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Senalor Robertson Galls For Speedy
Action To Curb “Powers” Of Lewis
WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.—(AP)
—Senator Robertson (D.-Va.)
called today for speedy enactment
of a bill which he said would. eurb
the “monopolistic powers” of
John L. Lewis.
The measure would make: labor
unicns subject to the anti-trust
laws if they restrained trade un
reasonably in industries aftecting
the national health and safety.
Robertson, sponsor of the bill,
said in & statement prepared for
a Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
that Lewis, chief of the United
Mine Workers Union, is “vested
with monopolistic powers.” Lewis,
the senator added, is using those
powers to control the production
as well as the price of coal,
That is the effect of the three
day mine week put in effeet by
Lewis, Robertson told the sub
committee,
Lewis’ tactics, he aded, tend to
drive out small business and “put
remaining big business under the
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control of a monopolist.”
Robertson said that actually
Lewis’ “control of production and
prices” has spread to allied imdus
tries “and has had a serious im~
pact upon our whole economy.”
He added:
“The country has refused to ac
cept monopolistic dictation ky in
dustry leaders and it sheuld not
be required to accept any sueh
dictation by a labor leader.
“In fact, no business combina
tion of which I ever heard has
achieved the kind of asbitrary
power and control that Johm L.
Lewis now possesses and wields.”
Robertson was booked as the
first witness at the subcommite
tee’s public hearings on his bill
A committee aide said Lewis was
invited to testify but sent weord
he would be unable to appear.
Robertson said his bill would
modify the anti-trust laws “to the
extent that when a labor union er
its members have unreasonably
JET BOMBERS TO KEER.H-80M81NG..... -
REMOTE-CONTROL BOMBS, HUGE NEW
FROM BEING SUICIDE MISSION
By DOUGLAS LARSEN
- NEA Staff Corerspondent
- WASHINGTON — (NEA) — A
method of dropping a hydrogen
'bomb which does not require a
#ufcide mission has been worked
‘out. And huge jet bombers which
‘can carry the new weapon are be
ing developed. g
This information is part of a
hitherto secret priority schedule
for push.-button warfare revealed
{a the Air Force annual report.
. Since early in World War 11,
AF experts have been seeking var
fous ways for an airplane to drop
a bomb without going directly over
the target.
Such bombing technique has
several obvious advantages: The
plane doesn’t have to fly through
the anti-aircraft fire usually con
centrated around a city. And if a
bomber can drop its load from 50
to 100 miles away from the center
of the city, it’s impossible to con
centrate sufficient .ack-ack guns |
in an area of that wide radius to be |
effective. ‘
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The same theory applies to air
cover. It's extremely difficult and
costly to intercept and shoot down ‘
an attacking plane that comes no
'closer than within 100 miles of a
target to accurately drop a bomb.
While the idea of escaping the
blast of a super bomb was not
original inspiration for this line of
study, the H-bomb now gives it
added reason.
There are several methods, now
in advance development for guide
ing bombs to targets.
Electronic gear In the bomb’s
nose can direct it to heavy con
centrations of light, sound and
' heat as it fails. This is done with
restrained trade in commrodities
or services essential to the nat
jonal economy, they cannot use
the cloak of the Norris-LaGuar=
dia (anti-injunction) act to es~
cape a criminal prosecution or
injunction.”
The Virginian said Congress
never intended to exempt unions
from the anti-trust iaws, but that
a 1941 U. S. Supreme Court decis
ien had the effect of doing so.
Robertson sald that decision
gave labor “an unlimited license
to do anything it chooses, by un
lewful as well as lawful means,”
:‘nd still be safe from prosecu=
on.
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control vanes,
Tne pest method yet developed
permifs the bombardier, by means
of radio, to guide a bomb into its
target. Control vanes on the mis=
sile, plus small wings, give the
bombardier more control over di~
rection and greater range to the
bomb, The Navy’s “Bat” is such
a missile.
The bombardier watches the
path of the dropping bomb on the
radar scope, which also shows the
target, and thus ean tell how to
direct the course by radio,
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Many of the details and descrip
tions of the various guiding sys
tems and their application are top
secret. So are the effective ranges
of guidance.
