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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-07-28

Glover's Spruce Delicatessen and
Lockers will be open all three days
Of the Salmon Derby. Plenty of
fresh frozen Tee Harbor herring
available for bait. Beans and
bread, too, for the sportsmen who
forgot to shop. 66-2t
Evening star., 1950-10-29
.DAV Activities
Listed This Week

Activities of the Disabled Amer
lean Veterans this week at 1701
Eighteenth street NV, are:
Wednesday - National Service
Auxiliary.
Thursday Edw. B. Tucker
Chapter.
Friday-Interior Chapter.
Friday-National Service Chap
ter, 419 Seventh street NV.
On Friday bingo party will be
given at Mt. Alto Hospital by the
department.
Bethesda Chevy Chase Auxiliary
will hold party Saturday for Mt.
Alto patients in Ward E from
3 to 5 pm, with Commander
Ruth Keffer as chairman. assisted
by Marie Keyser, Clara Ulrich and
Virginia Parnell.
Federal Chapter will hold it's an
nual Armistice Day Ball Novem-
ber 18th, from $50 pm. to 1890
am. at the Hotel Wardman Park.
Tickets are available at 1701 Eigh-
teenth street NV.
Evening star., 1950-10-29

ander will describe Britain's plans
for Festival Year, 1851" 1t will
be a headline event for the
European travel season next year.
While here, Sir Alexander will be
guest of honor at a reception for
travel agents on Friday at the
British embassy.
Steelman to Speak-Two Of the
most important talks, which may
give more than a hint as to the
ability of Americans to travel
during the next IA months, will be
made to active. allied and associ-
ate members by United States
Government officials.
John r. Steelman, Assistant to
the President, will speak at Fri
days closing banquet in THE
Meaning of Korea" At Thursdays
luncheon, Maj. Gen. Lewis B.
Hershey, director Of Selective
Service, will discuss manpower
problems.
Should either of these talks
give a clue to any contemplated
curbs on pleasure travel. it will
partly answer a question that has
troubled the tourism industry. as
well as vacationers themselves, for
several months. The anti-inf1a-
ton program, with higher taxes
promised as one device to cut
down unnecessary" spending.
may bite deeply into disposable
income of American families and
thereby reduce vacation funds.
X X
Price Cuts POssibIe-With the
threat of severe taxes taking many
Americans and their travel dol
lars out of world circulation, 1t
can be only guessed now what
steps the travel industry will take
to meet the changed conditions.
The convention might give some
indication. But it is safe to pre-
dict that the 1850 trend to higher
prices in all fields of travel. par
ticularly in Europe, will cease.
1t is possible, too. that segments
of the travel industry will be talk
ing next week in terms of lower
prices. General rate reductions
could be one of the more spectac-
ular developments of 1851 travel.
Evening star., 1950-10-29

RESORTS.
DAYTONA BEACH, FLA.
Evening star., 1950-10-29
By Jacques FutreIIe, Jr.
The Stor's Jroyel Editor.

The Stars Trovel Editor.
time. Sessions will be held at the
Shoreham Hotel. Also known a!
the World Congress of Travel,
it opens Wednesday for three
days.
Mrs. Laura Waters, one oil
Washington's better known trave
agents and secretary of ASIA, is
general chairman of the conven-
ton.
Tug for Northumberland
ly. it is just another one o1
Washington's trade conventions.
The public is not admitted, ever
to the colorful worlds fair" fea-
turing exhibits that will drama
tie the facilities and attractions
of vacation areas throughout the
world. But from behind these
scenes. if the history of these
conventions is repeated, will come
new packages" of travel for de-
livery to the public in 1851.
Leaders in the travel, trans.
portation. resort and allied in.
dustries from all parts of tht
United States and some 40 for.
eign lands will attend. They viii
not have travelled thousands O.
miles just for the ride, the sup.
pers, speeches and cocktail par.
ties. Their minds are on busines:
and the convention is a busines.
mart.
| Nationally and individually
they seek their share of the
American tourist dollar, and en-
gage in a friendly tug-of- f-wal
for the tourist himself. And out
OF the tugging comes reality
for many a travellers vacation
dreams.
What's Ahead?-Not all that /.
coming up for 1881 will originate
in the convention. of course. The
broad outlines of many event.
and plans have been worked out
in advance for disclosure to the
agents themselves. These outline.
will come principally from Gov
ernment representatives of the
tourism industry, transportation
officials and travel wholesalers
who package" tours and trave
arrangements that retail agent.
offer their local clients.
A number of 1851 plans will be
revealed to the agents at the con.
vention's Thursday morning ses-
sion. Under the heading o1
Whats Ahead for 1852" speak
ers will present their offerings. Ir
addition to representatives OF
United States carriers, hotels and
vacation areas. the. meeting will
hear reports from travel leaders
who are coming from England
Switzerland. Egypt, India, ia
maica, Bermuda, Latin America
and other interesting lands. They
will present a f1rst-hand account
of vacation opportunities open to
the American traveler-particu-
larly in 1851.
ASIA members are looking for
ward with exceptional interest to
the talk scheduled by Sir Alex
ander Maxwell, chairman of the
British Holiday Board. Sir Alex
Evening star., 1950-10-29
RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.

