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Evening star., 1949-03-15
American Legion 80 Years Old;
Paris Post Plans Rites Today

said the name American Legion
sounded too silk-stocking."
Another delegate snapped II
fought beside the French Foreign
Legion, and if that fat medico
thinks those babies were sissies he
is Just nuts"
Mr.. Woolcott was in the medical
corps before he became a sergeant
on the Army newspaper Stars and
Stripes.
Other delegates to the founding
caucus were Harold Ross, editor
of the New Yorker: the late John
Winant, governor Of New Hamp-
shire and ambassador to England
during World War II; Richard p.
Patterson, radio executive and
once Assistant Secretary Of Com
merce; the late Ogden Mills, later
Secretary of the Treasury: Dever-
eaux Milburn. famous polo player;
the late Dwight F. Davis, later
Secretary of War. and William j.
wild Bill" Donovan, head Of the
IO.S.S. in World War II.
Evening star., 1949-03-15
BY the Assecioisd Press

PARIS, Mar. 15.-The American
Legion is 80 years old today.
On March IS, 1919, about 1000
soldiers of World War I met In
the Paris Circus to found the
organization which now claims
over 100000 members. They
were brought together by the late
Theodore Roosevelt, jr.
The old circus building has long
since been torn down, but today
Paris Post Comdr. c. DENLY
Wilkes. Navy veteran Of both
world wars, will place wreath at
the site.
The name American Legion was
adopted on a motion made by Maj
Gen. Maurice K. Gordon, inspec-
tor general of the seth Division
He now is a lawyer in Madison
vile. KY.
The late Alexander Woollcott
famous writer and radios Town
Crier," opposed the motion. He
Evening star., 1949-03-15

hip-pocket liquor sale at Portner
place and U street NV. The Judge
imposed a $50 fine on Sylvester
Langford, SO, colored of the 1700
block of Fifteenth street NV, on
the same charge after his arrest,
also on Sunday morning, at Four.
teenth and Swan streets NV.
Spain now has 1865 movie
theaters, including those in the
Balearic and Canary Islands, .
gain of IA per cent since 1947.
Evening star., 1949-03-15

not quite indecent enough to war
rant action.
Jud, colored, Of the 1900 block
of Kenyon street NV. was held
under 81 300 bond pending a jury
trial March 20. He pleaded not
guilty.
In other dispositions, Judge
Thomas D. Quinn imposed a $100
fine on John D. Stevens, Is. col
ored, of the 1900 block of Rose
dale street NE, for making a
Evening star., 1949-03-15
Articles in Pocket
Lead 10 Three Charges

Sylvester Judd, 26, really had
his pockets full the night of his
arrest. police charged in Munich
pal Court yesterday.
When nabbed after q brief chase
near Portner place and u street
Evening star., 1949-03-15
Philip c. Jessup Takes
Oath as Rowing. Envoy
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

Philip c. Jessup was sworn tr
yesterday as ambassador -at-large
with the task of representing the
United States at international
conferences. Secretary of State
Acheson attended the ceremony
at the State Department.
Mr.. Jessup is on leave from
professor of international law and
diplomacy at Columbia University
He is q member of the American
delegation to the United Nations
General Assembly opening April S
at Lake Success.
Evening star., 1949-03-15

Like Mrs. Deems Taylor-com-
poser's wife-you, too, will get q
good reception when you put on
BLUE BONNET margarine, that is).
Agood reception for its country-sweet
FLAVOR, A good reception for its rich
nuTRITIoNI A good reception for
EcoNoMvi For when you put on
BLUE BONNET you get ALL THREE
Flavor, Nutrition, Econom-e-e!
Put it on your table, on vegetables,
on your bread. You can color it yellow
in a flash Gust 2 minutesD-because
it's in the famous Yellow Quik bag!
Evening star., 1949-03-15

NV. last Sunday around mid
night, they charged he had in his
possession knife, a book of num-
bers slips, a bottle Of liquor which
he tried to sell and a book OF
naughty stories.
After a consultation with Pvt.
Robert High OF. No. 13 precinct,
the United States Attorneys Office
filed papers in all cases but the
literature, which was found to be
Evening star., 1949-03-15

