Southern Oregon miner., December 05, 1946, Image 8

Southern Oregon News Review. Thursday, December 5, 1946
New Era M akes Advent at Capitol
GOP Sweep Frees Truman
01 Burdensome Program
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By BAVKHAC.E
Yetes Analyst and Commentator.
W N U Service, 1616 E y e Street. N .W ..
W ashington, I). C.
W ASHINGTON. — There is a feel
of C hristinas in the W ashington a ir
w hich is prom pted by m ore than the
evanescence of the joyous s p irit o f
Noel — ju s t tr y
to get onto a
C onnecticut ave- |
nue ca r headed ¡5
fo r the F street fe
shopping district. £
The W hite House ™
presents its usual
decor o f pine and
ribboned wreath.
And, at this w r it­
ing, the ch ie f ten­
ant is, I believe,
d re a m in g
of a
M isso u ri C h ris t­
mas among his
friends.
Baukhage
W h e th e r he
spends the ho lid a y beneath his own
ro o ftre e o r the one w hich U ncle
Sam so generously provides, it can
be said th a t it w ill be a fa r m e rrie r
occasion than a ye a r ago. He w ill
be among his frie n d s as w e ll as
his fa m ily , and as one of his o ffic ia l
c irc le put it. w ith his •‘professed"
enemies (the opposite p a rty ) in pow­
er his "unprofessed” enemies (o ffi­
c ia lly his frie n d s) h a vin g no fu rth e r
o p p o rtu n ity to toss b ric k b a ts or
bandy threats about his head.
I re c a ll another crisp, cool w in te r
day last F e b ru a ry a y e a r ago, when
we wended our w ay to the P resi­
d ent’ s w eekly press and ra d io con­
ference, Bemused pansies ( I re ­
corded in this space) showed fro s t­
b itte n faces in the garden o f the
W hite House grounds.
We were discussing the d iffic u ltie s
and differences w hich President
T ru m a n a lre a d y was encountering
at the hands of his own p a rty in
congress.
‘ Congress has to be re a lis tic in
an election y e a r,” I quoted some­
one as saying, "T h e y are fa cin g
re a l issues. And the P resident's pro­
g ram isn’ t re a lis tic .”
•’W hether o r not i t is re a lis tic ,"
another m em ber of the group re ­
plied, “ i t isn’t his program . He in ­
h e rite d it. I t ’ s New Deal and New
D eal is Old H a t now. I t doesn't re p ­
resent H a rry T ru m a n 's ideas a t all,
b u t he has to go through w ith it . ”
As we look back, i t is p la in
enough th a t w hether it was New
Deal o r w hat i t was, the p ro g ra m
of the P resident was one th a t the
people rejected on election day, the
m o ra l obligations of the past, the e f­
fe ct of the pressure groups, the
ukase of the p a rty of bigw igs were
swept away and H a rry T rum an,
who d id n ’t w ant the job th a t was
th ru s t upon h im when death com­
manded, was made a free man.
The
P resident's
satisfaction
springs not fro m any s p irit of “ I
to ld you so" hurled at his alleged
supporters, not fro m any lack of
lo y a lty to a cause w e ll lost. It was
s im p ly the w e a ry but happy flood o f
re lie f of a m an who. having a tte m p t­
ed w hat he knew was an im possible
task, saw th a t task ended, and
frie n d and foe forced fa irly into the
open.
I
!
'
I
W a r T erm in a ted
H on eym oon W ith C ongress
M y m ind goes back to another
scene sh o rtly before the death of
P resident Roosevelt. I sat in the o f­
B A R T E R M A R T E S T A B L IS H E D . . . To discourage the black m a rk e t
fice of the vice president ta lk in g of
and to provide A llied personnel as w ell as G erm ans w ith a leg itim a te
days when the caissons went ro llin g
means of exchanging goods, a b a rte r m arket has been set up by A m e r­
along and both of us — m any m iles
ican m ilita ry governm ent in F ra n k fu rt, l'hc m a rk e t has proved very
a part — rode beside them.
