Arizona sun., 1950-07-28
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By JULIUS A. LEE

By JULIUS A. LEE
Reds mass for all-out blow and showdown in Korean
war should be The many battles waged the past
week victory shift from day to day. The biggest and
most impressive victory however by boys in the
24h and 25th Infantry This was our first major victory
in the present conflict.
Out of this has come many reports of atrocities
and nhuman treatment by the enemy soldiers 1t has
been reported that the heads and feet of live have
been tied to jeeps and their bodiest pulled apart
President Truman is of the opinion that and price
icurbs will be needed if sensbly However,
Senate crime Investigators promise to keep sharp out
look for any sign of black market operations
shortages caused by the Korean fighting and expanded
military program are likely to draw racket money into
trading in scarce commodities
The Economic Cooperation Administration has bought
enough rubber from Marshall Plan countries to produce
100000 automobile tires The catch is that
and tire dealers will get of it, The rubber has
into the U.S. stockpile for military if needed
u S officials fear that Egyptian opposition in the UN
mtaryad resolution Korea may be the forerunner of
closer relations between the Arabs and Russia
Congress will quickly approve request for defense
funds and may close to writing blank check for the
President Americans must brace themselves now for the
heaviest tax burdens ever imposed upon them.
Forty highranking professors at the University of Cali
forna have their jobs today despite their refusas to sign
contracts disavowing communism The decision to keep
the professors made in 1919 vote of the university
Board of Regents with Governor Earl Warren casting the
deciding vote Opponents promise new fight to unseat
them.
Representatives of the NAACP and other organizations
are expected to appear before the Senate and House
banking and Currency Committees that the PreSl
dent be authorized to create fair employment practice
COMMITTEE under the economic mobilization b to be
introduced Monday.
The Trenton Six," who convicted and sent
enced to death at Trenton nearly two for the
murder of William Horner January 27, 1948, have
been granted trial The United States Third Cir
cult Court of Appeals held last week that Mercer County
Judge Charles P Hutchinson errored in barring three
New York lawyers from defending the six charged
with murder Of the New Jersey ''junk-dealer."
Virginia Court has ruled that: "a judge has the
inherent power to make such rules and regulations
governing the of the court in which he presdes
he deems necessary for the administration of justice
and that the regulation providing for racial segregation
affords colored persons separate but equal seating
facilities and does not violate the United States and the
Virginia Constitutions Editors comment-How far will
they goO
j. Finley Wilson, grand exalted ruler, reported to
officers of the Improved Benevolent and Protective Order
of the Eks of the World that committee of grand lodge
Officers including its secretary Frederick Duke James
1T. Copper, grand auditor and Amos White, grand
ganizer had visited Chicago and found everything in
"apple-pe order for the annual Eks convention which
will be held there next month.
The National Urban League announced last week. that
with the employment of rs colored workers in the
production of beer by three breweres in Milwaukee,
in employment in the brewer ndusery in this country
has been broken.
Althea Gibson Florida A. and M. student, and top
outdoor tournament, eliminated last Friday in the
third round of the womens singles in the foreth Ma
Itional Clay Court tournament, in Chicago.
The confirmation last Wednesday of William H.
HASTE judge to the Third United States Court of Ap
pealS without dissenting vote pays great honor to