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N.Y. Union Officials May
Be Cited for Contempt of
Court for Port Tie-Up
NEW YORK, OP)—While an esti
mated 500 longshoremen marched
outside the courthouse, a federal
judge Tuesday called on three
union officials to show why the
officials should not be cited for
contempt of court in a tie-up par
alyzing the port.
The order, signed by Judge Da
vid N. Edelstein on petition of the
National Labor Relations Board,
named three officials of the old
International Longshoremen’s As
sociation. It is returnable Mar. 16.
The NLRB contends they ig
nored a federal restraining order
issued last week against picketing
of the piers. The board has asked
that the union be fined $100,000
if it fails to end the tie-up and an
additional $25,000 for each day
the tie-up continues.
Archaeologists Find
2,000-Year-Old Mummies
In Northeast Mexico
TAMPICO, Mexico, OP—T w o
Canadian archaeologists, Dr. and
Mrs. Richard S. MacNeish, have
reported finding mummies 2,000
years old and other ancient relics
ranging from possibly 5,000 years
ago in rugged, isolated Hell’s Can
yon in northeastern Mexico.
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McCarthy Spurns Nixon As GOP
Choice for Rebuttal to Democrats,
Wants Radio Time for Own Reply
WASHINGTON, UB— President •
Eisenhower, it now is known,
hand picked Vice President Nixon
to fire back the Republican Party’s
reply to charges by Adlai Steven
son that the GOP is using “slan
der, dissension and deception” to
try to win the coming Congres
sional elections.
But Sen. McCarthy (R-Wis\
while terming Nixon an “excel
lent choice” to speak for the party,
made it clear Monday night he
still expects NBC and CBS to
give him free radio and TV time
to reply to what he called a “vi
cious attack on me personally” by
Stevenson, the Democrats’ 1952
presidential candidate.
“I am delegating to no one the
authority to defend me,” McCar
thy told newsmen in New York
after he had learned the two big
networks had rejected his demand
for equal air time but had agreed
instead to give the Republican
Party a 30-minute rebuttal period
next Saturday evening.
The Wisconsin senator hinted
strongly he might take the matter
to the Federal Communications
Commission (FCC), of which his
friend, Robert E. Lee, recently be
came a member. The FCC licenses
and regulates radio and television
operations.
Addressing a big Democratic
rally in Miami, Fla., last Saturday
night, Stevenson aimed much of
his attack at McCarthy, whom he
accused of seeking to lead the Re
publican Party to a “malign and
fatal totalitarianism.” The titular
leader of the Democrats also said
the Republicans are divided “half
McCarthy and half Eisenhower.”
Chairman Leonard W. Hall of
the Republican National Commit
tee, claiming that Stevenson has
“impugned the Eisenhower Ad
ministration,” got in ahead of Me
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Carthy Monday with a formal bid
for equal radio and TV time to
reply. He stressed that Stev.enson
spoke as leader of the Democratic
Party.
Thus, Hall wired both big net
works that “this is not a matter
for personal rebuttal by any in
dividual,” an apparent reference
to McCarthy, with whom Hall dif
fered last week over the Senator’s
conduct of an investigation of
Army handling of alleged Com
munists in its ranks. On occasion,
Hall has described McCarthy as
an asset to the Republican Party.
High administration sources
said Monday night Eisenhower
himself made the suggestion that
the Republican National Commit
tee seek free radio-TV time to
answer Stevenson and that it was
the Pi'esident who chose Nixon to
speak for the party.
One informed source indicated
that the strategy was “to get Mc
Carthy out of the headlines and
get our story across.”
It was understood in this con
nection that Hall did not contact
McCarthy before asking the net
works for rebuttal opportunity.
At Philadelphia, Nixon said his
scheduled address will reflect the
viewpoint of President Eisenhow
er, “who is, after all, the leader of
the Republican Party.”
MOVIE HE-MAN'S WIFE ASKS
DIVORCE. CHARGES CRUELTY
LOS ANGELES, UP)—Jeff Chan
dler, the movie he-man, has been
sued for divorce on charges of
cruelty by his wife of eight years.
Mrs. Chandler, a former actress
known professionally as Marjorie
Hoshelle did not give details of
her accusations in her suit filed
in superior court Monday.
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FOR HEALTH
FOOT CORRECTION
By JACK POBUK
Your feet are hidden from sight
in shoes which often are bought
for beauty rather than fit. Most
people pay little attention to their
feet and then they wonder why
they give trouble.
After a day in
Oill - fitting shoes
which impede
rt\ circulation, it of
/ \ ten is real com
V 1 fort to get home
j 1/ and take those
shoes off. A little
barefoot walking
can help a lot.
You can do it at
home on the rug.
* Observe good
TOES-GRIP foot posture.
Feet should al
ways point straight ahead with
the weight on the outer borders.
This exercise will help draw
blood to the feet and improve
circulation.
Toes Grip
Stand with feet together, hands
on hips.
COUNT 1—Grip with the toes
as though picking up an object,
turning feet so that you stand on
their outer borders.
COUNT 2—Return to starting
position. Do counts 1 and 2 16
times.
26 Mau Mau Killed
NAIROBI, Kenya., l/P>—Twenty
six Mau Mau members were re
ported killed Tuesday as a battle
with British security forces in the
Ft. Hall, Thika and Kiambu dis
tricts raged on into its second day.
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