We
popular.
ta lke d also of the then fo rth co m in g
San Francisco conference of the
U nited Nations and M r. T ru m a n 's
them e was w hat he fe lt to be his
function. P a ra d o x ic a lly enough—as
it turned out la te r—it was helping ’
establish liaison between congress !
and the W hite House, com plem ent­
ing the h ig h ly successful e ffo rt of [
S ecretary of State H u ll w hich re- I
suited in the fo rg in g of a b i-p a rti- !
san foreign policy. And in so short
a tim e , a fte r M r. T ru m a n became L A B O R :
and hour concessions fro m the gov­
President,
th a t liaison
between /V e il?
ernm ent.
C apitol H ill and 1600 Pennsylvania
Under the UMW governm ent con­
Once again it was John L. against
avenue snapped in tw ain, never to
tra ct. the m iners received $75.29
the
gove
rn
m
en
t!
be reunited.
T his tim e , W ashington appeared weekly fo r a 54-hour week, in con­
Three months a fte r the President
determ ined to force a showdown trast to $23 88 w eekly fo r a sh o rte r
took office I recorded: "T h e p o liti­
w ith the b u rly U nited M ine W ork­ week in 1939. L e w is ’ latest demands
cal a rm is tic e in W ashington w ill
ers ch ie fta in , but it had its jo b cut were said to ca ll fo r a 40-hour week
end s h o rtly a fte r the P resident's
out fo r it as 400.000 U M W m em bers w ith earnings a p p ro xim a tin g those
(T ru m a n 's ) re tu rn fro m B e rlin —
stood ste a d fa stly by th e ir leader fo r 54 hours.
by th a t tim e dom estic discontent
and both the A F L and CIO threw
A rriv a l of the la te st soft coal
w ill be c ry s ta lliz in g , the honeymoon
in th e ir support.
crisis saw the governm ent prepared
w ill be on the wane. . .
As in previous U M W w alkouts. fo r emergency d is trib u tio n o f b itu ­
And I then had the te m e rity to L ew is held a hand fu ll of aces. Pun­ minous stocks. O nly householders,
p re d ict that i f . . . “ the Japanese ish h im as it m ig h t try , there were hospitals, u tilitie s and other essen­
w a r should end . . . w ith in the the 400.000 s k ille d and irre p la ca b le tia l public services w ere to receive
year . . . P resident T ru m a n w ill m in e rs who refused to go down in to deliveries. R ailroads were sched­
be stripped of the p ro te ctin g a rm o r the p its before c la rific a tio n o f the uled to haul only food, clothing,
of the C om m ander-in-C hief. Then status o f th e ir c o n tra c t;
there m edicine, fuel and o ther necessi­
the slings and arrow s w hich even were a p p ro x im a te ly 12,000,000 m e m ­ ties and to reduce locom otive pas­
Roosevelt's enemies were w ont to bers o f organized la b o r who looked senger service by a p p ro xim a te ly 25
deflect to congress and other gov­ w ith
d is fa v o r upon governm ent per cent.
ernm ent agencies w ill be aim ed use o f the in ju n c tio n to bre a k a
H um m ing again a fte r the c rip ­
squarely at the m an in the W hite s trik e , and the courts were s till to
pling
strikes of last w in te r, indus­
House.”
decide the le g a lity o f te rm in a tin g tr y faced another slow-down to con­
T h a t prophesy re q u ire d no g ift the U M W -governm ent pact.
serve fuel supplies and spread them
of the occult. M r. T ru m a n knew it
B ut, encouraged by the c o u n try ’ s over the period of the w alkout.
then—o r I w o u ld n 't have.
o v e rw h e lm in g sw ing to the rig h t in
F ro m now on the P resident is his the recent elections and the possi­
own man. The le gislation he o f­ b ility th a t the courts m ig h t decide
L ike the A F L . the CIO watched
fers, w hatever its fate m ay be, w ill in his fa v o r in in te rp re tin g the legal
the coal s trik e w ith interest, not
be moulded to suit his own h e a rt’ s
only because of the in ju n ctio n p ro ­
desire. He has fought the fight to
ceedings ge n e ra lly condemned by
Coal Mining Red Style
the best o f his a b ility , assailed fro m
la b o r but also because L e w is’ ac­
From
Russia,
where
the
Com­
the rig h t and the le ft and the re a r
q u isitio n o f new wage concessions
munist commissariat has its tiun
as w ell as the front. Now he w ill
prom ised to blaze the way fo r boosts
method of settling labor problems,
w rite his own tic k e t, be it good or
a ll along the line.
