1 . TJta Nw-Kiw, IUBarf Or. Thure., Fab. 23, 1950
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while the piu were under federil
centre!.
The eeiitire questioa wn brought
ia casually during a session of a
Senate judiciary committee where
wui:am Green, president of we
Americas Federation of Labor, u
the witneu.
Greea told the aetutora he feels
aura the minera would go back
to work if the government teiied
the coal pita.
He added that he Is "not sure"
the time for aeiiing haa arrived,
but that he hid read in the news
papers that "the aituation ia criti
cal ia aome placei."
Creea waa before the commit
tee to oppoae a bill that would
make labor uniona aubject to the
anti-tniat lawa.
Lewie Spume CenceMlene
Although there waa no confirma
tion (rum the operator, it waa un
derstood several of them agreed to
grant Lewie a "package" of con-
cessions totaling M centa per day
per man. Lewia waa known to be
holding out for more than that.
Hii baiie demands, granted by
nearly 2.000 smaller companiee
mining 45,000.000 tone of coal, are
for a M-cent daily pay increase
above the present scale of $14.05
and a lS-cent boost in the welfare
fund royalty on each too of coal,
now 20 cents a ton.
If Lewie succeeds in obtaining a
new agreement with hia hoped-for
pay and welfare fund gains he
would be making an important eon
tract stride for the miners. How
ever, the National Coal association,
representing empioyera, estimatea
that the average soft coal miner
lost about $1,200 in pay last year
because of strikes and the three
day work week Imposed b Lewia.
Lewis haa said that the coal com
panics which screed to his new con
tract have added on 23'4 centa to
the cost of their ton of coal. The
major operators, with whom he is
bargaining under court order, in
sisted it would amount to much
more than that. They say they
would agree to continue the old con-
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ACTIVI CLUi'l OUISTS
Sidney I.eikea and Vie Lewia
were guests of the Roseburg Ac
tive club et the weekly breakfast
meeting Thursday morning at the
Miaiimar.
Lowell Alter bury announced a di
rector's meeting for Tuesday at
7:30 p at. in the office of Jim Oak
ley. He urged the attendance of
all members, aa aome important
business 1 up for consideration.
HEADS NAVAL GROUP
Comm. K. A. Ayers, assistant
district director of Novel Re
serve for the 13th Novel dis
trict, will head group ef three
ranking officers who will con
duct commissioning ceremonies
of the locel Novel Reserve heed
quartan tonight et t p. m. The
eHeir will be held et the locel
unit s quonset hut et the feir-
grounds.
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WILLIAMS IAKERY
tract until July 1, 19S1, but without
any increases.
Violence Continues
State police and roving pickets,
meanwhile played a grim game of
"hide-and-go-seek" today while
non-union minera carried guns to
enforce their right to work during
the soft coal strike.
Western Pennsylvania's ice-
coated highways were patrolled by
state policemen on the alert lor
new outbreaks such aa occurred
sporadically yesterday.
Peace officers in other soft coal-
producing states, including West
Virginia, also feared new violence.
Three diggers were beaten yes
terday at a strip (surface) mine
near Clearfield, Pa. The men who
inflicted the beatings promised to
return in full strengih today.
A 200-man caravan also struck
two mines near Pittsburgh and five
truck drivers were forced to dump
their loads of coal.
Sledge hammers were used to
wreck coal mine equipment at two
strip mine near Ligonier, Pa., and
coal was dumped at a big loading
platform near Murraysville, Pa.
Many non-union miners continued
to day to carry shotguns, revolvers
end tear gas bombs for proection
as they worked despite the current
strike of the United Mine Workers.
In west Virginia, peare officera
cracked down on 34 pickets ar
rested earlier in the week on
charges of conspiracy. Fourteen
Nicholas county men were held in
Atomic Paoca Parity
Idaej Is FrowMdJ Or
(Continued from peg One)
chairman. McMahon has advocated
that the United Slatea undertake a
$60,000,000,000 program of foreign
aid, including benefits to Russia,
aa a bold effort to obtain aa early
international agreement for control
of atomic energy.
Durham specified that he was
expressing a personal opinion. Nev
ertheless, what ha aaid closely par
allels the known opinion held by
top State department officials and
possibly by Mr. Truman himself
This view ia that there ia no
prospect now that Russia and the
Western powera could agree oa a
system of armament controls and
international inspection of atomic
plants, including H-bomb factories.