DAYTONA BEACH, FLA.
Evening star., 1950-10-29
The Travellers Notebook
1851 Vacation Offerings Shape Up This Week

That 1949 vacation your travel
agent arranged, perhaps to Eu-
rope. the Caribbean or Hawaii,
is but a series of cherished men,
ories now; but the feature that
gave it the extra flip might have
originated the previous fall at
Savannah, Ga. That's where the
American Society of Travel Agents
met in 1948.
And the smooth arrangements
that made the 1850 vacation such
JOY might we'll have sprung
from the ASIA convention of
some 1000 persons. from all over
the world, in Mexico City last
October.
This week, a number of deci-
sions will be reached here on 1851
recreational travel, within the
United States and many foreign
lands. They will come out of the
Goth convention Of ASIA, meet
ing in Washington for the first
RESORTS
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-10-26
Tdft-Republicdns Believe Money Talks
In Elections

The crucial battle between dollars and votes is nearing
the showdown. Just few days more and November VIII
have and gone Then those workers who meant TO
register but didn't wake up to discover the tru Vi
the old saving that "he is paved with good intentions
Make no mistake about it. The who are putting up
the huge campaign funds for reaconary candidates nave
something very much like hell in mind for the workers ana
their unions 1t is absolutely vital to vote III t eleclo
and no vote unless he registers
In some places organized workers have been doing a
magnificent obregsterng themselves and getng Celr
families and friends to do That shows it also be done
in other places where workers nave been slower 10 fz
the Importance of this election.
It's Importance recognized long ago by the rich men,
who are blinded by greed They have been and now
spending money "buy the election scale that would
shock old Mark Hanna if he were alive today
Hanna the national c. O. p. political boss of his time,
had of money himself and got plenty more from other
wealthy reactionares In the hot presidential campaign OF
1896 poured money to elect Mckinley and beat Bryan
For years. the "World Almanac cited HannaS eXpendl-
Chicken feed compared to the huge political slush funds
being raised and spent by the "Hannas' of today
The lid is off, and to be trying to put 1t on
again despite all laws and decency Even the Senate which
used to expel rich who spent comparatively small
to buy senatorial seats ignores far more lavish pu
chases
The public will know, for example, just how many
millions have been collected this year from wealthy Torres
all the country and spent Ohio to grease the ways
for reelection of Senator Taft.
Yet enough is known to make old Truman II. NeWbeTy
of Michigan turn his grave and say to the Senate:
Why did you throw out if you let Taft get away with
much more?
It's the same way in Connecticut, New Hampshire and
other states where is pouring out to elect reaction
workers In Pennsylvania, the misuse of money in this
election campaign exceeds the bad old days under that
states notorious c. o. p. boss Ware.
The Taft Republicans believe money talks in cleo
ons They hope dollars will talk louder than their bad
cord in Congress- viii you let them get away with it? Not
if you REGISTER AND VOTE. The workers can Wn
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-10-26
Are We Emo+ionuIIv Mo+ure?
BY RUTH TAYLOR

