The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 7

MONDAY, MAY IS, 1949 (ARK.) COURIEK NEWS PAGE SEVMT House to Vote On Housing Deal Democrats Seeking To Give Truman at Least One Victory By M. t.r May WASHINGTON, May IS. DcmocraUc leaders hope to hand President Truman Uiis week, at last, one major victory In his program. This would lie In housing. The House tentatively set a vote for Thursday or Friday on the administration's rmilll-bUllon dollar housing bill, it calls for a far-thing program of slum clearance, low- rent public housing and farm hous- aids.

House passapp would head the legislation toward the President's desk. The Senate approved ft April 31 by a top-heavy 57 to 13 vote. However, there still Is a possibility the measure may be delayed In the House Rules committee. Moreover, Republicans some Democrats are expected to try to amend it on the. floor.

Faces Slow. Itnuth (lolnf Nfeanwhile. other parts of Mr. Truman's program still hit rough or slow going. In the first four and a half months of this Congress Mr.

Truman has seen passed only one major bill based on his domestic legislative proposals of the 1948 poli- iiral campaign. That one. conlinu- rent control, was not quite lie wanted, in number of Now, with only two and half months remaining before Congress Is supposed to adjourn, here Is about the way other portions of his program are Retting on: blocs on both sides of the capitol are crying for slashes in government Instead of tax boosts. Mr. Truman wants M.000.000.000 tax Increase.

If congress cannot balance the budget by economy, it may try to find means of getting more money In the treasury in the fiscal year beginning July 1. nrf behind the ncenes efforts To find compromise, following House defeat of the first effort of administration forces to repeal the Tail-Hartley labor law. No date is set yet for a new showdown in either house. The problem is to find a way to deal with tional emergency strikes. This Involves decisions on whether to use Injunctions, plant seizures, or both.

Mouse Studiel "uueallm Kill Social House Ways Means committee now is on bill. Indications now are that it is disposed to write one to Mr. Truman's liking, going well along the way with his requests for extension of old age insurance to many millions more persons, and boasting benefits. But this bill may get caught In a session-end legislative logjam. Senate has approved bill providing MOO.000,000 in federal aid to schools.

Democratic leaders think it has good chance or passing the House, too. Civil Senate filibuster stopped such legislation early In the session. Efforts to write anti- segregation amendments into housing and labor bills have been defeated. Some friends of anti-segregation legislation want it handled Independently, and a House subcommittee now is working on a general civil rights measure. There is doubt it -will pass at this session of Congress.

Trumans' proposal for a national health insurance payroll taxes and government of doctor and hospital will not get to a vote until 1950. and its face is doubtful then, roreign House has Staphorsters Pull Ostrich Act to Avoid 'Evil Eye' Young girls of Staphnrst, an intensely religious arid Isolated community In nnltnnrl, pull HIP it 1 black aprons over Iheir bends as an American photographer, passing nn open c.ir, nttomplcrt to a picture. Slaphorslers actunlly fenr cameras nnd will do anything to avoid boinp photnurnnhrd. 14 Methodist Bishops Support Atlantic Pact Grateful Is Grateful As Dog 'finds Himself NEW YORK, May IS. (VTi Fourteen Methodist bishop.

1 have Be nounced disagreement with a church a classified ad that brought commission's report, which refused his u-nndcrlng rtog. OS ANGELES, May 16 Grateful is grateful today for back to back the Atlantic Pact. The 14 bishops, in statement Friday, snid they support the pact "with the necessary controls for its I promotion of peace because in our opinion it will help to advance and protect the ideals for which our nation poured out life and treasure in two world conflicts. 1 The referred to a resolution adopted May 2 at Chicago by the church's 27-member commission on world pence. The 14 bishops said the commission.

although an official church body, "was speaking only for the 27 members (bishops, ministers and laymen) who compose It." Bishops signing the statement eluded Paul E. Martin, Uttte Rock. efl i fenmle springer spaniel, left home last Wednesday mid aj ppared yesterday at the door Stanley T. Gray, miles awn The dog was carry ing a copy of tl: Los Anodes Times In her nmuth. Gray looked through the lust an found nils in the paper, found or fitting the dop's description, an telephoned Grateful.

As early as 1740, three Marine regiments were recruited in America, assembled in New York and performed valiant- service in the West Indcs lor the Royal British Navy. voted to continue the reciprocal trade act. Senate approval Is expected well before the lnw expires June 30- are hound to liave a povrrnment support system in 1950, but what it will be just about anybody's guess. It in not likely to be more than a small par I of the administration's new "production payment" program that some farm orgiin- Izatinns have attacked as a subsidy of "dole" program. If the housing bill gets to a vote it will top a busy week.

00,000 Refugees jiven Shelter in Camps in Trieste ROME --L1V- Over tUO.OUO ief- nud pii.soneis of from utern Kurnpc passed through rleste's IriuisU ennips Alnre the iri of the wtvr. Hie Allied Military ovemnient AMO) of Hie Tree 'iiitnry sny.v Sliu'o May the vrfiiRee I'innps i Trieste ton-dory RHVP slu'lter to 0,741 refugees from enstern Kurc in count ill's, 1 prisoners ot nr, niul to IO.HISI Ittiliau dllmis ho abundonnl the Conner ItalLnn astern torrltories n.sslRurd to YIIBO- nvin Ijy the peace trnily. The rrfuuees ixnd prisoners of wur cured for by officials cif the irlUsli. Amrilrnn. Swiss.

Yugoslav, ml itnlliin Cross ions, They sent to dlsplncec: ciUiipK In Itiily ihelr coujitries. The largest shipment to Iruve 'i Imlr tn 1 MM ihe roceni nm iiortrd the "OimrinlK Buy" whei rcluKec.s from Poland and Ui roimlrii's from DP eninps IT'S tern Ciernwiiy left for i tortile The AMO never eoiisUtered tin conditions of Die transit en nip )e Therefore nev mUdlngs are being consl nicted ti RIVP bet let' niTomoiliiliim to refn PS In Tries! e. AMO Is uccotintiiiR wllh the In inn ii) Hefucees for the use of transit enni ft ha He for the Western ran sallhiR lor Ihe eni and Australia. Tlio dr.v-fnrmlnR; aieiu nf Nc Mexlc-o are mostly In (he imrll eastern one-fomlh o( thr state an n-R the enstern border. "Thai I'm going to get GENERAL CONTRACT PURCHASE CORPORATION to finance a car for us!" RITZ THEATRE Manila, Ark.

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