The Danish State Railways are
changing over to buses on the
| Copenhagen Greve Koge route,
and have ordered 20 buses from
Britain.
Evening star., 1949-03-15
Envoy to Liberio Promoted

President Truman yesterday
nominated Edward r. Dudley OF
New York as Ambassador to
Liberia. Mr.. Dudley now holds
the rank of Minister to Liberia.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-11-26
BASKETBALL FavOriteS Win with Ease;
TOkuda Drug Slaughters Old Timers

All the favorites came in winners
in the local NVC-sponsored Nisei
Community Basketball league games
last Wednesday night in the Budd-
hist Auditorium.
In the "A opener. Tokuda Drug
Savoys crushed the MonarchS, 22-l2,
with Jimmy Hino. Ken Yoslinaka
and Eugene Okamura leading the
attack. Inouye sank three field
goals and foul shot to hold up the
losers.
Roy Seko fired ten points between
the twines to assure Glass A King
Snak a 24-18 triumph over China
town. H. Chin and F. Luke with 8
and 6 points respectively were
Chinatown's best bets.
Glass AA Understanding Tokuda
Drug literally slaughtered the Old
Timers. winning by "a to % count,
The druggists scoring was evenly
distributed with Hold Otani and
Shobo Fulfil in the two-number di-
vision Roy Tanagi of the Old Timers
potted eight digits.
The results follow:
SAVOYS (22) Yoshinaka 6,
Hino 7, Okamura 5. Asaba. Kodama
2, F. Yee /, Nakamura. Shibata
Osawa l. Yoshino; MONARCHS
Q2) - Teramoto 2. Yutani |, Kono
Kitano. Sasaki. Inouye 7, Furugori
2. Furumoto
KING SNAK (24) - Kawachi 9,
B. Seko 2, r. Seko 10, KumaSaka,
Fukuma 4, Katayama 2, Omura l.,
Nagamatsu 2, Kurata |; CHINA
TOWN (18) - H. Chin 8, Pang 1,
r. Mar. ID. Chin. Luke 6, J. Wong
l, j. Chin, d. Yee, Kay q
TOKUDA DRUG (64) - S. Fulfil
II, Yasuda 2, Fujino Q, Kinoshita
7, Heyamoto S, Adachi 3, S. Take
uchi 7, Y. Takeuchi 5, II. Otani IL,
Yoshioka 3; OLD TIMERS (23--
Tanagi 8, Funai 2, Kubota 4, Hida-
ka 2. Yamada. Kawaguchi l. Yagi
2, Murotani 4, Okamoto.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-11-26
i. W. MajOrette
To Strut Stuff
At Ice Affair

Seattle's Glorious Gloria Ellexson
the University OF Washington's
marching bands lend-lease major
cite, is taking on a new job.
Glorious Gloria. who twirled and
strutted before more than 100000
fans during the Huskies' six home
games. will twirl and strut on ice
at the turn of the month. She'll lead
the Nile Temples Chanters during
the coming Shrine Ice Carnival at
the Civic Ice Arena here Nov. 80
and Dec. l, and g.
Gloria, who thrilled from youth
full wolf whistles during the foot
ball season, will thrill from imagi-
nary wolf whistles of the business
men chanters and Shrine patrons in
her next assignment.
Will Gloria skate as she twirls and
struts?
81 will IL the Shriners ask me-"
Gloria trilled i'm talking of her
newest job.
81 did try IL once at the Lake
wood rink in South Tacoma"
Gloria probably won't. She'll just
tug on rubbers over her boots and
march along.
The Sumner Wash. girl who was
Homecoming Queen for the College
of Puget Sound. was hired by the
University of Washington this fall
when the regular majorette became
ill.
And did she WOW em with her
twirling and strutting
Reserved seats for this 10th an
nual Shrine Ice Carnival are now
on sale at Nile Temple, zoos Ameri-
can Bldg, Sherman, Clay 81 Co.,
1924 4th Ave. and Central Ticket
Agency. 1411 Bird Ave. Seattle Po-
pular prices including tax are $3.50,
$500 and $3.50.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-11-26
Harada and KyOnO Take Doubles Prize
manual Holiday Handicap TOurnment;
n. W. Times PAGES All in Team Event

