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BIX MEDFORE OBE!20Nj KAIL TRIBUNE Thuriday; Ociobr 29. 1IB4 Political Committees Hurl New Charges in unem ploy men i hi ; Washington (U.B The He- Dubllcan and Democratic Na tional Committee hurled new claim ; and counter-claims at each other today in the boiling . controversy over unemployment, The GOP committee declared that public ' works programs Dtmsored by the administration nd the Republican controlled 83rd Congress will provide more than 9,000,000 man-years in new employment, if carried out Whole Siory Not Told Stephen A. Mitchell, national Democratic chairman, charged that President Elsenhower failed to "tell the whole story" when he claimed Monday night that unemployment has dropped 400, "When the President of the United States is speaking we should be entitled to expect a complete and accurate picture,' . Mitchell said, "especially when he Is being given free time by the radio and television net works for a supposedly pon politlcal report." r; Figures Wrong . Mitchell said the admlnistra- tlon's own figures show the un employment decline . between early September and early Octo ber was 358,000, not 400,000 as the President claimed, . He said a check at the Com merce Department also showed that the number of employed actually dropped 4000 between October and September some thing the President "failed to disclose." Consequently, Mitch ell declared, the drop in unem ployment is "not due to people getting ' Jobs" but, to the fact that ' "fewer people were seek ing work" because of such things s youngsters . returning to chool. -, But Republican chairman Leonard W. Hall said today that the new figures make Mitchell and Adlal Stevenson-"look silly" when the complain about unem ployment.' Jfew.Work Plans Told The GOP committee, In a sep arate statement, said the new employment that will be pro vided by 10 government public works programs and one "gov ernment stimulated'' projects is equivalent to ' year-long Jobs" for 9,174,000 American workers. Put another way, the committee said 1,605,398 new Jobs per year will bo generated for the life of the projects which will run from one to 10 years. : , The projects, as listed by the committee: ;,. '"' . .The proposed 1 air academy near Colorado Springs, Colo.; lease purchase of government VU.V 0 buildings; the St. Lawrence sea way and power projects; airport, shipbuilding, school, and medi cal programs; work on a new old age and survivors insurance headquarters; federal public works, and road construction, In addition, the committee said the new housing program will result in more jobs in the construction and building supply industries. Moslem Brotherhood May Make Egyptian Premier's Rule Uneasy Br CHARLES M. McCANN United Press Foreign Analyst The rule of Premier G a m a 1 Abdel Nasser Of Egypt is- likely to be increasingly uneasy from now on. A feud be tween him and the Moslem seems to have reached the stage of open warfare, and the Broth erhood, con ducts its war fare with bul- m.rie. Mciana let ana oomus. An attempt by a member of the Brotherhood to assassinate Nasser failed on Tuesday. Sup porters of Nasser set fire to the Cairo headquarters of the Brotherhood Wednesday, A state of emergency has been proclaimed throughout Egypt and barbed wire barriers have been set up around Nasser's office. . I . Cairo dispatches suggest that the government may soon start drastic purge of the Brother-, hood leadership. Brotherhood Outlawed The Brotherhood has been purged and outlawed at times during the last six years, but it always has come back and it appears now to be more, power ful than ever. : It was first outlawed, in 1948, by Premier Mahmoud Fahmy Nokrashy. Twenty ' days later the . : Brotherhood assassinated Nokrashy. The Brotherhood is a combin ed religious and political organ ization which, claims 1,000,000 members out of s total popula tion of 19,000,000. Its chief aims are to uphold the Moslem relig ion and to rid the country of all foreign influence. It tends Strongly to fanaticism, It draws its strength both from students, always a turbulent ele ment in Egypt, and from the pea santry. It is the first Egyptian political organization which has gone to the peasants who form nine-tenths of the population, for support. If it ever got into power, it would rule Egypt according to the strictest precepts of the Moslem religion. Nasser outlawed the Brother hood last January, accusing it of plotting to overthrow his regime. Hassan El-Hodeiby, the Brotherhood's chief, was jailed. But the outlawing did not stick, and Hodelby was released in March. Ever since January the Brotherhood has been feuding with Nasser. It has accused him of "appeasing" Israel, of trying to get the Arab states to ally themselves with Western "im perialist" countries, and of sell ing out to Britain in the Suez Canal evacuation negotiations. - Nasser has been trying to get the more moderate Brotherhood leaders to throw out Hodelby, and there is a feud within the organization, itself. Tension between the Brother hood and the government be came serious when the Suez Can al agreement was signed. Tues day's attempt to assassinate Nas ser was made at a big rally cele brating the agreement. The tension seems likely to increase now, and a tense Moslem Bro therhood member is a dangerous man.-, . Dog Tog Variations Adopted for Defense Chicago U.R) At least two cities have adopted varia tions of the dog tag and I.D. bracelet for civil defense, ac cording to the American Munici pal association. 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