The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 19

VNUWftlVAT, 'ATTGUST '4, 1019 BLrTHEVTLLE (ARKT COURIER OTTPW Slavery Charge Aimed at Russia British Leader Says 10,000,000 Forced To Work for Reds GENEVA. Switzerland. AUK. 4 Britain foim.illy accused Ru.ssia today of maintaining jo 000.000 laorers In "a new organized on a mass production ba-is." Russia ivlortcd in (lie United Nations Economic and Social Council liere thai the Brhlsh charge simply wns a smokescreen to cover up Britain's own labor troubles. The United States proposed appointment of u.N.

commission of 11 io inquire Into "Hie nature and fxient of forced labor" throughout the world. The U.S. resolution sttg- ge.sted mnplinsis In such an inquiry be placed on "situations involving of persons or witie- spYcad practices of tarred labor." The British charges were made by Corley Smith, British delegate who presented what he described as a copy of a "Corrective labor eerie nf the Russian Soviet Federated Socialist, Republic" on rules for lubiw cainu.s in the Soviet Union. The R.S.F.S.R. if, Russia's largest republic, with Moscow as its capital.

Russia retorted the! the cedes presctlti'rl by Britain represented a humane system with "re-eduratiGii of the people" as one of ius aims. The Soviet delegate said the cndf-'s object was to place persons sentenced to penal servitude "in conditions which make it impossible for them to tio anything hostile to Soviet society." Smith had demanded that the Russian rtrlepnte give a straight, answer, ye.s or no, whether the Soviet Union would permit an investigation. MacArthur's Program To Break Up Japanese Economical Giants, Ends TOKYO. A controversial program tor breaking up Japan's Slants ended yivimlay. 'the allied occupation command said It was "accompolisheri flei lively." Kleven hit, 7 etirpotalioils v.rre for (kTouc'eiin'alion In- ji live- Hum review board winch clime here from Wastiniulon 15 months, make recninmentiatifiiis on firms lUti'ci "excessive coiiccntra- lions." The hoard rccomendcd divestment of certain holdings for nine others.

Tile compailie-: UTH' H'lcciccl lov h'Ktvd action -ol ubom which hud been uiiiliated with Zaibatsu holding comiianies. Through this setup, head- quiirter.s sairi. "a small number of families exercised a 11-pei -vasive control over ituiu.tiy, commerce ami fiuame of From it.s tile decon-j centralioii juo-jram a matter of hot inU'matiunal atui domestic debate. In tli United States as well as Japan some called it tion." crit.ii-i/ed it as memaiion of industry." their homes or rhc The old law required volins; only at the polls. Tile old law provided fur absentee ballots if the voter stayed within the stain's was out-ide his home comity on oh'c- tion dav.

It was n-laxed somewhat durilic the war to lot vote if they were In military service. Under the new law. eligible Governmental Changes Argued Senate Committee Gives Tacit Okay To Four Proposals WASHINGTON. Aug. 4.

(AP) A committee effect has approved tour pre.sid»nlial ptan.s 'or government ayen- It ador Senator! McCarthy cR-Wis) accused l-Vderal Security Oscar of the cotnniiuee in connection with a fifili plan. plans submitted to Convress Sjy the President, so into effpot automatically after 00 days unless either the Senate or House I Veteran Horse Track Starter Dies at 73 BALTIMORE, Aug. bnrn Jim Milton, who mLssed only one race In 35 years as a starter at Havre UP Grace race track, died Tuesday night in a Baltimore Hospital. From 1912 to 1(147. the 13-year- old turf official sent the horses away al every Havre I)e Grace inert ins and Uecame the head stailer for all Maryland's major nice darks.

Milton the fields away In runnhiKs of the i I'imlico and came to be regarded by raciut! as one ol the finest starters. A native of Waco. Texas, he out by working nn news-: papers, hut gave up a career In journalism after visit to a New Oilcans race track, ma 'I'he iron aijiumobile liuunds. nwl teel hi I lie average weigh about 2,600 The Senate Com-; tmtted another plan calling for mi'tte approval to (our i creation of a cabinet-rank Depurt- by dtcidins; the fllitiB o( welfare. The committee (IcferrtM action on that after McCarthy'.

opixt.ses the move, got into a with wlio is lor the plan. Kivinu touched off tlic brisk ex- by he hoped the loiiimictec would not let "a plan as tnrot'nous tliLs" lie defeated "by a yrinip who.se intete.sL i.s rc- of nvouijiiemiation tliat, they be rejected. Each of the plans thus will become effective August 2o at one in'anch of Cou- tfisitiijiroves before then, Tlte plans provide for: 3. dinners the operation and oi the post office. 1 TiatW-r of the National Se- antl tttc Nutioiui! Se- i'ltrity Rew.tu-i'cs Boru'ii to I he Executive Office- of the President.

3- the chairman of the Civil Pi-rvice Cotnmi.ssion re.spomii- rue- of rivil Jiroi'rams, regulations UKide ot the admini.straiton mote a.s the doctors is. 1 4. voter his ballot i 1 activities of the Mari- rven if he's in Buenos Aiies. Indo- tune Conm.is.sion by exccu- China, or anywhere eke live HUtnority in ihc chairman, in the bij. v.nrld.

I Truman aho has sub- New Absentee Voting Bill Signed Into Law By Missouri Governor JEFFERSON CITY. Aug. the next statewide election Missotirians may cast their ballots from anywhere in the world. Oov. Forrest.

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