The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 2

(ARK.) COURIEU HEW! TUESDAY, JUKE 10, 1961 Fulbright Salvages Important Amendment To Act WASHINGTON (Jf, Sen. Fnl- hrieht of Arkansas salvaged In the BMiiU week whnt he regards most Important of several has proposed to change the Act. The Walsh-Healey Ml provides that firiru contracting to sell goods am" to the government must pay the prevailing wage sea! 1 It wa.s enacled keep government cortruUi from swciit siiops. However. Fiilbrifiht lias contend-, ed that as the act has been and is betas administered by Ihe Department Industry Is beinu Iro- 7ei in areas where it now exists and can't get established and thrive In other south for example.

1 Amendments Proposed He proposed three amendments to the net which he contends would i bring it into line with twliat ho re-I Sards as the oricinnl net of Congress The. Senate Banking Committee approved two of the.se. At this stnge President Truman critided the two amendments and I viRed the Senate to defeat them. Aware that he faced a losing fight. Fulurlght set out to effect coir.promise.

He dropped all of his 1 poposals excetp one which permits to review any administratU'e ordei or rcgiilation issued by the Labor Department under the act, Prnpoul Accepted The opposition accepted pro- nasal. Fnlbrlghl figured that If he Is correct in his view of the original Intent of the act. then a judicial review of the Labor Department's ciders would result in a correction ul the administrative ovdcr. Thus, he said, this one amendment ultimately could achieve the reforms he has In mind. said If an Infant Industry secldnc to get started in Arkansas is required (o pay the high wages paid In the industrial New England states then it Is doomed to failure.

Tnus. he said, it will be difficult lor new Industry to start In Arkansas and the south. He snlrt he favors Improving v.sqe.s and woikiiiK conditions for labor but that "first you have to have an Industry." For that reason. Fulbright said, he cannot see why Arkansas labT has come out In opposition to his proposals. Dope Wove Sweeps W.

German For First Time in History By WI1XY M. HORBACH HAMM, Germany dope is sweeping West Germany for the first time In history. Some 50.000 xddicls have become the nightmare of health and officials. Officials of the "main office for combatting drug dangers" In Hamm say the number of dope ad- dlcta has soared since the war. Marihuana, virtually unknown before the war.

Is being smuggled Into the country from abroad. It become a favorite Htimulant lor man yyuoht sraitUsotnhrdne, for many youths, and other Germans. The federal interior ministry Is wganlllng a narcotics bureau In effort to control Illegal trade in and to fight smuggling. Before the war 6,000 drug ad- dicU were registered by the Retch's Health Ministry In Berlin. Seven thousand others were under medical treatment.

fiffurM now have tripled, uid, but exact totals are not available alnce there Is no compulsory registration of drug Doctor! and health officials blame war nod the disastrous postwar for the new Qerman hut for Most of the II legal dope cornea from abandoned Wehnnacht stocks, plundered after the retreat of German Marihuana, often mentioned as he most dangerous drUR because Is inconspicuous, easy to use, comparatively cheap and easy to has been brought Into the by foreigners, sometimes occupation troops. Despite the stiff counter especially by he American military authorities, The marihuana trade flourishes. In recent months, German and Allied police have broken several dope rings In Western Germany By tight cooperation, drastic and Jail sentences and a de- antt-narcollcs campaign. German authorities are going out to check the dangerous dope Lrade. Appearance Won't Count, Georgia Court Rules ATLANTA Georgla'l Court of Appeals recently held a Moul- trle, man could recover from all automobile dealer because i car the latter sold ai a 1949 model actually was a 1948 model.

Ttie dealer's defense: the cal appearance of the 1948 and 194! models of the car (Hudson) varied so little that he was unable to tel them apart and honestly believed he was selling a 1949 model. Enter Today WIN FROM VT TEXAS OIL WELLS I OK ONI OF 899 OTHER VALUABLE PRIIES IN EASY DrPepper JINGLI CONTEST Get Your Entry Blank From Your Favorite Dealer Dr. Pepper Bottling Co. 315 E. Main Phone 2392 Your Dest advertising alue every day is LXefiniteiy COURIER NEWS Classified Advertising Come to Blytheville and see for yourself what happens when 84 progressive merchants and firms team up in a determined effort to give the people of this trade territory the greatest single day of money saving values in Blytheville's history.

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