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THINKS IT IS UNWORKABLE nn ncrpc: i 1 a In Reuther Now Spurns Idea of 3rd Party Thursday. Dec. IBM DETROIT FREE PRESS 1 Vx Ops I I I FOR THI GOLFER 1 ON YOUR LIST! "Sr 1 II MICHIGAN'S LARQEJT VARIETY OF CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR enough to have something to say by insurance companies seeking about nominations, BT ROBERT TEREK Frr Tmt Ubof Wrll LOS ANGELES CJO Presi to handle the fund and ellmuia In another convention action Wednesday the CIO Invited both CIO members and the public to report any abuses they know of dent Walter P. Reuthat hu put hlmaelf aquardy In opposition to CADDY I V7 U4 formation of a tnirfl pouycaj in the administration of union Cracking down sharply at ths order, of th CIO, the union suspended all five locals. A featured speaker Wednesday was Mrs.

Eleanor Roosevelt Reuther Introduced her as "the First Lady of the World. The widow of the late President told delegates th world look to American labor to sst th oxampl for Improved working conditions. 1 Aad Iverytklsf lee the TALI MAN IHOUT MAM ITOUT MAN party In America. In an unexpected declaration of hii beliefs before the CIO con tion of commissions to full-Unas company or union officials acting as fund trustees. Ths CIO action was prompted by the uncovering in recent months of shady practices la the administration of welfare funds operated by five local of the CIO Retail and Depart ment Store Union In Jfew Vork.

CART II welfare funds. Arthur J. Goldberg, CIO fen S4IT RUSSELL VJlMJMJJll TR I-I4IC vention here Wednesday, weather stated flatly; 1 "Building eral counsel, said the union did not want to wait until its own investigations uncovered unethi A. M. to 4 P.

M. SAT. to 7 P. M. Writ tor folder Oftreft 11, Mick.

At Mil frvFerlil(i third parties will get no one anywhere." cal practices. THIS IS NOT because the Goldberg made his statements lh submitting a 25-page report by the CIO's standing committee on motives are wrong," he said, "it ethical practices. is beeause we ars dealing wun a political structure in America In what one delegate called a "declaration of war on chl-elers," the convention adopted the committee's recommendations. that doesn una ltseir iu "U'e have te deal with the problem in keeping with the realities of political life." 1. 1 special i It was considered basic These called for semi-annual audita of the multimillion-dollar S3 i57 A chance in Reuthers personal welfare funds, competitive bids political philosophy.

In the past, he has often indicated that a third party, made up of labor and farmer, was a potential i a jJ- Caddy Cart 4 i prlc lllltJJ Is pulling. Foldi in fifth 1 I 211 7 l0' Q95 I oaL Reuther denied strongly mat the CIO is a "taij to the Democratic kite." BUT THE CIO seeks progress, he said and "it is not our fault that It takes a microscope to find ft Republican candidate" who supports CIO principles. Reuther also declared himself MAM. ANS HQN CHOIRS to be "pure" In political life. 11)4 CJirsCCtO WOsoWa' J-JIIO 1 have never participated in single Democratic Party function as such," he said.

December Traffic Toll Climbs to 5 "If there is someone in CIO A J9B leadership who Is pure, I am one of those ruys," if- "In Michigan," Reuther eaid, endorsed the whole Demo These cratic elate for the first time because the only decent candi Detroit' December traffic dates were running on the Demo- "Ml toll mounted to five Wednes cratie slate." IL' The Republican candidates in DOWNTOVN STORES will be OPEN until 8:30 P.M. day when Hymaa Lefton, 63, of 3819 W. Grand wa struck as he crossed Taylor at Twelfth. Michigan, he said, were "anti-labor and reactionary." sicai uut The Gift That Police said he was hit by a RETJTHER'S REMARKS were car driven by Arlyn Meyerson, 29, of 18040 Marlow, a'deaf mute, Kteps Giving All Year THURSDAY and MONDAY EVENINGS; Meyerson said he did not see precipitated by a speech made by Michael Quill, president of the CIO Transport Worker's Perhaps yew are aiylng lom.on new and Lefton. Detroit now has 212 traffic Union, on the CIO's political action program.

bitter inttrumMi than thy new hov or, might for the beglnnv. At Wurlitier will Hn4 ut th right intlrwmtnt for Chritm giving. $15 DOWN fatalities this year compared to 193 in a comparable period a year ago. Fiv persons wre Quill advocated a CIO political party that would not necessarily Nothing furlhtr Ply Until Ftbrusry nominate presidential candidates killed in the first eight days of December both years. but which would be strong OUTSIDE THE city two other men died in auto crashes Leonard 3.