comes
word
of
the
working
of
a
bad. F ew Presidents have had such
gigantic new coal held in northern
M eeting In A tla n tic C ity, where
an o p p o rtu n ity or faced a m ore
Siberia by slat e laborers from Lith­
John L. form ed the CIO 11 years
severe test.
uania, Estonia, Latvia, Ukraine and
ago, CIO Pres.
P h ilip M u rra y
Crimea. Consisting mostly of po­
sounded
the
b
a
ttle
c
ry fo r another
litical dissidents, the laborers are
round o f wage increases by la m e n t­
housed in wooden barracks and
in g the rise in prices w hich offset
subsist on porridge and 600 grams
previous boosts and assailing the
of
bread
daily.
About
)H
mines
Washington w ithdraw s fro m o ffi­ the New Deal follow ed Hoover's
have been developed in the 5,<X)0
uneven d is trib u tio n of w ealth.
c ia l a c tiv ity fo r the holidays w ith ­ e xit.
square mile field.
Seeking to in d ica te the extent to
out getting any real im p a ct of the
The D em ocrats had only a short
w hich
recent p rice rises have
advent of the new regim e. There in te rlu d e at the pie-counter between
has been the p re lim in a ry h u rly - T a ft and H a rd in g and th e ir re tu rn aspects of the case, P resident T ru ­ crossed out the 18‘/4 cent an hour
b u rly of reorganization on C apitol in 1933 came in the m id st of such m an was set to push John L. to the wage raise won by the CIO e a rlie r
H ill but the same old faces are a dom estic crisis, w ith the mad lim it in his e ffo rts to w rin g wage this ye a r, M u rra y said th a t steel
w o rke rs now are e a rn in g $13.04 less
e vident and the same old voices days o f the N R A fo llo w in g on the
a week than they d id la st M arch.
speak. The active R epublican le a d ­ heels of the bank holiday, th a t our
P o in tin g to the a b ility o f in d u stry to
ers in both houses of congress have a tte n tio i. was d iv e rte d fro m p o li­
bear h ig h e r wages, M u rra y said th a t
been so m uch in the lim e lig h t fo r tics. B u t w hat the D em ocrats d id to
profits in the la st q u a rte r of 1946
the la st ye a r anyhow th a t they the R epublican officeholders "w a s n ’ t
would to ta l 15 b illio n d o lla rs com ­
m e re ly appear to be stepping up,
good,” as one R epublican put i t
pared w ith 10 b illio n s fo r 1944.
ra th e r than stepping in. I t a ll seems recently. He added: "W e are going
quite routine and casual.
to do the same fo r th e m .”
There was' ju s t a touch of the
Congress begins w ith the Repub­
excite m e n t o f the beginning of a
lic
a n P re sid e ntia l p lu m w ith in eas­
new era when house and senate
The p u b lic received its firs t good
steering com m ittees had th e ir firs t ie r reach than any w hich have dan­
I look a t the L u stro m c o rp o ra tio n ’ s
gled in m any a year and i t is no
heralded po rce la in enameled steel
w onder m any hands are reaching
home in H insdale, 111., outside C hi­
h o p e fu lly fo r it. In fa ct, Senator
V andenberg
e a rly
sounded
the
cago, and the showing m arked an­
w a rn in g th a t m ore thoughts should
other step in the b a ttle of the com ­
be concentrated on the re sp o n sib il­
pany w ith the T u cke r autom obile
ities fo llo w in g the v ic to ry o f '46, and
corp o ra tion fo r possession of the
less on the p o ssib ilitie s of '48, fo r
huge Dodge-Chicago plant.
the good of a ll concerned.
