographer Bde. ¥ 7 foie jailed 5 sgh same planned to hea ‘| = - o aul for icago. cela eeaties a Pec recy aed ia ae SE ae hat He stressed, however, that no| The Associated Press tabulation iosing. eon iA ae 49.0 fi- ne at SD bauer ‘ds Ke ad | had gone out for a general jof pre-convention delegate strength ably would knock it out of the fi-|to rioting Reds at Koje Island with all 1,206 GOP delegates al bill even if the House didn’t prison in Korea, Chase wrote the de * work stoppage. Effective precau- ip ite sis - : : ‘named, now shows Taft has the | cancel its tentative vote. ' general his action was “repugnan' er, 4 tions have been taken to conduct | support of 483 to Eisenhower's 405. padi didintn nis aE atvaees 1 techr the movement peacefully, he add-|Others have a total of 129 and » how , The Salt Lake City soldier wes _ 2 drawn to continue President Tru-| convicted of disrespect for a su- UteT ¢ « {there ate 189 in dispute or un. f ce, rel 79th S Behind the campaign is the Af- | Committe Z man’s wage, price, rent and other | perior officer Hoge ane |. This tabulation, like that in the control powers for a year—has Rieter ae tits walked an National Congress, represent. | iy Raa ES s | been so cay whittled by the is of t i the country’s eight million Ne- | Democratic eee 5 tae aa House that some members said g P 1 * Force tificat n and the South African In-;2Vowed and conceded alignments ap once Other \ Mrs . 300 It often conflicts with claims of ihe pate mnieiee ie aman rae eS an Congress, representing 300,000 |," candidates themselves. Taft sent back to committee. 3 é 1 i A ; ee oe ss . TOKYO \® — A government of ) th — repeal for example, says he already has MRA eR CORGTORE COIR | 6 tay, gid the Japanese 1 4 he dehance ae ae Bie gadis cequieede toe cyona | either (1) allow all controls to die re yn laws deemed unjust | - pe ssent | tional police reserve now is eq of pc t ay “whites—Ne- | Nation-604 votes-and Lodge says) next Monday, when the present . F South ca’s non-whi Hilsenioe eet iaiee than BO law expires, or (2) pass a quick Ped with artillery & Miss White ¢ 1 Spr coloreds (mixed blood) and |£!senhower bbe gel ics short-term extension of the pres-| State Minister Takeo Ohashi si yer They hope the law di | 8 ene et Da jot bare ica go. A ent law. re police re an ate ere ce will snowball into a mass it cone iB See ton wade As it now stands the House bill | howitzers and that sor r nent that will so fill the jails ;" ahs spat epee aes End wage and price controls on | be leased from the U. S. Air Force t t ‘. ernment cannot handle it. aut; & : July 31, ty . Japan's postwar Constitution pr¢ The t that | The non-whites outnumber whites being phangee among the state i 3 ‘hibits a Japanese army. However. the g . era lelegations ea apa em peaks | the pole has beer ‘ et ne growing threat to white su- ta ieee: vabt slight! reahuldling rent contfol jand equipped as light infan f D cy reportedly has produced lassachysetts’ 36-vo c, si “Request” the President to try | defense of the islands. It has fe Th ! € attempt to narrow the wide |beavily f pro Eisenhower: Among to stop the steel strike with ajif any police duties care 1 gap between Malan’s Na- ; ° °nnsy Senge ape vated ld ie Taft-Hartley Law injunction oe tor nt t government and the op: | Survey a ance h 12-vote gain ior Reorganize the Wage Stabiliza-| practically all price controls after "sist 1 United Party. ian shee Pais beat tee ai tion Board and take away its pow-|June 30 This amendment, ap f I Qualified informants said former Se eae ae ne Bae Onl: : ae er to act in labor disputes jproved by an unrecorded vote of tor C ise Minister Oswald Pirow, ‘ tt ae - : The House left out of its bill 145 to 88, appeared to have a good ist supporter, is nego- |20W uncominited, whereas thre all authority for the government chance of remaining in the b liating secretly for a compromise ies ra is category a couple to control private credit. This au-| The house yo.ed to remove fror Wher € r between moderates in the govern- |% elt eae hay shine thority had been used in the past wage controls employes of ne t and the opposition. The rul- } iii lower nas ave ee to regulate instalment buying and papers, magazines, theaters, wire the t g Nationalist and the United |'® Say about whether he will go house purchasees services and outdoor adverti f t differ little in their race © Chicago when he makes a do Another amendment up for re- | companies. The present law ex. for the quarrel is how best Mestic policy speech tonight (CBS- consideration today was by Rep. empts these operations from price i i » achieve the same goal of con- ‘Adio 9:30 p. m. EST) ip the Den Taille (R.