Campbell, 40, of ffftars tlpleasvrt 120 Bast Accordion Imported 120 bsi, 2 switch, 41 treble keys. Sturdily constructed, warm rich ton, light ning octian Ideal gift for the itwdeot. Toledo, was killed when his car rammed a railroad abutment on Detroit Gas Case Again In Courts Willow Run Expressway west of Schaefer in Dearborn. George R. Schneller, 29, of 415 S.

Campbell, Royal Oak, died In Mt. CarmeJ Mercy Hospital from Injuries suffered In a crash Tuesday night BY JAMES M. HASWEIX Of Oar WuhlBftoa Buraa until Christmas Higjins i Frank Himelhoch's J. L. Hudson Co.

Hughes Hatcher Opts Ivery Iv.slsf Till P.M. Irving's Kilgore Hurd Ernst Kern Co. King Brooks Men's Wear Ope Ivory Night Till Kline's Kosin's Clothes Os.a Ivery Ivenlsg Till P.M. S. S.

Kresge Co. McBryde Boot Shop Ope Mesdayt Till I Meyer Jewelry Opes Ivery Night The other driver involved In the head-on collision fatal to Carson's J. M. Citron Co. Clayton's Colonial Department Store Crowley's Detroit Camera Shop Op Till I P.M.

Fintex Clothes All Strs Ope Till Friedberg Jewelry, Inc. Fyfe's Good Housekeeping Shops 12S0 Library Ope Me, and Tburs. Nelghkerbood Ev.ry Iv.slsf Grinnell's D. J. Healy Shops E.

J. Hickey Co. Peoples Outfitting Co. Op M.S., Tssri. SK 'til T.

B. Rayl's Hardware Robinson Furniture Co. Ope Till Russek's Saltan, Inc. Sams, Inc. Op.

Ivery vlg Scholnicks, Inc. B. Sisgel Co. Harry Suffrin Weil I Co. Whaling's Wright Kay Co.

0R Messsy and Thursday Till 1:18 Wurlitzer Co. Opta Ivtry tvolni Till 1:30 WASHINGTON Dispute over Schneller is in serious condition who is to supply Detroit industry at Mt Carmel. He is Joseph N. I if DOWN Te fey Ififif fritf '4 and homes with natural gaa was Chonkich, 39, of J4071 Nadins, Oak Park. back in the courts again Wed' nesday.

The Panhandle Eastern Pipe AS THE killer month con ft Hit yuiig hthcat Clarinets Th perfect gift for future "lenny Good brand new clarinet too smooth Hn fin ton. (Com Mt) tinued to grind out it tribute line Co. asked the Circuit Court of Appeals at Philadelphia to of human lives, Traffic Director block construction of the pro. pesed 130-million-dollar Amert James A. Hoyo suggested that pedestrians wear light colored can-Louisiana Gas pipe line.

Panhandle is one of two suppliers of natural gas to the clothing at night. Most of the fatal accidents occur at night he eaid, and light colors are much easier to see at night. He further urged pedestrians crossing busy streets to mak sure they can get all the way across before they start, rather $io D0WN JJ I Nothing furthtt I 7 I 1 Jefty Until 'fty' I street wTn VlShtSi So taty play Electric Spanish Guitar Outfit 89 This An Soonith Guitar coms cmplte with amplifier. A uoU Hy for beginner. (Cat tn) MeweUm vhri tnm $T9 ui ixnnn -J y-virii 1 iuitlj Michigan Consolidated Gas of Detroit.

The other is the Michigan Wisconsin Pipeline Co. Michigan Consolidated, Michigan-Wisconsin and the American-Louisiana Pipeline are all subsidiaries of American Natural Gas PANHANDLE asked th court to stay a Federal Power Commission order granting American-Louisiana a "certificate" to build th tin. American-Louisiana said In Detroit Wednesday night It will ask that the court deny Panhandle's request. "This is Just another attempt by Panhandle to block construction of a new pipeline which will eliminate the present shortage of natural gas In the area served by the Michigan Consolidated Ga an American-Louisiana spokesman said. 07 nf -WuRLlIZER- omi iifl ti iiso 1509 BROADWAY Saturdays 'Til I P.M.

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