The point upon which almost all accord is that
of the great transition periods world history
problems today requires thinking
emoonay No longer there
nation of children a nation
young only years
In what nation small of time have accomplished
We have beyond doubt worth that
which democracy We have struggled through the serious illnesses
of the early Republic to
the death
be free.
We have than pulled through We that
the ideas youth practical that the
which all Free could be fulfilled
that of life could all classes all creed
people better opportunity develop the full
than they could obtain under other form of
This have done with the impetuouSnesthoug
clumsy stumbngof youth change cuts are the
expression of the mpatnce of youth stable enduring peace
leading the nations we
by force but by virtue of collected short
be emotionaly
We not be swayed preudces dea-
either of the left of the right This does
the reasts call
be practical but the yarstk ideals to temp
out emotions.
position confident our experience
that world, which of
faiths, his the safest world
proper dignity accept the responsibilities of maturity
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-10-26
Hope In The United Nations

Five years ago at San Francisco something started
that has changed the world AS yet the people of the world
may not all grasp fully what has happened but their lead
e for the most part do They know that there no longer
any question to whether national soatonism prefer
able possible They know that the issue today is
choice among methods of collaboration They know that
nation hope to exist alone.
The realization of this nter-dependence has brought
veXng uncertainties and fears But just belief in
operation has given birth to the United Nations and just
it has built the UN bright tower in New York. the
consciousness of cooperation has created the most powerful
machine for peace which has ever been devised
1t is not to be supposed that this machine will function
perfectly after only years. But it has worked and it
working and there hope and there to keep that
hope alive. On the fifth birthday of the United Nations
should like to wish Godspeed to those who believe and who
have hope in its future Upon their foresight and deermn
alton rests the future happiness of all men,
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-10-26
City 'Tot-Lots' On Increase

An increasing number of cities providing neighbor
hood totots for small children of preprmary and prim
AIRY school making unnecessary for parents to send
their young long distance to Fairgrounds In cities which
have "totots' inadequate number, labor would
make worthwhile contribution to the public welfare by
taking the lead in movement to obtain them.
typical example of this playground development is in
Cambridge, Mass, the American Public Works Association
says where during the II otots acquired
and equipped The typical Cambridge 'totlo" contains
of from 5000 to $500 square feet 1t is completely
fenced the surface is covered with asphalt and the street
frontage planted with shrubs. few well placed benches
swings, slide sand box and Jungle gym constitute the
equipment drinking fountain and sprinkler system for
showers hot days complete the facilities play super
visor is in charge of each
Now, most sections of Cambridge have a "toot" with
in block two and children do not have to cross busy
traffic arteries to reach playground.
"Tot-lots are undoubtedly good idea May they con-
tinue to increase!
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-10-26
Three Kinds Of Members: Whdt's Yours?

There all kinds of people in the world and there
all kinds of people in the union The members of union
easily be divided into three groups and trouble
for any to distinguish the difference among them
There people in union who enthusiastic
They have given thought to how foolish it is for work
try to get along without unions. They attend meet
ings take part in every question that before the
meetings. they willingly committees they talk union
to nonnOn workers. These members give life and enthus
asm to the organization and to the community in which they
live Through this kind of member better working cond
ons and higher wages brought about and every in
the community is benefited Every local union needs
of this type of member
Then there those members who attend meetings
and then They get all "het up" questions,
thinking they turn the world upside down night
then if things don't go to suit them they quit going to
meetings and knocking that Clique that every
thing.
Then there is that type of member who seldom at
tends meetings He pays his dues but takes part in
of the unions activities He is that luke fellow. You
find this type of member in all organizations the
church He interested in other things and has
time to help advance the of unonsm He belongs be-
he thinks it is good business but he thinks
about how much better his union would be it he would take
active part He wants all the good things that the
union brings about but won't accept any of the responsible
tiles This type is the most of them ALL and
could tell any of them they not good union people,
To which group do you belong?
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-10-26
Keeping Economic System DYnomic

Defense production at home is the strong right of
IT, s. foreign policy We must increase military strength
and supplement that of friendly democratic powers for
long is required to build peaceful word-perhaps 10
years Thus far it is planned to devote only 10 per-
of the economy to defense production compared with
so percent in about
We need a program which continue for many years
without undermining the incentives that make economy
dynamic Production guidance should be accomplished by
voluntary policies and controls labor asks thus avoiding
a strait jacket which would destroy freedom.
Civilian production must be cut somewhat for
not expand fast enough to produce for defense and make
autos houses metal goods at present rates Methods must
be developed that management and workers
gether prevent initiation without unfairly sacrificing their
interests. Responsibility for such development Of the
Economic Sterilization Agency which promote voluntary
controls.
Additional manpower will be needed by June 80 1851,
about 5 million for the armed forces and 3 million indus
trial workers, total 28 Million it is estimated There
only 23 million unemployed in September overtime work.
increasing productivity and recruitment of workers
needed.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-10-26
Lame Excuse