To further insure the safety of
a crew in a p¥ne assigned to
drop an_ H-bomb, the Air Force
is working on severar new giant
jetbombers, all about the size
of the B-36, which will have
speeds in tle 600-mile-per-hour
range. Only one, the X 852 which
is being built by Boeing has been
snnounced officially, and only the
barest details are available on it.
\~cording to present plans, the
XB-52 will be powered by eight
new-type jet engines more power=
ful and efficient than anything
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yet made. It will be large enough ‘
ta.carry.an H-bomb. It will have |
a range of 10,000 miles or more.
In shape it will resemble the
B-4T “Stratojet,” with siim swept
back wings,
Although little is known about
the exact specifications of the
H-bomb, it is generally agreed
among the experts that the B-36
is the‘only plane flying today that
could carry it. At a speed of about
300-miles-per hour there is good
reason to worry about the chances
of a B-36 getting out of range of
the blast - after - dropping an
H-bomb. :
However, with the speed of the
new jet “heavies” ecombined with
the various bomb guiding sys
tems, it is generally assumed that
by the time a decision has to be
made on whether or not to drop
the H-bomb on an enemy, the
suicide aspect of the mission for
bombing crews will not be a
factor. :
00P’S BRUSH
BY MARY C. FLYNN
NEA Staff Correspondent
KANSAS CITY. Mo.—(AP)—
Police Patrolman Pat Murray is
knocking ’em cold with a paint
brush.
, ‘As a result, the rogues’ gallery
isn’t the only department in the
Kansas City, Mo., police heagi
quarters benefitting by his skill
with pictures.
A photographic technician at
headquarters and an artist in his
spare time, Murray has painted a
mural showing the work of Kan
sas City police. xt will be hung in
the lobby of police headquarters
building after a public showing.
Murray’'s fellow . policemen
modeled for the mural. One evenl
posed as a drunk being dragged
fromr the street.
The right half of the painting
represents nighttime; the left
half, daytime. In the shadowy
light of night, there is a section
depicting a technician at work in
the crime laboratory. On close
inspection, a detective is spotted
shooting from the ground at a
fugitive leaning from a window
of a darkened building, Inject
ing even more realism, the pa
trolman-artist placed a clearly
legible 25-mile-per-hour speed
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limit sign on a boulevard and &
traffic officer issuing a ticket to
a motorist, i
For seven years a police offi
cer, Murray also studied five
years under Thomas Hart Ben=
_ton, famous Midwestern artist,
and spent two years in Arizona
where he “painted the West.” He
}has started work on a series of
| paintings on various phases of
l law enforcemqnt.
' A STITCH IN TIME
Try to refrain from knitting in |
1a car unless you want to get a|
sudden jab in the event of a sud
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l COLOR MAGIC orp
| When white is mixed with a|
| paint color to lighten it, you have
'| a tint of that color, When you mix |
| black, you have a shade. When you |
| mix both black and white, you|
| have a tone or “grayed” color, ad- !
'vise paint experts. }
‘ Four of the six teams in the Na
| tional Hockey League list only one [ |
rookie on their rosters. 7
PAGE SEVEN
SHAKESPEARE TOURISTS 3y
MISS BEER, SUNSHINE A
STRATFORD-UP-AVON, Eng
land.—(AP)—Americans find thiy
hometown of Shapespeare a fine
place but there are some things
they miss here. For example, beer
after the theater (saloons close
early), coffee at the inn and “Cal~
ifornia sunshine.” .
That’s what some of them said
in answering a questionnaire sub
mitted to 1949 overseas visitors.
SQUARE FISH FOUND - ¢
HAIFA, Israel —(AP)— Wanna’
do some square fishing? The fin
ny ones come that way in the Gulf
of Elath at Israel’s southern-most
tip—really square.
A department of fisheries mis
sion off Elath found many exotic
looking, inedible tropical fish, in
cluding one species that is perfect
ly square.
Carl Jeske rolled the fifth high
‘est triplicate in bowling history
recently when he scored 247,247,
' 947—in Milwaukee.