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By Oliver W. DeWolf
WASHINGTON. Au. 20
Rep. Voryi (R-Ohio) said today
the house voted a "lack of con
fidence" in the administration's
foreign policy when It chopped In
two the administration's $1,160,
990,600 arms aid program for wes
tern Europe.
turn, had demonstrated its lack
of confidence in the house.
The ; Ohio lawmaker, a high
ranking republican member of
the house foreign affairs commit
tee. offered his analysis of the
administration's staggering set
back as Truman supporters in
the senate surveyed the wreck
ast and laid plans for a fresh
start.
Ne Policy for Half the Werld
Vorys called attention to the
administration's determined stiff
arming of moves to provide wea
pons for non-communist China,
and declared:
"The administration presented
no foreign policy for half the
world; the house showed only
half confidence In their policy for
the other half."
"Members of the house were
not consulted in the formulation
of the plan or the drafting of the
legislation that was introduced,"
he said in a statement. "All at
. tempts at a workable compromise
before going i to the floor were
rejected."
To Go Behind Doors
The senate foreign relations and
armed services committees, which
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'H ' -; fucsdav tot ret down to! details'
on the bill which is aimed at
staving off I Russian aggression.
Senator j Connally (D-Te),
chairman o the foreign relations
group, bugled a call for approval
of the full; $1,450,000,000 sought
by the administration.
This is no time for piecemeal
treatment,' j Connally said. To
cut the amount as was done" by
the house 'will be exploited i by
communist ! states as a lack? of
sincerity oh our part, and will
discourage and depress the mem
bers of the North Atlantic pact.1
The administration knows, how
ever, It faces a big Job in trying
to get senate approval oi(tneiuu
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Both Employer,
Union Guilty in
NLRB Case j
WASHINGTON, Aug. 0 IwV
Both union and employer today
were ruled liable for the back
wages of ah employe held to have
been illegally laid off af; the
union s insistence. r
The national labor relations
board decision said the worker can
collect only wages actually! lost.
The board didn't say how the pay
ment should be divided between
union and; employer. But if . one
can't pay the other must hand over
the full amount.
Officials' described it as the first
decision bf- the NLRB In a con
tested case on the Taft-Hartley
act's provision making a Union as
well as an employer liable for back
pay in certain cases of illegal dis
crimination. I sj
Employers alone were liable un
der the law (Wagner act) before
the Taft-Hartley act was passed
by the 80th congress.
The NLRB, deciding this case.
ordered a New York truck oper
ator and a local of the AFLteam
sters union to reimburse an em
ploye for wages lost when he was
laid off for being behind in union
dues. It held an agreement for a
union shop was not yet effective
and that a closed shop contract
had expired.
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!CHICAGO-(INS)-Bankruptcy proceedings have rung the death
knell of the faboulous Grisby-Gmnow ndio empire which once pro-t
duced $60,000,000 worth of Majestic radio? in a single year.
Profits were more than $5,000,000 annually. The value of the
stock soared from $40 a share to $1,100 in less than 18 months.
j William C. Grunow promotional geniu. of the company, built
$400,000 house in Chicago s subur
ban: River Forest.
Grunow equipped the home with
orange marble bathrooms and gold j
water faucets. He installed a , -wr y- -m
bowling alley in the basement and Jf QH (T l0 1)111 S
Three-Vear Rise
All this was but three short years
from the time he had been a sal
aried auditor in Bertram J. Gris
by'i little auto parts firm.
Grigsby and Grunow pooled
their limited resources in
and their radio firm clicked to fan
Cat Mothers
PORTLAND. Aug. 20-.-Becky
a cat with unorthodox ideas, aci
quired three more children toda
all birds. j
Becky never had anv kittens of
1927 'ner cv,n- Du ner mother complei
came oui several, uays ago wnen
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tastic financial heights within the
nekt two or three year;.
This was in the golden era when
every concern and industry was
pyramiding earnings and develop
ment ideas into almost incredibly
sprawling expansion programs.
Grigsby-Grunow proved no ex
ception. The company announced
it was creating, a subsidiary to
manufacture refrigerators. Stock
buyers flocked to get on another
"sure thing."
Stock Price Soars
Wall Street broke a precedent
to 'list the stock even before the
new company was In operation.
Immediately, the stock climbed to
several times its par value.
Grigsby, a former trolley con
ductor, decided to build a new
plant which would be the most
modern electrical manufacturing
center in the world.
The plant, located In Chicago,
cost $9,000,000 to construct and
several times that much to equip.
It hardly had produced its first
refrigerator when the 1929 stock
crash hit the world's markets.
Go Into Decline
Grigsby-Grunow, its reserves
depleted by the new building, went
into a sickening decline. Its stock
sold for only 40 cents in 1933.
When a creditor presented a bill
for only $14,000 the subsidiary firm
went bankrupt.
Both Grigsby and Grunow man
aged to salvage personal fortunes
from the crash. Grigsby retired
to a Barrington, 111., farm. He
was reported to have established
a million dollars in trust funds for
his wife and children.
Grunow swung over to Wal-O-Wil
farms where he enjoyed suc
cess in the chicken business.
; The Majestic Radio and Tele
The Majestic Radio and Tele
bly along to fade to an inglorious
end in the spring of 1949 in bankruptcy.
she found two fledging robins un
der a bush.
One was dead. Becky refused td
leave the other. So Louis Nirschl,
Becky's owner, brought the babjr
bird inio the house. Becky nug
gled the rcbir up to her and other
wise mothered iL f
When friends came across three
other robins still too young to fly,
they brought them over. The cat
appeared delighted. She now moth
ers all four. . ?
; Chuck Rayner, New York Rang
er goalie, turned in seven shut
outs and nine one-goal games last
season.
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Bebe Shopn. "Miss America" of 1948, plays volleyball on the
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Discovery of Gold
SYDNEY -CP)- Municipal coun
cil workers digging holes for tree
planting recently struck glitter
ing gold at 2 feet quite close to
the main street of Kalgoorlie,
West Australian gold mining cen
ter. However, they did not dig
up the roads to follow the lead;
the local authorities would have
taken a poor view of that. Such
discoveries in the town's center
arc not uncommon.
In medieval 'times, warring
armies agreed not to campaign
against each other during winter.
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Neuner Clarifies
Law Providing for
Road Improvement
Improvement of dedicated and
platted -streets outside towns may
proceed, under a 1949 state law.
when petitioned by 75 per cent of
the adacent property owners rep
resenting 75 per cent of the abut
ting 'property, Attorney General
Neuner ruled Saturday. The opin
ion was requested by Marion
county court. ; .
Wording of the new legislation
was interpreted recently by Dis
trict Attorney E. O. Stadter, jr.,
to require assent by all persons
residing along the involving road,
as well as ownes.
Under the law, owners may peti
tion for road improvement to be
done by county equipment and as
sessed back to the adjacent land
on a proportionate basis.
SPALDING NEW EDITOR
. PORTLAND, Aug. 20-(P)-John
B. Spalding was appointed editor
and manager of Automotive News
today, succeeding the late James
H. Cassell. Spalding had been as
sociate editor of the trade jour
nal, which is circulated in the
automotive industry of the Paci
fic northwest.
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