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THE BINGHAMTON PRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 9, 1946. 8 'Militant Minority' May Simy 1946 Election? House Group Urges Action In Big Trusts 1946 Primary Season Opens, Illinois Votes Polling in Seven States to Be in May; Election Nov. 5 Television Course Chicago (INS) Chicago projectionists are going to be ready when television arrives. All 300 members of Local 110, Moving Picture Machine Operators Union, A. F.

are being compelled to take a 24-week television course in anticipation of the advent of "televised" movies. 0 TJ JJ 'j ft 5 4 Iw. 1 I rf; yj Sr A V- rnJi WZJtlk I I rSJ r- Sri- Justice Department Asked to Get Tough With 'Real Monopolies' by bureaucracy overnight by the power of the ballot." Mr. Mason said the 1946 elections will decide the "conflict" between those who want the right to "live their own lives." and those who "claim the right to dominate and control the lives of others." "For 12 years." he said, "the American people haven't been governed by laws passed by their elected representatives in Congress. They have been governed by executive orders and presidential decrees as arbitrary as were ever issued by the Czar of Russia." DIAMONDS IN-FOOD Behvenuto Cellini related how he was given ground diamonds in his food while he'was a prisoner in His enemies went to such expense to kill him because they feared he might be able to digest ground glass; so they chose the harder substance.

SETS (ojjoM-J-. 2 Washington VP) The House Appropriations Committee recom mended today that the Justice De partment's anti-trust division get ijstrsa 666 Liquid or Table-act aa a mild Laxative and get at Cold Miseries internally 666 Nose Drops or Salve begin to relieve stuffiness and coughing AT ONCt makes it easier to breathe. tougher with thebig boys and pay less attention to the little fellows. By JAMES B. HUTCHISON Gannett News Service Washington Representative Noah M.

Mason III.) said today the 1946 congressional elections will be won by a "militant minority" if the customary 20.000,-000 "off-year" non-voters continue to shun the Mr. Mason said that about 55,000,000 of the 80,000,000 potential voters go to the polls in presidential elections, and that in off-years such as 1946, there are normally fewer than 35,000,000 votes. On the basis of actual votes cast, Mr. Mason said, a president nearly always is elected by one-third of the total qualified voters, and. a congressman in off-year elections usually is elected by less than 20 per cent of the total qualified voters of his district.

"The C. I. O. Political Action Committee," Mr. Mason said, "will get out every one of its qualified voters in 1946.

The left-wingers are well organized and extremely active. "Citizens who want to save the American form of government and the private enterprise system must go to the polls and cast their votes this year, if they would prevent the election being won by a militant minority." During the past 12 years of the Democratic administration, Mr. Mason said, the right to vote "is one right which has not yet been taken away." "If the people are aroused to the seriousness of the situation," he said, "they can end government The committee's report on a bill Wotta Great and work tost CHas tabefied milluM Purest drugs yet inxpte compare results GauUon. Oa only OB trciad to appropriate $1,700,000 for antitrust activities in 1947 suggested that the division "direct its efforts more to the real monopolistic dangers in this nation rather than to the detailed control of the small establishments." The committee recommended also that the Justice Department Salesmen Wanted! Excellent Opportunity Good Pay Fine Working Conditions Apply begin studying the possibility of increasing fines for anti-trust violations. By I ALE C.

WILSOV United Press Stajj Writer Washington (UR) The 1946 primary season opens today preliminary to off-year general elections in which the greatest prize is control of the House of Representatives. Today's primary polling will be in Illinois where the state's congressional delegation is divided. 11 Democrats and 15 Republicans. Voters will nominate candidates for those seats. is no gubernatorial nor senatorial contest in Illinois this year.

No other primaries are scheduled until May when they will take place in Alabama, Florida, Indiana, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon and Pennsylvania. 35 Senate Contests The general elections take place on Nov. 5. except in Maine where voting will be on Sept. 9.

There will be contests for 35 Senate seats, 34 governorships and all 435 seats in the House of Representatives. The primary season opens with thunder on the left from farm and labor leaders who are playing with the idea of forming a third party. That was a job undertaken unsuccessfully by the late Theodore Testimony made public today showed that Representative Rabaut Mich.) and Representative Hare S. protested that the present $5,000 maximum fine arean-Lauder 11 is too small. Referring to a recent case OFFICIAL SENDOFF Gov.

