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Senate Keeps
Price Controls
WASHINGTON 11 The Senate
defeated overwhelmingly Thursday
Republican effort to suspend all
price controls next Sept. 1.
The vote, turning- down a propos
al by Sen. Dirksen (R.-Ill.), was
54 to 27.
With legislative efforts to end
the steel' strike temporarily side
tracked, tie Senate resumed de
bate and voting on extension of the
entire system of defense controls,
due to expire at the end of this
month.
'ine oemue started me day oy
adopting by a voice vote another
amendment by Dirksen to all ex
empt payments under profit-sharing
plans in effect prior to Jan.
15. 1950, from the Wage Stabiliza
tion Program.
Dirksen later proposed that all
price lids be suspended Sept. 1 un
less the President found individual
items were in short supply or
threatened inflation.
Opposing the move, Sen. May
bank 'D.-S.O. floor manager for
the controls bill, told the Senate
the Dirksen amendment would
"kill price controls."
Administration forces were seek
in to consolidate a series of vic
tories and bring the measure to a
iinal vote.
In e 12'i hour session wea
nesday the Senate:
l. He acted 67 to it an amena-
ment by Sen. Capehart tK.-ino.i
In cticnenrl hnth nrice and wage
controls until the cost of living in
dex rose three points, irom ibs hi
191, or Congress declared war.
2. Defeated 49 to 29 an amend'
mi.ni. hf nlrlr;en to take price
ceilings 'of all food items and agri
cultural commodities.
3. AdoDted. bv a whopping voice.
vote margin, a measure to knock
price controls off potatoes and for
bid the placing of price ceilings on
any other fresh fruit or vegetable.
4.- Shouted down an amendment
proposed by Sen. Schoennel (R.
Kin.) to provide bigger profit mar
gins for milk processors and distributors.
Harriman Delays
Oregon Visits
PORTLAND WPI W. Averell
Harriman, Democratic presidential
candidate, has postponed his Ore
gon visit for one week.
He will arrive June 26 instead
of June 19, William E. Sanborn.
secretary of the state Democratic
organization, said Thursday.
Harriman will confer with dele
gates to the Democratic national
convention in the morning. He will
speak at a Portland luncheon and
Eisenhower Called 'Conservative'
On Basis of Abilene Conference
By JACK BF.LL
ABILENE, ' Kas. i.fi Con.
Dwighl D. Eisenhower's plunge
Into, the turbulent pool of politics
produced the well-defined Impres
sion Friday he Li in the. conserva
tive) caliio of Rpoublicans.
ft s There isn't any concise defini
tion of conservatism but the live
star general talked at a hometow
news conference here Thursday
like a man the average Southern
Democrat could go along with oil
manv issues.
This was particularly true of
the handling the candidate for the
Republican presidential nomlnn
lion gave the explosive civil rights
issue.
He said, in effect, that no one
can legislate civil rights, adding
that the states should decide
whether lo establish their own
Fair Employment Practices Com.
mission (FEPCi. Sen. Richard
Ruscell of Georgia. Democrat!
presidential aspirant and chief
congressional opponent of Presi
dent - Truman's civil rights pro.
gram, takes the same viewpoint.
Eisenhowers declaration put
nun at odds on this issue with civ
thusiastic supporters like Sens
Irving Ives of New York and
Wayne Morse of Oregon.
Assuming the . Republicans pick
either Eisenhower or Sen. Robert
A. Taft of Ohio as their nominee,
the party will go into the Novem
ber campaign witnout a cnampion
of the compulsory type of FEPC
many racial minorities are de
manding.
Taft has proposed a voluntary
V.U. Asks
Rate Raise
WASHINGTON MV-The Western
Union Telegraph Co., petitioned the
government Friday for authority to
raise its domestic message and
money order rates 9.3 per cent. It
said the boost is needed to pay its
employes more money.
The company posted the proposed
higher rates with the Federal Com
munications Commission, iFCC),
and fixed July 6 as the effective
date of the boost.
The revisions could be protested
during the 30 day period by West
ern Union customers or blocked by
the FCC If it considers the increases
unreasonable.
W. U. said the Increases together
with further hikes on other services
to be filed later would give
the company about 113.200,000 per
rear m added revenues.
A S3 - day strike by W. U. em
ployes, members of the AFL Com
mercial Telegraphers Union, ended
last month in agreement on a new
contract.
Workers would receive wage
benefits under the new pact but it
would not go into effect until the
FCC okays higher W. U. rates. Tne
Union agreed to help the company
in its fight for a rate increase.
Russ Seize
Jap Ships
TOKYO If) The newspaper
Yomiurl reported two Japanese
fishing vessels were taken in cus
tody Friday bv Russian patrol ships
off the eastern coast of Hokkaido,
northernmost Japanese island.
Since the Pacific war. Russia
has seized about 160 Japanese fish
ing boats and their crews alleged-
Iv for infringing on Russian-proclaimed
territorial waters.
The Maritime Safety Board In
Tokyo said it had not received
word of any seizures Fridsy.
Registration Due
For Swim Courses
Advance registrations for swim
ming courses, part of the Klamath
Falls Recreation Department's
summer program, should be made
at the office of Bob Bonney. rec
reation director, at City Hall,
phone 3161.
The swimming program begins at
the KUHS natatorlum June 17, and
the first of three tnree-weex swim
ming courses starts that day.
The pool win oe avauaoie tor
open swimming afternoons and
nurhts except Saturday.
Five city playgrounds will have
supervision all or part of the day
starting June 16. iney are Kiwanis,
Stukel, Pelican. Falrvlew and Roosevelt.
A baseball school for young boys
will be conducted at Conger Field
from June 16 through June 21.
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FEPC with no powers to enlorce
Its pionouiiceiiieiiis KHiiiNt racial,
religious and nihrr discrimination
in industrial linings aim firings,
This situation mir.ht Invite the
Democrats to take Russell or some
omer soiitiit'rncr as recond men
on their ticket in an effort to patch
the Norih-Soiiih break in the party.
On the nlhrr hand, It might spur
the nomination of a ticket fully
committed to fkhc tor tne same
kind of cnmnniiMi Tinman con
ducted successfully In 1S48 despite
n. s ioss of part ot me south.
Beyond the FEPC Issue, Elsen
hower talked strongly of states'
rights and stale action. He said
he was against "socialised medt
cine."
He favored leaving school prob'
lems largely In the hands of the
stales, a view that put him In
opposition to Tail's support of fed'
eral aid to education.
Elsenhower said local communi
ties should have control of soil
conservation programs, although
he conceded the federal govern
ment has a role in upholding farm
prices.
He said he doesn't believe the
country should Rive up "social
gains" it has made, but added he
neneves that " when we pile law
upon law aud complication In an
effort lo solve Hits thing (labor
relations i we are not doing too
KLAMATH MIU.
AM IK I CAN CHINESI
Pfc. MN Fw Orion Ta Take Oat
Ben B. Let, Mgr.
well."
Dccryliiir "centralised govern
ment," Elienhou'ef called for a
searching overhaul of lederal op
erations, '"You can't, go along and pro
due efficiency in something llial
didn't need to be done at all," lie
declared.
Eisenhower endorsed In principle
a 19S0 alatenient of Republican
policies which called, among oilier
things, for reduction of laxea and
federal .pending and a return lo
a balanced budget.
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make It clear he wasn't lying him
self to all of the details til 111"
program, which tailed aperlllcally
(or con! lima nee ol the Talt-llarlley
act and federal aid In stales for
stibslntance, shelter and medical
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elected he would coniiilt M,c.
Arthur on Far uslerii policies.
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