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Show Nir ,1.1, , , . zA , . 7 .. , , ,PAGE.-- .DESEkET NEWS :. We stand for the Constitution of the United States with its thee departments of government as therein set forth. esch one fully independent in its own field. ! , , Make Utah . ,acks . 7 - -- , ., Can That It's Not a - ' - SUNDAY I JANUARY. , 131 , 1952 , . , ,. - 1 French. Labor Won't Endure Our Methoits' .,,,, , I - Happy Region ,, ',SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH WESTBROOK FEUER ,- , . , . . - - - . . EDITORIAL - , . ., , . - . " , , --- , . 4: - ,.. . , LES GO , , , , - by , Goates Les 1 1 , i . 7 ',,A...);)11' ' .., ciSM.' ... Naturits,Discipline , , , . THE CHICAGO CUBS, after training at Catalina Island improved a shining hour 10 and LOS Angeles for more in interviewing Paris by tuation illustrates the politica'l disadvanOne of the round general remarks Presi- than a quarter of a century, , rg,'-George Villiers, president . of si commuof : ,,,, and any 'dent Truman included in his State of the tages advantages, both, have shifted to Mesa, Ariz. , the National Council of ' -' Union message.to Congress was that contin, The reason given by the ball nity's high concentration on one industry. Trench Patronates, or em, vil--7- . :':& When it is smacked down, the community ' '.ued defense production needs will mean clubs front office is to "get ployers, which is ,comparable ......, t''' Is hit hard. On the other hand, it can speak 'I'V'.ftto our National Association . 'smaller production of civilian goods." Cut- 11114 r161117 away from a seething metropwith one voice. in Washington, Union heads, of Manufacturers, but much olis with its many temptabecks, he said, will be "nothing like those ,,, , 0 tions." , aw ,..7 AS'is. . -more actively concerned in- :during World War II." but there will ,be members of Congress, city officials, and man1.,..........ik ir It -on the change, Commenting it havewe between ufacturers .! in the some less of than unite emploYers . ' protest." dealings goods -'considerably -- -4 is 1 The Sporting News says: 1" ' .1 Mr. Truman's generalized forecast of -and unions. ;1:oeen used to for the past tivo or three years. 14 , p -1 "Strongly Mormon in Pop, a- few Let with us start Itirther cutbacks Makes itclear thaLthe gov7 3scky' This has turned the attention' of many Et Mesa is about as quiet ulation, statistics. simple homespun .'1".Aii., and sedate a locale as any ci.. ernment is aware of that. There is no 'business analysts to automobiles. Cutbacks milThere ire about-eigh- t w -gm tr Y si major league club has picked .1. visited on that industry already have prolion workers in Trance, about thought of cutting off passenger automobile ' A4,,,,, o 1884 when .the Boston . since nine hundred thousand of manufacture in tots as was done ten years duced an unemployment situation in Detroit Club of the National League 1 44, whom belong to the General alit re that has Michigan and the state's represenago this month. Quotas have been cut back the spring training started o of - Confederation, Lab r, i'ci0 Ke ; P4, c''N since the Korean outbreak, now they have custom with a Dixie tour, tatives in the two houses of Congress in an '4'' Pei which is the biggest union , 1 c 6 , ., . ending uptwith a long stop in A , 7 , t uproar. If defense orders had been shoved , been cut back some more. But so have been roughly resembling the CIO .41,1;11.-New Orleans." ,14.. a niun schedüles. in embraces ' it that feat 4efense to mo the.slack there'd, - - 4104 Unemployproduction enough take Max Baer, Max Sehme-ber-o- f unions in; several big 4. li.. ment in the automobile . be no unemployment trouble. ......r ' '1 Jim Bratidockand ling. . industries. ''' 11"), ,,....,'.,S'Y.'' less than it would have beetumderthe origiJoe Louis pitched their The complaint is that they haven't been. ,.., ,, ''' There are also about three ,'.''... .,-. -- -- nal program. e training camps "far from The backlash of that complaint is the grow. , ., and thousand hundred ,klly fifty , , -" - 7' big' the - madding. crowd's ' " - - 1'"- lk from Michigan '44( committees' ' 'In SenatorjJohnsonss1 gi noble strife" so they might - but other industrial-cente- rs 1,4 . . v.2 5 . alarm anclAbe president's general warning Ouvriere, or Working Force,-- ' , ; i. for a letdown .(1i .4,,i.iti have leclusion and escape 1 , - , ' ',. a and about four .hundred '4 i .'.4 -;" , , ., there Li a good chance that thepmgram will schedules rather than ,,,4 - in defense-productiC-othe temptations of the city. ' c ',:: ' ;', ., ' ' - ! '1 , Nwe t "; ,,, , i ' be stretched out still' morii,: in accordance ' St: Anthony of Egypt was the acceleration that Senator Lyndon John''',,,,t'-..,,,---' the Christian Workers ., i $ 4 -- !Its sportone of the boys with the "too much too soon" theme of an-soh's, "preparedness" committee is volubly In Alexandria, before his conA .1141 ; ',!.!iarticle by Catholic union because , - demanding. Slichter, the Harvard t ,?loll" version. He found the temp- , L, t , , , -.