While the ooers of the hard earned money of the peo
pie declaring hand there plentiful supply of
goods in every ne the other hand they boosting
prices.
Even if there not plentiful supply of necessities
and commodities simply because people rushed in to buy
prices should be raised Certainly the greed and
Of those who happen the markets and control
the goods is for robbing the buying public
What sad contrast you think of the American boys
giving their lives the Korean front for their faith in dem
ocracy compared to the pe and hazards they face and
those interests who gougng the buying public for
penny they grab.
1t would to be the part of reason to put halt
this outrage before the abuse Of the free enterprise system
causes it to founder itself.
Anyway to insist that prices go up every time buying
increases cruel injustice those who pressed
for sufficient funds to buy to meet their needs under
conditions 1t may be well to remember that those who
not afford to buy the necessities they require and should
have numbered in the millions in prosperous Am
erica.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-10-26
It's Nice To Be Impoverished This Way

Are high taxes mpoverising the American people, as
Tories would have believe? Here's proof that is not
true
In 1882 Hoovers last year in the White House, Uncle
Sam collected only $127 million in personal income taxes
After paying that tax BILL however the American people,
al income"
This week. the Commerce Department reported that the
American peoples personal income has hit the record
breaking rate of 1923 billion year
OF that, Uncle Sam will take about $17.5 in personal
income taxes After paying these taxes the American peo
pie will have left this year more than 5000 billion.
If people Impoverished" now when they have
5000 billion year spend, how did they manage
live $40 billion year the end of the Hoover Era
which much admired by the wealthy reactonaries
who "holering" so loudly about taxes?
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-10-26
Vents Labor Men On Corporation Boards

Labor should be represented corporation boards of
directors according to Bearsey Rum author of the pay
as-yougO income tax play.
Ruml former Chairman of the Board of Il. H. Macy &
Co.. told taxation forum of the American Bar Association
convention in Washington d. c. that the board of directors
today is "a vestgia and obsolete institution"
He said there should be four paid trusteedectors each
spokesman for of four nerests-empoyes vendors
customers, and stockholders 1--WE want rue-mang body
that is sensitive to the interests of all who affected by
the company private government" he said.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-10-26
&l|Z&Sn:SEg &

when arbitration wage raises
M Men will M moe u he
~aHs K py ss Is the
In YOners Y striking bus drivers last week went into the
the remaining buses Striking members Of the Trans
buses whenever the drivers waiting
que cut deeply into the business that the SIX empty
in Rochester NJ v employees of the Hcko Manufacturing
the of their vocabulary at company
vocabulary offered half to employees who
Montreal, Canada hotel stew when
% n @ oom o M na@ed eMar % % ne w5e
the union to him with its grievance that Steward his dining
Steward Sen PsTs
tnds 6e G z The sSH ns S fs %
Pkets who had been marching chr front Of major Inn INN % studios for
dispute which awaiting decision by the US Sup
s Ps leader sF Ba s
explode unonsts throughout the ty had
their best chucke in months when official Investigation disclosed
as ~as s5e that hat could
o
@ d Sargs s p he from Sa han
by shack under the strips m bio,
often than their = Official
among showed that barte1ders traye
% Raa huge fs irish 1R % w
S southport Engand Eii Smith Labor Party member of
PaTsmen Par and 5 of ] the United a Pa tern max o
becoming increasing
al programs and becoming skilled craftsmen
In Detroit reporter heard about plane trip made back
hew two top Workers During the flight
they remembered that the Detroit Tigers baseball playing
night game They asked the Northwest Arlnes hostess to
she could the from the pilot and co She ounced back
with all the in the world written her face "They aren't list
enng to the ball game she announced Thos juveniles tuned
In Ann Arbo Mich union railroad found football
had them back into the business for The
Ann Abor Railroad long suspended service between
three special bring the Michigan
Michigan State football The next day the railroad
In Washington d. c.
residents have the largest capita income in the naton$1820
The lowest capita ncome$634
pp whose representative Washington John Rankin opposed
Union City, N j. the American Billiard
hind the eghtba when the NLRB ordered
the union organization of its employees.
In Hollywood Calf union publicity employed by of
getting of the extravagan adecves strewn around in
movie advertisements To several hundred
nine percent replies We're "Wha are adjectives
In Glovrsve Y 18O union members threatened strike
that would tie so local factories Appropriately
belonged to the Layers0ff Unon affiliated with the Clothing
Angeles Calf, studying workers ATTITUDES
for defense jobs with blinking figures They
they wink only four seconds back
twice as much wink every 28 seconds;
enced 80 in Jail for with the
judge that he would lose his job if he were gone long
In Washngtqa p e. All and cIo Officials chortled with
Manufacturers leaders have been
Be~ New Haven co the Nam a N Of aR R
felt definitely the past that the NAM has by
cartons of cigarettes to undermine the sale
Within brought up dozens
rate prices The war
fare stopped in hurry.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-10-26
BEHIND THE HEADLINES
Ruilroud Lobby Also Means Oil.
Steel, Metuls, Bdnks
By IRVING FAGAN & CUSHMAN REYNOLDS
For Labor Press Association

