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Pike Unlikely To Get AEC Post THE 3Q 195o Doubt Strikes Second Time With Camp At Valley Forge Truman will deliver the scoutmaster worricc FORGt, Pa. (f, gathered for their sec- oneninr of wornec i a vale of the past that may also he 3int to bivouacs in the future. You can look as far as your eyes Verl8ken TM "HI Oliver pot George Washington a i he have been too country he founded point to bivouacs in the future. through f- wintry agony of doubt' explorin the Valle Fo area much What's be- much heed to the battle expressed wish that they recpn-jhad aider their turn-down of Sumnerjask the Senate T. Pike for a new four-year term'nomination, on the Atomic Energy Commis sion.

C.HI..UCU JrV i i (Muajict-uii i hind it all?" niaxit- tiie lii lwri aa iiij as your eyes the' ragged continental lui; neea tn cattle And to visitor who has seen news conference gar aC these reachin up niarch toward ev lo ments In the Par East. A war there i a kLid of shadow n. ei hills, and break your heart with victory. jamboree is an exciting thing and er years late- to the' after a11 the are boys not men. Itj" thiS encam of youth, youth time Washington's ls first tri awa TMm home so mnoc it should never be from here into bat-j foiRmany bruised but should go on having, tlley Forge he scoutmaster worrit.

They ask newsmen repeatedly: IMMIGRANT FLOW NEW YORK From X778 to 1820 the number of Europeans who migrated to the U. S. totaled RE31OVED NEW DELHI-- India has removed all eigns of the crown from its coins and currency, stamps, seals and iniiitarv irisignia. WASHINGTON Sejiate Mr. Truman members of the Joint at his Committee showed little sign today I terday.

Five of the rdne senators ms ana Ureak vour a victory Al 6 UU aoiui of heedir.gr President the Senate-Hous- and hope for what ou see 172 years later to the' after a11 the are bo not men. Itj voted earlier in" the' day to iri i Tents and i month the tune WashingtonV" tepe some 47,000 Amcri-isoldiers tipped from here into bat in its Union Milk Workers On has taken long Valley Forge of! toward off Korea. A a ij 0 their lore of wood and field and has become a miliiarv strea TM- heat now. to reject rT J1UiUii su i An.ien-isol FlXe Bey Scouts and comrades from i tie, the foreign countries. They UNDER THE LAU cff the commission i tonight leaving the AEC two imembers short of its authorized i five-man strength.

Pike has bc-en as acting chairman. i 'I do not believe there will be 1 have lived' AmericA has had to adopt that jany change in the vote of the up tc cl je 4 0-yeai-old-scout mot to: Prepared." It has committee members on Mr. Pjke cout Tllotl "Be Prepared." In a aiso forcibly started to carry out McMahon (D-Conn) con'i- ew ys ihcy iiave i a pleder'es consistent chairman, commented' a so neat ant5 well-policed ft: with its national safety which hopeful that the Senate v-1n rai3e TMm even the are in keying with the cout oath: differently about him and! haply arm help pther people at all times: Point cadets could keep physically strong, even they wouldn't jmentally awake, and morally quick enthusiasm-straight." 'S beyond discipline. And thM is the substance of the an odd and sudden irony message jicout leaders expect Presi- But the Korean war has many a'fun tJiit, way forever. Job Again.

PITTSBURGH three-week strike which choked off all but emergency vote to confirm him deliveries to 2.300,000 residents or! One of Pike's "onponents the Pittsbm-gh area ended anonymity, agreed' n1 1 'was little likelihood 0 the dearly o.OOO AFL members ac-iwould be changed. i boom-j McMahon told reporters only a I would make no attempt to 20 SAYIHO 0 there WHEREVER YOU GO FOR TNE FOURTH OF JULY Plan i Cool, Pleasant and Plan To Fly! Make Your Reservations Early Phone 2-7311 America's largest-selling full year old straight Kentucky War proof. Age DiS. with 1 gin tomorrow in Pittsbur six nearby counties. Beaver, ler, Fayette, Greene, Lawrence and ed i Washington ceded piuately that Ice cream deliveries began 10 Was an opeii reconinien, ackers cor '-i his confirma-: livery in the Pittsburgh area today.

Throughout the strike the" union--Local 205, AFL Milk Ice Cream Salesmen and Employes maintained an gency system to furnish milk to persons certified by physicians 101156 members of the committee! and to homes, hospitals and ciok no art irt the ol! because! i i i vn House docs not act on Dres-i appointments. 1 Three of the Republicans, Sen- Po, Fom and one Servator Edwin -'ohnson'; 1 0 i to ut Dairv! a to ut yea 5" old Mame Republicar, at, ilk to lt a tem out of a job.i institutions. The drivers furnished by the union were not paid. The new contract runs" until May 1. 1952.

It may be reopened next afcors Hickenlooper of Iowa, Mil- May 1 for consideration of wage Ilkin of Colorado and Bricker of rates only. Ohio, told reporters separately The settlement provides a 44- th voted against Pike because hour week with 48" hours-pay un-i did not think he was coni-i til Nov. 1, 1950. for inside for the AEC job. ers.

Then the workers--about two-! Senator Knowland (R-Calif) ds-l thirds of the union's 3250 members! comment on his vote andi --will go on a 40-hour week with Johnson was out of town. i 48 work week n-ilh no pay cut. Voting for Pike were McMahon Driver-salesmen are guaranteed i Connally (D-Tex) Tydings (D- J12.50 daily under the new con- i MD) and Russell '(D-Ga tract. The union had asked $13.50.: The guarantee under the old contract was $10. Employes with 20 years' sen-ice got a three-week paid vacation.

The union had asked for three weeks after 35 years. All gains are retroactive to May 1, the contract expiration dale. Texas Crops Report Good Developm ent vTv-- Wheat harvest and corn and cotton development made good progress last week, but surface moisture was beginning to dwindle as hot. windy xveather prevailed. Ranges and pastures continued to supply generous quantities of feed over most of the state, the TJ.

S. Department of Agriculture reported yesterday. Row- ever. it said the "hot v.Wther was slowing new growth in home areas. Wheat harvest neared completion in the Low Rollins Plains.

was about rt jr out in Central High Plains counties and scrapping of the limited acreage was getting strarted in Northern High Plains counties. Corn continued making good development and early fields were Hearing maturity under favorable conditions. Cotton harvest was underway! in the Lower Tomato harvest was limited mainly to" Central and Eastern! counties where peak production' had been reached. A light har--- vest of lettuce was started in the Plainview section. Watermelon i harvest was becoming active in! Central counties.

Mid-season can- taloup areas were starting active 1 production. All cl.isses li vestock reoort- ed well. Leonard Pigott Is Graduated From University Leonard D. Pigott. son of Mr ar-d Mrs A.

W. Pigott from" Brownsville, graduated from the American University, Washington D. C. with distinction. Mr.

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