The b a ttle took a sensational tu rn
w ith charges of Preston T ucker, the
The battle between the T a ftite s
auto m agnate, th a t a p ro m in e n t
and the a n ti-T a ftite s began even
W ashington a tto rn e y had prom ised
before election and the Ohio sena­
to use his influence in h a vin g the
to r h im s e lf is so dete rm in ed th a t
‘ P X ’ T R A IN IN J A P A N . . . The
N a tio n al H ousing a u th o rity rem and
this tim e he w ill w in the n o m in a ­
a rm y re c e n tly opened a new “ P X ”
its o rd e r tu rn in g the Dodge-Chicago
tion th a t he leans o ve r backw ard
tra in w hich tra v e ls throughout Ja­
p la n t to L u stro m i f given the T u ck­
to avoid c ritic is m . He refused to
pan to serve G .I.s and th e ir fa m ­
er co rp o ra tio n ’s le g a l business plus
go on a broadcast fo r even a three-
ilie s and other A llie d personnel
a stock interest. N am ed as the a t­
m in u te statem ent o f R epublican
w here other P X fa c ilitie s are un­
torney, Theodore G ra n ik vig o ro u sly
p o lic y and he took o ff fo r C entral
a v a ila b le .
denied the allegation.
A m e ric a
sh o rtly
th e re a fte r.
ALUS’ REVIEW
Labor Ranks \ iew Mine
Dispute as Wage Guide
Crisis
CIO Coal
Presidential Bee Hums
HOUSING:
New fCriiikle
FORECAST FOR 1947
Senator Taft
Politically Cautious
m eetings and m ade th e ir firs t o ffi­
cia l statem ents concerning le g is la ­
tion and p o licy. M ost of the steps
had been foreshadowed and the
change of venue was not fanfared.
The la st 14 years m ake up the
longest period o f lean years th a t
any p a rty has suffered. I witnessed
the end o f tw o 12-year drouths
through w hich the D em ocrats th irs t­
ed; close of the or.e th a t began
w ith W illia m M c K in le y and ended
w ith W illia m H ow ard T a ft, when
W ilson accompanied the “ new fre e ­
dom ” to the W hite House. A n d the
next, another 12-year period, when
I
Survey Shows Rise in Building
N E W YORK. — R epresenting an
increase of 35 per cent, 630,000
d w e llin g units w ill be constructed in
the 37 states east o f the R ocky
m ountains d u rin g 1947, according to
an estim ate made by Thomas S.
Holden, president of F. W. Dodge
co rp o ra tion ,
fa ct-fin d in g
o rgan­
ization fo r the construction in d u s try .
The fig u re represents a gain of 35
per cent in num ber o f units and 38
per cent in d o lla r volum e fro m the
a n ticip a te d 1946 totals. The estim ates
are based on e lim in a tio n n e xt ye a r
o f present p rio ritie s and allocations
o f m a te ria ls , Holden said.
F o r a ll construction, H olden said,
an increase o f 25 per cent is ex­ cost levels “ lo w e r than black m a r­
pected, b rin g in g the d o lla r to ta l to ket prices.”
Secs L a b o r Shortage.
m ore than $9,500,000,000 com pared
D e cla rin g th a t "th e m a jo r b o ttle ­
w ith $7,700,000,000 this ye a r in the
states surveyed.
neck w ill be shortage o f skille d la ­
H olden said i t was probable con­ b o r,” H olden said th a t w h ile ap­
s tru c tio n a c tiv ity would continue p re n tice tra in in g has been stepped
on an in creasing scale w ith o u t se ri­ up, " re c ru itm e n t has not kept pace
ous setback and added, " i f this w ith needs in a nu m b e r o f Im p o r­
tu rn s out to be tru e , construction ta n t tra d e s.”
m a y be the p rin c ip a l sustaining ac­
The estim ated increase in re s i­
t iv ity tending to m oderate the Im ­ d e n tia l b u ild in g , he said, was based
pa ct o f p rice recession on the gen­ on assum ption th a t new construc­
tio n w ill be co m p le te ly exem pted
e ra l business s tru c tu re ."
D e co n tro l of m a te ria l prices w ill fro m re n t ceilings, w hich he de-
s tim u la te Increased o u tp u t o f m any crlb e d as "th o p rin c ip a l deterrent»
scarce Item s, H olden said, w ith ne\y to a p a rtm e n t b u ild in g .”