Yoshito Harada and Nobi Kyono
formed the winning combination in
the mems doubles of the annual
Thanksgiving holiday bowling tour
nament last Thursday in Main Bowl
The two banged out a 1861 total
handicap included, to earn first
place prizes, cash and a trophy.
Others finishing in the money
were: Kawaguchi- Nakamura Q654 +;
iPoy-Augustine d61D; Ideta-M izu-
XII $3.50; Cacho-Tamayo 1909 !;
and Yamasaki- Takemura O6O2e.
In the mems team event North
west Times set the pace fol the first
shift with an overall 2918 total.
Others in the running are in the
following order: Red Front Tavern,
Cathay Post. ana SSakahara's.
The second and last shift in this
event this Sunday will find Kino-
shitas, Puget Sound Laundry, Cor
regidor- Batasfl, Seventh Ave. Ser
vice and Superior Used Cars.
The Sunday half of the Thanks
giving holiday meet is scheduled as
follows:
~ noon Mems teams Second
shift.
2 pm. Girls singles.
800 pm. = Mems singles first
shift.
$40 pm. Mems singles (sec-
pond shift.
7 pm. = Girls doubles.
8 pm. = Mems singles (third
shift.
10 pm. = Mems singles Fourth
shift.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-11-26
SUNDAY, Nov. 81
At Buddhist

SUNDAY, Nov. n
At Buddhist
pm.-Rissho VS.. Lancers (A.
2 pm-Starlettes VS.. Anna Kay's
Girls.
pm.-Maynard Cafe VS.. Mer-
curry (AA).
p.m.-Main Bowl VS.. Tokuda
Drug (AA).
WEDNESDAY. Nov. 30
At Buddhist
$50 p.m.-King Snak VS.. Savoys
"a.
7:3O pm.-Old Grows VS.. Comets
"a.
$3.50 p,m.-Cavaliers VS.. Old Tim
ers fAA).
$50 pm.-Superior Used Cars VS.
Cathay Post (AA).
FRIDAY. Dec. 2
At Buddhist
$50 pm-Lancers VS.. Comets (A)
7:30 p.m-Midgets VS.. Gyokkoken
Crows ca.
$3.50 p.m.--Mercury VS.. Tokuda
Drug CAD.
$50 p.m.--Main Bowl VS.. Cava-
liers (AA).
SATURDAY, Dec. 3
At Fife
300 pm.-Fife VS.. Toda's Mon
archs (A).
SUNDAY, Dec. 4
At Buddhist
l pm.-WWG VS.. u. w. Goods
Girls.
2 pm.-Rissho VS.. Comets "a.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-11-26
Nisei Knocks Out
Portland Boy

Scrappy Tommy Umeda, Hawaiian
Nisei pugilist, scored a four-round
technical knockout victory over
Larry Reagan of Portland in one Of
the preliminary bouts last Tuesday
night in the Civic Auditorium. Jack
Flood, Negro heavyweight prospect
kayoed Roy Hawkins of Tacoma in
the fourth round of a scheduled ten
round fight
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-11-26
Local All-Oriental Cagers Selected

Nisei members of the Seattle ALL
Stars who will participate in the
third All-Oriental American Nat
ional Basketball Tournament, to be
held this year in San Jose, Calf,
next month, were announced today
by Raymond Sasaki, NVC league
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-11-26
NISEI COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
STANDINGS
(As of Nov. 22)

