The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 8, 1954, Page 7

WASP DESTROYER Pei nr wa “vam __r=-" Descendant Of Early Settler Called Red - Democrats Plan Battles To - Tnerease Unemployment Aids By CHARLES F. BARRETT “WASHINGTON w — Democrats planned floor fights today in both the House and Senate to try to increase unemployment insurance benefits, but their prospects ap- peared: dim, The House scheduled action on @ bill by Rep. Daniel A. Reed (R- NY) to extend unemployment com- pensation coverage to about four million additional workers in small- er businesses. The Senate called up a bill to create a reserve fund «from which states could borrow to tide them over temporary emer- gencies caused by heavy drains on unemployment insurance funds. . Democrats led by Sen. Kennedy (R-Mass) and Rep. Forand (D-RI) ‘prepared amendments to ‘both of these ills to try to write in an increase in benefits and longer payment periods for the jobless. Neither bill as it stands now would ~ Forand said in an interview that President Eisenhower has called for action along the lines of his proposed amendments, but that Ei- senhower has tried to “pass the buck to the states” to improve the program, a federal-state undertak- ing. Eisenhower has urged that State legislatures act to raise job- less benefits. : Forand said there is no indica- tion that the states will do this. The Democratic amend- ment would require each state to pay benefits for 26 weeks. Present state laws vary from 16 to 26% weeks. It also would provide that maxi- mum benefits would be not less than two thirds of each state’s av- erage weekly wage, with a mini- mum for each individual of 50 per cent of his own wages. This would guarantee maximums of $32 to $56 in the various states. At present, the maximums run from $20 to $83 with a national average payment ‘of about. $24.50. Republican leaders in both House and’ Senate denounced this Program as unsound and said they were confident it would be beaten. Some Democrats agreed. “The bill pending in the House ‘would extend the system, now cov- ering 36 million workers, to firms employing four or more workers for 20 weeks during any one year. ‘The present system covers only firms with eight or more employes for 20 weeks. The bill also would extend cov- erage to federal government em- Ployes. The measure up for action in the Senate, passed by the .House last year, seeks to assure that all of the federal tax collections under the unemployment compensation program in excess of the amounts needed for administration would go back in the form of loans or grants. The federal levy is three tenths of 1 per cent, In the 19 years the program has been in operation, this has yielded: about one billion dol- lars more than the administrative costs. The excess has gone into the Treasury's general receipts. More Guided Missiles To Be Sent To Germany WASHINGTON (#-—The Air Force plans to send to Germany this fall a second squadron of about 600 officers and men equipped with Matador guided missiles. The first pilotless bomber squad- Ton went ‘to Germany in March, and is stationed at Bitburg. The Force antiouncement last night did not say where the second will ‘be based. It is the 69th Squadron, commandéd by Lt. Col. Richard ‘W. Matfry of Kirksville, Mo., and now is training at Patrick Air Force Base, Fla. Matador, powered by turbo- has a range of be tween 500 and 1,000 miles. It is Capable of carrying an atomic warhead. Aussies Oppose UN. Admission Of Red China CANBERRA, Australia «) — Prime Minister R. G. Menzies said ‘today there has been no change in Australia’s opposition to the ad- mission of Communist China to the United Nations. fb secbunnce on New Seslsnd press on New Foreign Minister Clifton Webb's ‘statement that the time has arrived » ‘bring the Chinese Reds into the .N. Meiizies said here had been no change in the attitude he expressed last September when he said: “I do not cig y Tecognition of my enemy while I am in him. The problem of Communist China does not arise at this mo- meat,” the field with | imo Red Minister Returns To Geneva Talks By LYNN HEINZERLING make sure that the liberty and/|tive. The safest and most effec- The best time to destroy wasps 4 is at night when most of the in- i" WAYLAND, Mass. ® — Miss (this doctrine or hear it advocated time in the best way I know to/| sects are in the nest and less ac- Anne Hale Jr., 46, who claims she| or know of the distribution of lit- I : erature advocating it.” has been fired as a public} Miss Hale admitted she was a : téacher for having held membership in the Communist Patty. The School Committee voted 2-1 to fifé her last night. The dissent- ing vote was cast by Chairman William A. Waldron, who immedi- ately announced his tion as chairman until after the town elec- tions next March. The second-grade teacher, under suspension since last spring, was charged with being unfit to teach, conduct unbecoming a schoolteach- ér and membership in the Com- munist party. Her aftorney, Oliver 5. Allen, said he has not decided yet what fyture action he will take in Miss Hale’s behalf. Waldron said he would have vot- ¢d for Miss Hale’s dismissal if her réfusal to answer questions were oné of the charges,, but he said thé charges against her were not substantiated during a series of public hearings last month. : His a5" mpgs colleagues — Cornelius J. Ma, and Harvey C. Newton — g that the Com- munist doettine favors overthrow | of thé United States government, said: “We cannot believe that Miss s Hale in hér years of activity in in Geneva early next and Communist China’s Prmieniee eign Minister Chou En-lai likewise is expected to come back from Peiping. . aoe will return from the United % ; In the absence of the di mats, conference activity hae tes confined chiefly to negotiations bé- tween representatives military commands in otficers and is concerned with arrangements for re; of troops if a truce is arranged for Viet Nam, the chief battleground of the Indochina war. Another commission for Laos, made up of French, Laotians and Vietminh, also has been meeting. The third military group, for Cam- bodia, held its first session yes- terday and planned another meet- ing today. Are Needed In Red China By FRED HAMPSON HONG KONG U—Oil for the mouths of China is in such short supply that Peiping has at last adq- mitted it and decided to do soime- thing ahout it. Because China’s millions eat al- most no dairy products and not uch meat, the oil in which they their food is their chief source of fat. Last year peanut and vege- table oils began to scarce. For many months, despite rationing, housewives have had to line up to get oil. People still complain about scarcity and about) adultera- tion—mostly ‘the mixing of wood oil with vegetable or pepnut oil. The Reds admit that cooking oll is scarce in an editorigl in the Tientsin Ta Kung Pao entitled: “Strive for a Balanced Supply and Demand of Edible Oils.” They claim that under state Manage- ment edible oil production went up 41 per cent from 1950 to 1982, but last year no gain wad made. Peiping has created a complete state monopoly in edible oil, elimi- nating China’s age-old free market in oils and fats. Private wholesal- érs, retailers, oil pressers may be- come agencies of the state but can- Not operate independently. Control of supply has also been ordered, but how this is to be exercised is vague. Peiping has called for increased production. The increase is to be achieved without devoting any more presentlv cultivated acreage to cooking oil plants—no grain, cotton or rice acreages are to be diverted. Unused ground -*ould be Planted, the governr’™ gave, Also higher yields will be attempt- ed, along with better processing to give more oil per pounds of nuts or vegetable. Peiping admits there has been a nationwide complaint that the shortage is due to too much ex- Bortation. This is not true, says the Tientsin Ta Kung Pao, but in the next line it gnneunces that “this year ofl exports will be de- Creased 26.7 per cent.” 290 Rerfugees Listed BUENOS AIRES, Argentina A— Argentine Foreign Minister Jeron- Remorino has disclosed that 200 refugees are staying at the Argentine Embassy in Guatemala City. thé Communist party did not learn Make Bugs Die...before they Multiply REAL-KILL BUG KILLER ODORLESS STAINLESS se bt LEE Sy Communist from 1945 to the latter part of 1950 but said she never advocated the overthrow of the government by force and violence. 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