Happy Days for
Sluggish Folks
M O K E D U P L IC A T IO N
W ASHINGTO N — P resident T ru ­
m an is a sincere, hard -p lu g g in g ad­
vocate o f unified arm ed services, but
he should persuade his a rm y to obey
the p o licy of its co m m under-lu-chief.
A t present the a rm y is b u ild in g a
speciol w ing to W a lte r Reed hos­
p ita l at 12th and D ahlia streets in
W ashington w hich w ill e xa ctly d u p li­
cate the navy's.
T h is w ing is to take care o f the
P resident o f the U nited States.
S im ultaneously, the navy also has
a floor o f its Bethesda N a va l hospi
ta i reserved fo r the President. I t Is
a ll set to take care o f h im at any
tim e .
However, m e d icu l officers
have changed in the W hite House
and a navy doctor is n 't in com m and
any m ore. The a rm y now runs the
show.
Roosevelt, alw ays p a rtia l to the
navy, appointed A d n i. Ross M c In ­
tire W hite House physician. B u t T ru ­
m an, who served in the a rm y , se­
lected B rig . Gen. W allace G raham
as W hite House physician.
And o f course an a rm y doctor does
not ‘lik e to p ra ctice in a n a va l hos­
p ita l. T herefore the a rm y m e d ica l
corps, w a nting to avoid the h u m ility
of sending the P resident to a naval
hospital, authorized a new w ing to
the W a lte r Reed A rm y hospital.
Thus, at the expense o f thousands
o f feet of scarce lu m b e r, tons of
stra te g ic m e ta l and several thousand
b ricks, the special w in g fo r the
P resident is being b u ilt.
• • •
U.S. VS. U.S.S.R . D E M O C R A C Y
S ec re tary
of State J im m y
Byrnes has been tellin g the fol­
lowing story about the d iffe r­
ence between dem ocracy in Rus­
sia and the United Stales.
“ An A m erican so ldier,” he re­
lates. “ was talking to a Russian
soldier in B erlin . The A m erican
said that in his country, he could
go to W ashington w ithout a per­
m it, go to the W hite House, w ait
his turn, get In to see the P resi­
dent and tell him th at he doesn't
lik e A m erican foreign pulley.
'T h a t’s d em o crac y,' said the
O.l.
" ‘T h a t's nothing,* the Russian
soldier replied. ‘In m y country
I can go to Moscow, knock on
the door of the K re m lin , w alk in,
w ait m y tu rn , see S talin, bang
on the desk and say, “ M r .
Stalin, I don't lik e T ru m a n 's for­
eign policy e ith e r!” And noth­
ing would happen to m e. T h a t’s
real dem ocracy.* ”
•
SUPPRESSED
•
WHEN CONS I INA LION inakos you ( . . I
punk an the dlckvna, b iln g * on atoniach
upaet, aour taate, satay diaconilort,
taka D r. C ald w ell*, fanioua m adiclna
to quickly pull tha trigger on lazy “ io -
n a td a ", and help you lea l b light and
chippei again.
DR. CALDWELL'S la tha w onderful aan-
na la ia tiv a contained in guud uld Syrup
Papain to m ake it to e a .y to taka.
MANY DOCTORS uaa papain prapara-
tiun a in praariipliona to m ake tha m ed i­
cine more palatable and agreeable to
taka. So be auia your la ia tiv a la con­
tained in Syrup Papain.
IN S IS T ON OR. CALDW ELL’S tho fa ­
vorite of nulliona for 50 yeare, and feel
that wholaHoma relief from conatipa-
tlon. Even finicky children love It.
CAUTION: Uaa only a t directed.
DR. CALDWELLS
SENNA LAXATIVE
C
SYRUP PEPSIN
ontained in
Relief At Last
For Your Cough
C reom uM on relieves p ro m p tly bo-
cause i t goes rig h t to th e «eut o f th e
tro u b le to help loosen and expel
Kerin laden phlegm, and o ld n n tu ro
to soothe and heal raw , tender, In ­
flam ed b ro nchial m u c o u s m e m ­
branes. T e ll your druggist to sell you
a bottle o f Creomulston w ith th e u n ­
derstanding you m ust like tho way It
q u ickly allays the cough o r yo u aro
to have your money back.