NIGHTS HIGH
Singles Kaz Yamane, Puget
Sound Laundry. 243.
Series - Shig Urakawa, jackson
Grocery, 631.
Team Game - Puget Sound Laun-
dry, 983.
Team Series - Puget Sound Laun-
dry, 2758.
Magazines crushed Red Front Ia
vern, 80, Tuesday night in Main
Bow to strengthen their hold on
first place in the Nisei Commercial
league.
The taverns Art Segimoto firing
613 series, was the hotshot in this
struggle.
Sakahara's moved into a second
place tie with Red Front and North
west Times. The insurance aggrega-
ton downed Northwest Times, 81.
Shig Urakawa posted the nights
high series, 631, by rolling steady
string Of 200-plus games, and led
Jackson Grocery to a 2-1 upset over
Puget Sound Laundry of Tacoma
Kaz Yamane rolled a 243 to lead
the neighboring city's squad in its
only win.
In the three other contests, Sup
erior Used Cars dumped 18th Ave.
Service. 80; Puget Sound Vegetable
Growers Association (Sumner)
wrenched FEEDERS Chevrolet, 81.
and Royal Amusement decisioned
Cathay Post, 81. Highest individual
count was scored by Frank Yoko-
yama of Superior who had a superior
585.
The results follow:
SAKAHARA'S (2) = Roy Tanagi
40 Hidaka 494, Rick Tanagi sci,
Oyama SOB, Fujiwara 461; NORTH
WEST TIMES ID - Yamasaki
472, Fukei 470, Mizuki sos, Kuni-
vuki 452, Takemura STA
SUPERIOR USED CARS go =
Yokoyama 585, Tsuchikawa 544, Sa-
saki $50, Nomura SOB, Takagi 538:
18TH AVE. SERVICE (O) - Koga
494 Yoshijima 472 Shiota 429, Bahia
448, Asaba SAL.
JACKSON GROCERY CO. - B.
Nakata 479, Maekawa 551, T. Nakata
486, Fujimoto ATS, Urakawa 631;
P. S. LAUNDRY ID = John Asa
hara 542, Joe Asahara 532 Tanabe
567 Hidaka 557, Yamane $50.
MAGAZINE CHEVROLET 80 =
Tanaka SCI, Shibuya 526, Nitta 492.
Namba $50. Tsuji 526; RED FRONT
TAVERN (O = G. Tanagi 486, Nj
shimoto 538, Hamasaki AL, Segi-
moto 613, Fujino SAL
PSVGA co - Kiyohara 412, Osaka
467, Shigio 470. Ota 466, Maebori
524; FEEDERS CHEVROLET ID
-Yamamoto 525, Kimura 483, Su-
mioka 462, Tada 465, Takahsshi 448.
ROYAL AMUSEMENT co Iva
5aki 435, Yamaguchi $40, Sugawara
400, Kuranishi 499, Suyama 483;
CATHAY POST 1856 Cd - Flung
40. Coon 1853, Poy 484, Wong 53S,
Ihashi 1866.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-11-26

PatrOnize Your Advertisers
In The Northwest Times.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-11-26

director.
The seven are: Ray Saito and
Club Hori, Main Bowl Challengers;
Seiji Hata, Maynard Cafe Polka
Dots; Gaylord Iwasaki, Lotus Mer-
curry; Mote Yasuda. Shobo Fulfil
and Chuck Kinoshita, Tokuda Drugs
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-11-26
The Official Basketball Schedule

p.m.-Old Crows VS.. Chinatown
"a.
p.m.-Superior Used Cars VS..
Old Timers CAD.
TUESDAY, Dec. 6
At st. Peters
7 pm. - Lotus VS.. Anna Kay's
Girls.
8 pm. - Chicks VS.. Starlettes
Girls.
WEDNESDAY,, Dec. I
Al Buddhist
$50 p.m.-Lancers VS.. Chinatown
"a.
7:30 pm.-Old Crows VS.. Savoys
"a.
$3.50 pm-King Snak VS.. Fife (A).
$50 pm-Maynard Cafe VS.. Ca
thay Post CAD.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-11-26
Oak GrOveCops
First Round
HOOD RIVER NISEI BOWLING
LEAGUE STANDINGS
END of First ROund)

AoN ACAAAA NAiebiiAl1AOAAos
HOOD RIVER, Greg, Nov. 90
Oak Grove keglers clinched the first
round championship of the Hood
River Nisei Bowling league last
weekend by trimming Parkdale, 81.
Oscar Tamura of the All-Stars
is leading the big Ten" with an
I'll average. Not far behind are
Mas Takasumi and Taro Asai, 1863,
and Mits Takasumi, 1855. The others
are Min Asai, Tom Sumoge and
Hal Okimoto, all 1874, Harry Inukai
and Mob Hamada, 159, and Hit Imai,
1856.
Season high records are: singles
high - Harry Inukai, 1853; singles
series Harry Inukai, SOL, and
Mas Takasumi SOL; team game -
Oak Grove, 932, and team series
Oak Grove, 1896.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-11-26

