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" Tell Own Story emergency 'boards giving the ur F f l9Jsssssssss! work week to Doubt Expressed KsRKfTiL Each of tho 12 member foreign ministers will appoint, 4 workers. deputy to serve on tho permanent committee. , PEARL HARBOR. My IB. UU. Whether It Would will possible The strike, action, Glover sald DUFF VICTORIOUS Pennsylvania's Oovernor James H, Duff (cen- The annointments bo made "with tho least de Tbe ifavy promised to lift Its aloha against Chi- Help Economy will be directed the ter) smiles and waves his acknowledgement of victor's greeting given 'Nfesf llessssl lay" bo that tho deputies cant today and let two Ameri cago, Rock Island nad Pacific; Is orocccd to appoint full-tim- e curtain him on his arrival at his headquarters In Harrlsburg, Pa., with Duff WASHINGTON, May 18, KrssOsHlksssssssssssl a can airmen tell the story ol their Davenport, Rock Island and North- State Senator M. Harvey Taylor, state Republican chairman. Duff :hairman from among their " western; Denver and Rio Grande UP) H o u & e members dia- - i 18 months at Chinese Communist leader of a faction Opposed to the Republican organization headed by members, tho foreign minis' ProfesliDiP Western; Great Northern; Minne- former U. S, Senator Grundy, won nomination of his party iKreed warmly today over commu- prisoners. apolis and St. Louis; Northern Pa- Jotr.i tors announced in a nr ' Sgt. for U. S, Senator In the state's primary election. (AP Wlrephoto). whether a proposed tax cut on mm r eaaav' ? .The airmen Marina Master nique at tho closo of their v t. erm' ? 1 cific Terminal Co. of Oregon; St. profits from stoiCkana bona Ta' ill" I Elmer C. Bender of Cincinnati and Union Depot Co.; SlouX City fBB BpppppBH four-da- y session. Wi- Paul deals would help RtarHCt spec- - BBBM' ' VsssTBssssssssssssssV Navy Chief Electrician's Mate Terminal Railway Co., and Western This was in line with an agree- uver Kussian Long-Beac- Caul, L. 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Ul Tbe state officers said he was ousted Rep Combs x) caled tbe Houdek (above Crtchotioiutr interest eeaa ' ' of the treaty. Klpiomauo omcjaw.saio. "What we're doing now Is trying men. government has decided to press for trying to set up a "dual" or suggested cut "grossly Inequita- deleoste to the Umtia Nations, the; way was .cleared fortieh.pre, Nary AU mediation machinery under practices charges ble," and said Its main benefits resigned his post In protest "On tbe military side tbe strate- to untangle everything," a unfair labor rival union. gic concept of the treaty has been tests over th week aad by the b4.' spokesman explained. "So when the National (Railway) Labor Act L. Lewis' United would go to a' ck market specula- egalnst the Soviet tactics In east- 1st; against John Ross M. Madden, regional direct sdopted and a defense plan drawn three fortlgalaletera,meUag has been exhausted, Glover said, high-brack- taxpayers He was sev- they bit the. mainland, we cart tell Mine' Workers and an Illinois coal Labor RelaUons tor and ern Europe. said he London,' j',, . or of the NaUonal Commu-nut-domina- up, and tbe corresponding, estimate i and toe union was free to a ering ties with his JMate-Aefcee- wtr therm toyir have a good time. call company In the case of a Canton, Board In Chicago, Issued a com- while those in the lower brackets ell pt necessary being Ami on your-- strike. homeland. (AP the forces-- - is t You're own."' III, miner. plaint against the union and the would suffer. tabllshed. " - ' was learned, uniuoeetifulsyargea st, fact-findi- The Navy had to (find However, a presidential (D-N- countered Wlrephoto). Amerteaa-emma-Fme- st uniforms The miner, Lloyd Sidener, 43, United Electric Coal Companies Rep. Lynch The next iteo Is to put these Jolat yroJ and figure pay board In report to Taft-Hartl- ey out how. much back a President filed tbe charges under the yesterday. by calling the committee action an plans Into effect by taking further test, to caU worid atteatlea hjwhatr-h- e aad leave was due. A spokesman Truman on April 19 had suggested Labor Law, He was ousted The NLRB complaint says the "exceller msvc which would measures in the ctrecuoa ot believe is iereatlea. ptlm VS. said the pay would total between the switchmen's case would be. 7 UMW president business and add 1100 array : March as local Canton UMW local fined Sidener, a stimulate the division of-- flasn- - legal" RuesiiB puppet gg,000-an- d. HOOft-eaeh- r And-o- lf era pasted upon after-- hearing similar - at' Canton.- The- union fined him shovel engineer it the coal com million a year to the government's Neither Side clal rcsponsiblUueiiand the adapt eiturB'OeoHaay..' ': for their, , story" from magazines, cases by two operating un- - other $50,000 and $25 for every day he pany's Buckheart Can- Income. Hon and development of the neces Britieh. Ferels iOateter' syn- Mine near 3ria: television, movies and feature ions, the trainmen and the order might work In the approved by Congress, tbe - FreaehForelgei Mlatter.SahtM, future. ton, when be tried to resume work If sary xorcei ." j.- . : aad dicatesswelled to 9100,000. of railway conductors. i abjeeted-itaitskla- g Sidener said the union fired him during the coal strike last Febru- committee recommendation would Speculatingii On Tbe comraunlaue.sald the perma' ma' JebH,'.ae--C for trying to obey a federal court's ary. It states that tbe union later bave this effect: nent high i command wlll iexecirte a. layisf k might ewW fec hY LOAN ANNOUNCED back-to-wo- .order. The union's. caused tbe company to fire Siden- 1. The maximum tax on long-ter- m policies. end.; be 'reteesUMe "tor waeten.OcnMar.aa4 frtaiaie a-'- er March 13 by threatening. to call capital gains would be slash- KbrVntihri formulating Issues requiring, deel mind forA) eecurity WnteV', ed from- - the present-2- per cent to lloaa by .member.- - govera JL a, strike .'t.jffie.mltte;)v'f the -- fj 18 cent. .". l,1 2h.w.?&:ir& M Ti $ per. ''", , menu."? ,;j .i'--.' "" ij nmsws .