C R E O M U L S IO N
for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
m ake
A V IA T IO N
your
c a re e r
trarre
A r m T e c h w ill »rein you for a eur-
r e e t f u l « n r r r r in A v i a t i o n . A e ro «
n a u tic a l E n g in e e rin g —-A ir« r e ft an«l
Engine Mediant«« < A Ai K ) < onrere.
T h o r o u g h , o r a r ti« a l t r a i n in g b y
o u tstand ing vacuity. M o d e m E q u ip ­
m e n t . Im m e d ia t e e n r o llm e n t ■ »-
im r -l.
W f i t r f .- i I r r r b o o fc lg t M
V M l
th e school. A pproved foe Veterane.
AERO IN IU TtlES TECHNICAL WSTIMTE
Dept. W
Oakland Municipal Airport, Oakland, Cal.
A E R O TECH
•
REPORT
W hile P resident T ru m a n and oth­
er high governm ent o fficia ls con­
tin u e th e ir enthusiastic support o f
the new P h ilip p in e g overnm ent of
P resident
Roxas,
there
re m a in
locked in the files of the W hite
House and A tto rn e y Gen. Tom
C la rk tw o copies o f a re p o rt which,
i f m ade p ublic, has explosive power
n e a rly as g re a t as th a t of the sup­
pressed Rogge report.
The P h ilip p in e re p o rt was w ritte n
by a special in ve stig a to r sent to
M a n ila la st w in te r to determ ine
w hat action should be taken against
islanders who had collaborated w ith
Ja p occupation a u th o ritie s. Inside
fa c t is it pins g u ilt on n e a rly a ll the
leaders o f the present P h ilip p in e ad­
m in is tra tio n . D ocum entary evidence
of co lla b o ra tio n ist records of a la rg e
p a rt o f the present senate, cabinet
and P resident Roxas h im se lf is in ­
cluded.
The charges include such c rim ­
in a l acts as a id in g the Japs to wipe
out p a trio t g u e rrilla s , co nspiring to
seize food fro m fam ished F ilip in o s
fo r use by the Jap arm ies, in a ddi­
tio n to the d e cla ra tio n o f w a r against
the U nited States in 1944.
A lthough the vast m a jo rity of the
F ilip in o s hated and resisted the
Japs, co rru p tio n spread through the
top la ye rs o f p o litic a l and in d u s tria l
leaders. R esult was th a t the ju stice
d e p a rtm e n t
in ve stig a to rs
recom ­
mended th a t the m ost im p o rta n t col­
la b o ra tio n is t clique be trie d not in
the P h ilip p in e s, where it would be
d iffic u lt to find a n a tive co h rt com ­
p le te ly free o f bias, but in San F ra n ­
cisco.
Reason this recom m endation was
never acted upon, o fficia ls say, was
la rg e ly Gen. Douglas M a cA rth u r.
U N D ER TH E DOME
Speaker Sam R ayburn doesn’ t
w ant the jo b of m in o rity leader.
Southern congressm en are not en­
th u sia stic o ver co n tin u in g the lead­
e rsh ip of M assachusetts' John M c­
C orm ack and they have the votes to
p u t h im in o r out. . . . One fixtu re in
the ca p ito l regardless of p o litic a l
tu rn o v e r w ill be the Rev. James
Shera M o ntgom ery, the house chap­
la in . A ppointed by the Republicans
in 1921, he was continued by the
D em ocrats.
M E R R Y GO R O UN D
A ll cabinet m em bers are strength-
ening th e ir le gal staffs, know ing they
face the m ost exhaustive series of
congressional investigations in the
la st 20 years. . . . R e tirin g Speaker
Sam R a yburn te lls frie n d s th a t he
w ill serve in the house only one
m ore te rm . Sam has been a con­
gressional fix tu re fo r 35 years, now
w ants to re tire . . . . N ine m em bers
o f the new senate are fo rm e r news­
paper men and publishers; three are
fo rm e r teachers. S ixty-fo u r senators
are law yers, the la rg e st group.
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