Los Angeles Evening Citizen News from Hollywood, California • 9

jl-r A Hollywood CITIZEN-NEWS Tuesday Nov 16 1948 tM ttv EVERYBODY IS' TALKING ABOUT TH6 HIGH COST OP LIVING if Public Hearing Galled Oil 09PC Heurspasting Public berint will be held TheFCCitfr It bid news broadcasts the Kurniw a which three ndia evidence "landing to aubetintiateJOn ita owh motion the cortunU-faiima aii mntmiu ha a information submitted by Radio don had investigated WGAR and taw New Club- and that this brought WJR along with KMPG lUctards of Loa Angeles have HIRES SOMETHING you CAM a OOAGOUTir! bandied new broadcasts the Fed- rf ml Oomnninicitiona Oommission the of announced today Atimeud Wchawia according to radio atat- for the hearings will be set later utf the Associated Presa reported COMPLAINT 1TLED tram Washington I The Radio News Qub composed Richards is chief stockholder of of Loa Angeles radio station em-KMPC Loa Angetoa WGAR ployea last February filed a for-Oeveland and WJR Detroit mal complaint with the FOC con i' JCi i HOME ON WHEELS' JOURNEY LIES AHEAD FOR THESE FOUR trip Into Mexico and Central America "Home on is a converted bus Aileen Egan a writer left Mr and Mr Ted Wice and young Miss Toni Wiee try on for size the mobile dwelling place they will on a long The dub'i complaint charged that Richards notified his staff that news about specified bull-viduals groups and events be slanted distorted suppressed altered or otherwise treated in a fashion specified by Richards in order to promote his private views aid interests- in the political social and economic fields An employe wu discharged for not following the alleged instructions the complaint stated The FOC said it has called the hearing to give Richards a chance to testify STATEMENT PYank E-Mullen president of the three stations issued a statement declaring: 'All of these stations have followed a consistent policy of affording all civil educational religious and political organizations equal opportunity and equality of treatment Each such organization has repeatedly complimented the management by written testimonial Inasmuch as the commission has ordered a public hearing we shall present any additional Information as to our operations they may require "So far as-the issue is concerned nothing has been done by either A- Richards' the principal stockholder or any other penon connected with radio stations KMPC WJR and WGAR Justifying the charges made against them by local radio news dub of Hollywood are confident that at the hearing which the commission has ordered to be held theee charges will be shown to be without foundation" Beverly Hills Minister Has Article in Digest The Revj Roy Sommers deacon of All Saint's Episcopal Church Beverly Hills is author of an article entitled "The Angel and Mr appearing in the December Digest The Rev Sommers' article takes the form of an imaginary conversation based on the Abou Ben Adhem story -between an angel and a local businessman (Citizen-News photo) In World War there were 48(M)00 Marines Ninety-eight per cent of Marine officers and 89 per cent of Marine enlisted men served overseas during the war Of the total Marines in uniform 19000 Women Reserves SIT I Palestine Armistice Ordered By UN Security Council ns Mr taa usas vmtm IM TM nBtaa nasal Quins! braUal siMkis Am lobtttr ni An Agflf nMU Ann am it nasal Sara Xa tha Imam ml flaaaaar rtltm aataitala-Bsai at Daft nasal at tha Om Bar Daat year ant aaaa-las sat aasia te he TeMJas A savory deliclously-tender steak its rich fulces sealed under a hickory-broiled surface-wafting the most tantalizing of aromasl Your now at Star's! Start's ii a real steak house for steaks are the erfy entree C1ENEGA NORTH OF WIlSHIffi RESTAURANT ROW BEVERLY HILLS Open 5 pm Sundays 3 pjn CASH ment But their refusal to leave the Negev even temporarily confronted the council with troubles even before the resolution wu passed Arab spokesmen told the United Nations they would wage war In Palestine as- long there was a Jewish state to fight against Ahmar Shukalry of the Arab higher committee for Palestine served notice on the UN Political Committee that the Arabs still were determined to fight any par-tition of Palatine that gives the Jews a state Faria el Khourl of Syria rejecting a new armistice plan for Palestine told the UN Security Council that Israeli victories there did not mean that "they win win all the rounds which will follow" PARISH Nov 16 OD The United Nations Security Council today called on the Arabs and Jews to negotiate a permanent armistice in Palestine apd again ordered the Jewa to leave their recently-seized territory in the Negeve Acting in-the face of fresh Arab and Jewish defiance the Security Council took four votes to approve -the armistice plan in sections By a vote of 8 to 0 with Russia the Ukraine and Syria abstaining Jt adopted two parte of the armistice plan By a third vote of 8 to 1 with Russia and the Ukraine abstaining it adopted the part calling for the armistice The Jews welcomed the can for armistice negotiations'll the first step toward a formal peace settle rnn ANTIQUES Im ate 1 S2 SSiTE? iuwa Twrmr ESTATE APPRAISERS! 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