They therefor ar convinced
that a conference would result in
failure and that this might increase
the dangers of war in th world
by building up a sense of despair
and hopelessness among people ev
erywhere. Opposite View lapressod
The idea that the chancea for
agreement at this time ar a 1 must
non-existent was challenged yester
day by a former official of the
American embassy in Moscow.
Brig. Gen. Russell E. Randall,
retired air force officer who waa
an attache ia Moscow from Sep
tember, 194S to July, 1949, said he
believes the chancea for an under
standing with th Russians now
ar getting better than they have
ever been since th cold war start
ed
Randall declared that the H-bomb
is a force which the Russians "can
ecognue and fear" because of its
devastating possibilities. Me urge.1
that the united Mates tana tne
initiative in calling a peace con
ference to be held in Moscow with
Britain and Russia and possibly
other nations.
Carl Jeske rolled the fifth highest
triplicate in bowling history recent
triplicate in bowling history recent.
ly when ha acored 24T. 247, 247
741 in Milwaukee.
$1,000 bail each for the grand jury
in April. Nineteen other men and
women were ordered to appear
for a hearing before a magistrate
Saturday.
In Kentucky, the Knox county
grand jury continued its probe of
nisrurnsncea at two mines near
Barboursville.
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southern civil rights opponents had
filibustered relentlessly against an
anti-job discrimination measure
with enforcement teeth, backed by
President Truman'e foreea.
Th House waa ready for th fi
nal vote at J 20 a. m. when a techni
cality forced it to quit, putting off
the showdown until sometime after
noon.
Supporters of the administration
bill found little to their liking ia the
substitute measure bearing the
nam of Rep. McConnell (R-Pa.)
Southern Democrat who don't
want any kind of FEPC measure
indicated they would vote to recom
mit th McConnell bill. Thev ex
pected Strom Republican support
and maybe soma northern Demo
cratic support, as well.
The bill would create a five-
member federal commission to co
operate with atate and local agen
cies in voluntarily curbing Job dis
crimination against negroes or
.other minorities.
I The commission would hav
power to investigate and recom
mendbut it eouidn t issue cease
and desist orders and get them en
forced through federal court in
junctions, aa under the administra
tion bill.
The Dixie members had tried
sine aooa Tuesday to block House
action on any kind of bill. They
forced repeated time-consuming
roll call votea and tried aeveral
time to tore adjournment
But administration Democrats
and a suable irouo of Republicans.
taking note of their political plat
form promises, made clear they
were willing to ait it out all night
and again today if necessary to
wear down th southerners.
As it finally emerged, the Mc
Connell substitute in effect declares
that Congress doesn't approve of
discrimination in employment but
won't do anything harsh to pre
vent it.
The bill saya H ia the policy of
the United Statea to eliminate dis
crimination in employment oppor
tunities because of race, creed or
color. The Rous added physical
disabilities, and political affilia
tions to this listing, and tossed in
a provision that employment of
any member of the so-called mi
nority groups shall create a pre
sumption of ack of discrimination.
It also voted to deny any pro
tection of the bill to Communists
or persona belonging to Communist
fronts.
Other amendments would relieve
aa employer from the necessity of
hiring a minority group worker who
couldn't prove hia Qualifications:
discourage job discrimination be
cause of sex, and exempt the
Atomic Energy commission and its
contractors from th bill's provisions.
RIO PICKETS ROUTED
BRUSSELS, Feb. 23.-44t-.Thre
hundred gendarmes, carrying funs
and tear gas bombs, drove 100
picketing Communists away from
the Belgian ministry of defense
today. The pickets, shouting, "we
want peace," were protesting the
presence of Gen. Charlea T. Lan
ds rn, U. S. military assistance
chief for belgium.
Tht Weather
U. . Weather Bureau Offlo
Resefeuri, Oregon
Cloudy with llht rain today, a,
nlfht and Friday. LitH chant
m tempereture.
Hifhest tern, any F. 7t
Lowest tern, far any Fob. 1
Hifhest temp, yesterday .. 17
Lowest temp, lait M he a. 45
FrecipHetien last 24 hrs. M
Precipltetien from Feb. 1 114
Freciaitetied from Sept. 1 ..14.
Deficiency from Feb. 1 1.44
COCOA MAKINO SHOWN
How to make cocoa was demon
strated by Marjorie Bowker and
Judy Grecian at a meeting of th
Helping Hand, 4-H cooking club,
Friday, Feb. IT. The meeting waa
held at the home of Mrs. J. M.
Roark.
Leaders were Pat Roark and
Joan Richman. The club is sched
uled to meet again today (Thursday).
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