10 Th Ntwt-Revlw, Roieburg, Or. Tuts., Dee. 18, 1951
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Barkley Optimistic That Cease Fire Is Coming
WASHINGTON UP) V I c e
president Barkley said he Is "still
hopeful and optimistic" t h 1 1 a
cease fire can be arranged in Ko
rea by Dec. 27.
Barkley made the statement to
newsmen after giving President
Truman a report at the White
House on the recent Far Eastern
trip that took him to the front
lines in Korea.
The Vice President said he found
"an atmosphere of optimism"
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among the United Nations truce
negotiators. He said this feeling is
shared by the chief negotiator,
Adm. c. Turner Joy.
However, Barkley said, Joy
does not underestimate the dif
ficulties yet to be encountered.
He added that the chief negotiator
has exhibited a patience like that
of Job in dealing with tne Keas.
Barklev said he sees no reason
why negotiations, could not be re
opened II tne present Dec. u
deadline is passed without agree
ment being reached.
The Vice President said he told
Mr. Truman he never saw an
army better fed or better clothed
than the u. s. army in Korea.
"They all have warm, thick,
heavy clothing, and they have
marvelous food not less than
two hot meals a day and three if
possible."
Mr and Mrs Harry S Truman
i were married June 28, 1919
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ROSE TOURNEY QUEEN Nancy True Thome, 17-year-old
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Roses at Pasadena, Calif. As such she'll preside over the New
Year's Day activities to be climaxed by the Rose Bowl game
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Rail Dispute Ends After Union Ignores It
WASHINGTON UP) A presl-
dential emergency board has
completed hearings in the three
year labor dispute between the
major railroads and the Brother
hood of Locomotive Firemen and
Engincmen (Ind.).
Carroll R. Dauchterty. board
chairman, said in closing the case
that the union refused to the
end to furnish evidence to back its
contentions.
The union made only a nrelim-
inary statement when the hearings
started Nov. 27. Its representatives
then walked out and refused to
participate further, charging mem
bers of the board wilh bias.
The board is under White House
instructions to make a report by
Jan, 15 on ils recommendations
for settling the dispute.
The carriers and union have
agreed on an immediate wage in
crease of 34 cents an hour for
yard employes, and 19Vicen.s
an hour for road employes.
iney nave disagreed, however,
on the amount of a further in
crease for yard employes when
a 40-hour work week becomes ef
fective. The railroads offered to
pay four cents when the shorter
work week is adopted, the union
demanded cents hourly. There
is also disagreement on certain
working rule changes.
The growing, transportation, dis
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