-lowa), It would end ‘controls. c nued white supremacy. ver Coliseum The Democratic race was being ~ ai i aaa a se silt ian i. Ta gn run on many fronts. Two states were electing delegations at con ‘ ventions today—New Mexico and “Coffee Time” Special ! Save 10: on coffee Seen the COUPO in this package al LOOK FOR THE YELLOW BAND! Get vour yellow band Surf today. T+ self the cleanest-sw © ad — and use hand x ’ d packa bea , | Mississippi—and the three top con tenders were ranging afield for votes. There was also more talk about two men—lIllinois Gov. Adlai {Stevenson and Federal Security Administrator Oscar Ewing—who |have been widely discussed |targets for possible drafts for nom jination Tennessee as Sen. Estes Kefauver leads the Associated Press score board of Democratic delegate strength with 246. Behind him are Sen. Richard Russell of Geor with 116 and Mutual. Security Ad ministrator Averell Harriman with 95'2. It takes 616 to win Stevenson, ranked fourth with 51 came out of a Chicago hos pital Wednesday after a minor op eration and ran into a reporter stock question: “Will be avail able for a draft In ad of his I am running only for gov Stevenson said: “That re mains to be seen Ewing, who has a total of three votes. was also in Chicago and scheduled to hold a news confernce there today. Wec he esday that New Mexico Democrats name an uninstructed deleg 4 members, each with a Kefauver backers rted. have abo man. election r M s 8-vote dele f 22 mbers wast given up an but are still 5 Ban On Shorts VELAND PT ers at Cleveland of the war. ! North Korean Gen. Nam Il said that Harrison ‘misinterpreted and distorted’ the “ultimatum issued by the vietorious Soviet army to the encircled German, Hungarian and Italian troops.’ The chief | Communist negotiator declared: “After the conclusion of the Sec- ond World War, the Soviet Union Navy Promotion Jr., U. Mrs. B. Attwood For a quick sauce for asparagus add a little lemon juice and tar Bertrand L. MeNamara, ragon vinegar to commercially S. Navy, son of Mr. and prepared mayonnaise; heat the | L. McNamara, Sr., of 22 mayonnaise over hot water stir- St.. Hartford, Conn. has recently ring eonstantiy. been advanced to the rate of Chief Quartermaster. He 1s attached to the U. S. S. Corporal McNamara is a graduate of Rockville High School and enlisted in the Navy in 1939 McNamara has served in the Sub marine Force since his enlistment and during World War II made five war patrols in the Pacific Area. McNamara is married to the for- mer Miss Eleanor Olson, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Ernest Olson of 74 Allendale Rd., Hartford, Conn. They have two daughters, and are residing at 88-6 Poinciana, Key | West you find it necessary to defend the Seyiet Union,” Harrison re- in strict adherence to the Geneva | Plied. He then suggested the Com- Convention repatriated all of the munists were advocating ‘‘an ad- war prisoners held by her . . . | justable scale c° decency,” under with the only exception of war Which a nation may be humane or criminals.’ barbarous for the sake of expedi He insisted that the guarantees ency. made at Budapest and Stalingrad| ‘By some obscure logic,’’ Har did not involve prisoners but were | rison told Nam, “ you have actions “‘of a victorious army de- | arrived at the conclusion that be manding the surrender of a losing | cause the historical situations are army during hostilities.’ | dissimilar, the moral principles in. “It is interesting to note that | velyed are dissimilar.’ FOR A BETTER ALL-AROUND JOB Go All-Electric A HOUSE DIVIDED Between Electric and Non-Electric Methods Really Costs You More... 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