Thomas E. Dewey, left, throws! switch at Albany transmitting Acme Telephoto to The Binghamton Press and other Gannett newspapers during first day of the new service. Watching are Grant Anderson, Acme traffic manager, center, and Emmett N. O'Brien, Gannett News Service correspond 171-173 Washington Street against aproximately 100 fertilizer companies. Mr.

Hare said the total ent. Acme TELEPHOTO. fine was $260,000 but when divided among the defendants it "would be a fine, of about $2,000, which would be a mere bagatelle." FX 'Jlifflatid Women To hire capable workers describe Sugar Refinery Strike Called for Saturday the opportunities you have to offer Dewey Lauds Telephoto Use Of Vision fully in a Binghamton Press want Ad. Dial 2-3411 now. IV.

COMPLETE COLLISION SERVICE BODY and FENDER REPAIRING REFINISHING JOE WINTERSTEIN Central Paint Shop Roosevelt in 1912 and the late Perils Depleted Stocks Better vision means cr Robert M. LaFollette in 1924. But even unsuccessful third parties can exercise significant power in close elections. Watch Chicago Parley Brazilian 32? FACIALS MANICURE SHAMPOO WAVE at your home day or evening Dial 4-4623 Jeane The unions said they are now 13 Collier Street CRC I demanding a wage, increase of loVa cents an hour. Previously they had Therefore Washington will ob- Dial nrrve with interest developments from the Chicago meeting which were revealed yesterday.

A pro healthier, happier life for you. Have your examined scien-' tifically by our registered, physician now visional national committee has 11 been established headed by A. Philip Randolph, president of the offered to settle at 15 cents, they declared, and the companies had offered 13 cents at s.ome ints and smaller amounts at others. Sugar is the only food still rationed and government officials said that any prolonged refinery strike would seriously deplete present stockpiles. COUNSELORS SELECTED Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Port a a and make sure your ers (A.

F. James Patton, head of the Na By Gannett News Service Albany Governor Dewey last night congratulated the Gannett newspapers for supplying' ultramodern news picture coverage through Acme Telephoto Service. Supervising the transmission of the first special picture for Gannett newspapers, Governor Dewey forecast that the new service "will be of great benefit to the people of the state." "I extend my congratulations and best wishes on the success of the new venture," he said. The Governor demonstrated keen interest in the operation of the service as it was explained by Arthur Kelly, new state bureau manager, and Grant Anderson, Acme traffic chief, of Cleveland. "It is a marvelous device," the Governor said as he peered into the sending machine and studied the mechanics involved.

He plied the experts with questions about the transmission of pictures, especially about the portable Washinjf ton JP) C. I. O. and A. F.

h. unions today called a strike effective at midnight Saturday at seven East Coast refineries which process 70 per cent of the nation's cane sugar. The unions said in a statement they had reached an impasse in negotiations with refining companies. They said the companies had refused to accept as binding recommendations of a fact-finding panel appointed by Secretary of Labor Schwellenbach. 8,000 Are Involved The unions, claimingmore than 8,000 workers at seven Atlantic Coast plants would be involved in the walk out, said they were still willing to arbitrate their wage demands.

The companies have agreed to eyes are right' tional Farmers' Union, also was a sponsor of the Chicago meeting New Location Daniel G. Carver, Inc. 135 WASHINGTON STREET DIAL 4-1992 but said he personally did not fa vor formation of a third party "at this time. There was some unofficial C. I.

O. Albany (U.R) Appointment of Raymond J. Barbutl, Hewlett. L. and Thomas J.

Brennan and Julius E. Uhlander, both of New Yorjc City, as senior counselors of the State Division of Veterans Affairs, was announced today by Director Edward J. Neary. representation at the Chicago con ference. Washington observers do not see much national political future for any such independent movement for lack of powerful and recognized leaders.

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Dial 4-3032 (leil Utter name of the ancient Persian god of light. judv. Wait Of the 35 Senate seats up this year, Republicans now hold 12. They must retain those and 10 more to win control of the Senate. Political 'observers agree there is small chance the Republicans will win control of the Senate this year.

The Republicans must win 27 more seats in the House to obtain 218 members which would-be a bare majority of one. Some loss of Democratic seats is to be expected in an ofT year and without the political appeal of the late Franklin D. Roosevelt playing over the voters. There is a political saying that the party which wins control of the House in an off-year will win the White House two years later. Experience proves the prediction to be substantially sound.

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