Inward sincerity will of course
influence the outward department;
where the one is wanting, there is
great reason to suspect the absence
of the other = Sterne.
Evening star., 1949-04-15

the film also Is about murder,
which gives 1t its title. 'Homi-
eide" You1i find 1t at the Metro
politan. If you're In a mood for
mayhem.
Though it is concerned with
homicide. Homicide" is no who
dunit." Rather. it Is a how-soon-
will-he-catch-'im? Its principal
performer is a detective Robert
Douglas who becomes suspicious
Of sailors apparent suicide be-
cause the knot in the moose is
sloppy one.
This adventure gets under way
In a promising documentary style
which hints that it may turn out
10 be of the beaten path. but
Writer William Sackhelm and Di-
rector Felix Jacoves soon fall into
the old melodrama groove. In
no time at all their hero is at
an allegedly swank desert resort.
Smoothing with the cigarette girl
Helen WestcotD and trading
cryptic dialogue with the bar
tender Robert Aida. He is hot
on the trail Of a man who uses
book matches and saccharine.
which is Mr.. Aida. as you know a
good six reels before he does.
The timeliness is about all there
is TO recommend in Homicide. :"
That and a rousing, climatic bat
tie in the desert sun between de-
tective and murderer. II. M.
Evening star., 1949-04-15

The human body Is so consti-
tuted that 1t functions best at
temperatures Of so to 10 degrees
for those who wear civilized cloth
ing. and at somewhat higher tenn
peratures for unclothed people.
Evening star., 1949-04-15
Where and When
Current Theotes Attroet,ons
end Time OF Showing

Amhas<ador- Man from Colo
RADIO: i:io. SIS. sac. 72s and
$40 pm
. C&pitei-~Ma and Pa Kettle
ll:i8 an. $50. 43o. It's and
s55pm. Stage shows: y SIS, J IS,
6:l5 and Q pm.
Take Me Out 10 the
Ball Game: ll:45 an las,
3;&5. sac. 71o and . 20 pm.
Dupont Hamlet, 23o and
$50 pm.
Hippodreme-Mr.E Emmanuel"
2:o5. $40 and SIS pm
keith's-'Red Canyon: li:25
am. las. $50. S IS. TAO and
9.45 pm.
Little Shoe Shine. l235.
$40. $50 and 10 pm.
metropolitan - Homicide II
am. l2:45. 230. 42o. 6 s05. 7 so
and $40 pm.
National - Gone With the
Wind; 10 am. l:4o, $40 and 8
pm
Palace - Little Women, II
am. ] 40. AIS. 6 SIS and 9.35 pm.
Playhouse -" Sleeping Car TO
Trieste. 1880 am. l:30. $50.
$50. 7:30 and 9:35 pm
Pix - 'Lys.strata $40. $50
and 10 pm.
Trans-Lux-"Paisan". II am.
Ito. 3:25. 5:3s. 7:45. 10 pm. and
midnight.
Warner-"Man from Colorado:
1l:l0 am. l:l5. 3:2s. $50. TAO
and $50 pm.
Evening star., 1949-04-15
Honor for Esther

The Polar Bears Club. a red
blooded group Of people in the
neighborhood of Coney Island who
20 swimming throughout the
winter months. has named Esther
Williams as The Girl We'd Like
Most to Warm the Water for
IJSo
Evening star., 1949-04-15
Teamed Again

Ginger Rogers is to be CO.
starred with Dennis Morgan in
Perfect Strangers" a romantic
drama now being scripted at
Warner Bros. by Edith Sommer.
Jerry Wald will produce.
The new film will be Morgan's
and Miss Rogers first teaming
since Kitty Foyle."
Evening star., 1949-04-15
Act