For Labo Association
and Paa Think y ae e p0sl @ fs
hs and Sd @ S R T had been aSe the back
they 4St their pfs b h b r
mum, the finance farmers" and the big banks.
S s 3 5 s 5ss
the G y 5sv act esD ms ae h
@ % @ nuS SRa In rates a w rates
are ss concerned there Just isn't any Competition
tie '$ Sss Hf.s
the application ths aatirqss s
antitrust aS 70 s laws in other fields addition
to the % pno the facts % hnns n na @ e
fs % "1s
who control such enterprises as the Us Steel Corporation
TsE 1s'y fns 4siSsaS1
its ends up rail organizations
e eae m n & ~R @
%a tS at h u @ A ths s an
@ % 9ea fHpp @ W m b e to compile st of Of
supporting the Nevertheless hearings before
these had only the ogge idea of what the ReedBul
AAR alone its struggle There o.s also 9e the
Association Assoc % & america @ tho formed aeT 1889 IN be ee
to haze front Of its PTn the n5eTp
ectve the cartel system and v0ng other view"
gives the the of TAA financial back
ing Shot the is fa9 % be class @
ate paper W publish
the s sG N9oa S Ban nrSe
e GDaTsny trust Co. Of York Bank of New
a 2 Hs S % Which G s New
In the period eight railroads in the Kuhn Loeb Co. fin
% o@ 2%s 'a h fR %
Of the Aane A % e4as a t technically part of either the Morgan
Other contributors three oil and the Chase Ma
t Sna o f'H e Co.. Rs % & gSn % as e
National Bank and the Union Trust Co. OF Pittsburgh
.e M % s n % s6 e 5es s RRaS
Mathsr M A. Hanna American Car Foundry American Steel
received by TAA between Aug 1916 and March 81 19
% & irUnsR TO the Se aefr & uH % nne In
week after the Congress oerrode Tmman veto of the Reed
% dupont backing kim reVsaed tt' "S''
4Af ' s
% h rom the Laws W es % M What
In March Sa4 Georgia brought the US Supreme Court
the railroad and other roads north and south
Petye fsig6 This sfor to break the freight diff
cess more ship or out Of the south than similar distances
n m ns I aTae their S @ an nnE oS 5
while the liberal Ellis Ana Georgias governor Hardly
our in Lincoln Meb askTg the breakup railroad in
iRs % Mos e aSTR R s &
suit was filed in August 1914 By then the big fellows were
themselves they cooked Reed Bulnle bill
ihs mh as' % 11o Can't escape those
Activities the fact that
similar outfits that spend millions of
g the Should
taken a look at the railroads.
Saskatchewan Canada union oil workers rushing the
poe fields % money from other unions to purchase
Brussels Belgium leaders of the miners WHICH
asked the whether they could have
me n -,I soo5run persuaded sew
ndergsens take children whose parents the
watch factories.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-10-26
Moneys So Bourgeois

The United State delegation has blocked move by
The United States delegation has blocked move by
Nations headquarters The Soviet delegates probably we're
only trying to lift American wage standards down toward
the Russian level.