Kid Chissell. who portrays a
prizefighter's second in the four
round slugfest between Robert
Ryan and Hal Fieberling in RKO
Radios The Set-Up," is one OF
200 ex-bruisers who have given
up prizefighting for film acting.
Evening star., 1949-04-15
Wayne Is Signed

In line with the Warner Bros.
policy to augment its contract
player list with the biggest names
In the industry, Jack l.. Warner
has signed John Wayne to star In
one picture per year for the next
seven wears.
Evening star., 1949-04-15

THE REAL Day Caught
nth her elamor makeup
do,pn and her treckles sho,p-
ing pertly, Singer Doris Day
propeS stiu an exceptionally
becoming young lady. Her
second motion picture star
ring role is my Dream Is
Yours" Techntcolor musical
opening tomorrow at the
Warner. Miss Day also pill
make q personal appearance
In Washington on April 2S,
,phen Bob Hope and company
arriue for their date at Con-
stitution HdH.
Evening star., 1949-04-15
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Evening star., 1949-04-15
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Evening star., 1949-04-15
In Shirley's Film

Lon McCallister has been signed
to play the male lead opposite
Shirley Temple In Always Sweet
hearts," Warner Bros. comedy In
which Barry Fitzgerald also will
be starred.
Evening star., 1949-04-15
Now He's an Actor

Former Heavyweight Champion
Max Baer has been signed for a
featured role in Riding High"
being produced and directed by
Frank Capra for Paramount with
Bing Crosby. Colleen Gray. Charles
Bickford and Frances Clifford in
starring roles. Baer now is COM
pleting a role with Claudette Col
bert in RKO's Love Is Big Busi-
ness" The former champion first
appeared in a movie in 1888 at
the height OF his ring caree when
he played a role in The Prize
fighter and the Lady"
Evening star., 1949-04-15
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Evening star., 1949-04-15
ADAMS AGENCY

whea dnspering adpsrttssments
addressed 10 Star borss do NOT
tseioss original refsrsness, OF
other materials OF personal paibs.
Coptss~ serrs the parposs and
ortgtNals may Get lost.
Evening star., 1949-04-15
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

HIGH SCHOOL and commercial
time secretarial. typist positions,
In select offces See Miss Younx
or Miss Smith. PERSONNEL EERv-
ICE 13l1 q 81. SI. hhffh
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-04
Prize-Winning Letter
On" What's Wrong
With Negro St. Paul.

In reading What Should
Negro st Paul..
have lived the years
such
home where have worked with all
had the feeling that
and after so still believe they
have been In the selling with other
other statesmen their
helped could
There discrimination and
discrimination anything
0 could hurt
o
a Negro proud proud
Of the St Paul and Of all
They the finest people will meet anywhere and
proud TO we among them them my friends.
the asked cold day If had money
like live from the weather told him
money anyplace but stay
could keep comfortable in st
Paul could place else.
you job capable of holding
people themselves Our has good jobs
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tell don't know what going to
people passed dozens of all nice
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the and 95 to 100 cent
of will call attention to the one in the lot
Sell Hammer
with st Paul. let sell hammer and
discrimination and live and work This
wonderful world wonderful people in It.
H. Taylor
76S St Anthony Ave
Paul MINI
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-04

Those Senators voting against
reporting the bill out were Dahle.
Goodhue, Lightner, Myre, Neu-
meier, Petersen. Sinclair and Slet-
VOID. Those voting for reporting
the bill out were WEIGH. JuIkowski.
Mullin, Sicgcl Vukclich. Wefald
and Wright
Milton Lightncr, who voted
against the bill, serves a district
IN which a large number Of people
Of minority group members re-
side.
Four Of the amendments offered
dealt with the legal procedure
provisions Of the bill.
Senator Mullin carried the bur
den on behalf Of the bill through
out the long session.
The house labor committee
which met to discuss the FEPC
bill Wednesday in executive ses-
sion decided TO postpone its vote
A reported count OF noses revealed
the bill would win committee O.
K. Opponents pulled a fast one
and postponed final action until
next week. hoping perhaps that op,
ponents may not be out in full
strength next week.