-.- l',,, ..-, t, i IA - ..,.. , , . , when you speak of a Chris-It's shortage of copper, not steel, whirl; economist. in 04; January Atlantic Monthly. , , i so ht. ,.x.1 4. , ki't ,..i: t''' .1 ,tatitnis of the city ,..... !, --,-.. ... A liii' hl..Tfatiee.ycm ... .,...... ,' .,said-tru- t the' real tliokepointin the metals situation - - After ell this is,-- at that he fled into the win. ban Fr(ailt.. : ,: ,,, 7.,,... ,,,,, 77:,' ,1.1N. Catholic. as7, well i,,tsay might ' ,...'Ss-i .;; a ,; , a th!; , Egyptian desert. which gives point to the president's general troductoryparagraph of his State or the , .. . ' Protestantism is rare. ....,. ,,,, It i ,,r , ,i ,...-- ,:,..-- it Afterward, he confessed s. 74s. 5 ,,...,......,..... Union 'ie.,' ,',....io. ... ., speech, "a presidential election Year." warning.. ' 4N ABOUT LIKE US the temptations of the that ''', V's., -., p 14 lfq1;ti ' ,r . At present there seems to be available 4( kp, i 4 4 t 1 ; ,,,--, a ". Michigan's freshman senato r, Blair , desert were worse than those l is an .there t,... Then, i.,,,s,' i finally, i t '' el C1731",'1,---1.4-' i :..1,10 ' materials enough to build only .400.000 new '. W. ..,eme- -,,L. of the city. Baer, Schmeling. Moody, wants some of the copper taken away 4, ,,,,,. outfit ialled the. Independent Eta,- - t. 5- .and other fighters learned that from the builders of railway equipment and automobiles this year, as compared' with Workers with about five , the temptation is where you houses to restore the jobs of the 120,000 auto last year's 5,330,000 and 1950's phenomenal hundred thousand. are, regardless of the locaTHE TRAILER? THERE over a IN few us This BACK GOING THINGS ARE workers who have already been laid off in gives be It may a fair guess that the 5,666,000. HOW Let uir hope the Cubs tion. two mil among final 1952 figure will be about 4,500,000. his state. In a letter to Manly Friednian, Mesa the nice place it find of force the eight was represented to be when head of the National Production Authority,. That would be fewer than, the dealers million, or about twenty-fiv- e , they chose it. Senator Moody also suggested that some cop- - could sell; but it would not be the percent. which is about the ' t. CIENTIST3-11AT-Ajti-flea 17 we be lifted from the government's stock. tivilicAmerthat the president's general reproportion ' per and a better law enforcelives only two months. Ica. The Deseret News invites ' - mark seems to have led some alarmed Given pil- e- temporarily, he said carefully. ment could not be officer readers to ezpress their opinOur neighbor's' dog. dealing However. the -- biggest The senator did not say why he thinks, to think. persons 1 found; rifOrentP. To Deputy Tracy with facts instead of figures, ions or contribute bunch, the General Confederthat copper for electrical equipment for rail-roaThe Friends and Relatives Mr. Friedman may have had that,political on topics of current in. will dispute this. The,. eleIs not recognized by tion ation, We would like to compliof Ricky Henricksen Letters must be signed, it less needed than for automobiles,- - point-i- the back of his Mind when, the day phant. the pike, and the carp government beProt. ment the Deseret News on the live 100 years. The turtle cause it is controlled by should be brief (not over 200 houses and thalsehold appliances. Nor did he before yesterday, as though implementing ', Some Comments on and must wonderful story you ran on , lives 125 years. is still a It Communists. words preferred), bow be auto can workgrs forecast the in the president's speech, the ''' ,explain canons The Henricksen Case the violate not and bank accepted the strong robbery 70Myaena'rls.preReescernibedtstaltilistie ells more important than those in the locomotive Defense Production Authority ordered cut- munnieoensnodeveterthcomel.epuet.enItt of hood taste. We i y. i f The in amil biight Henrcksen ' -- hope only have placed it at 37 years bockron housing to an annual rate of 600,000 picket shops and building construction.. Address: The- Editor, Let, this whole sorry Ricky Hen1,, would also like to express our 1, - He not much longer than the units as compared to 1,100,000 last year,,and In sabotage and other arts ' may have had In mind that disemployNewl P. O. Box to the is News mess ricksen lets that the thanks the credit given life of bone. violence and wiles. However, !tient concentrated in spots Is politically more leo Lfor Lake 1257. Salt Oak will fight to give us the facts City put similar curbs on refrigerators, washing Salt County Deputy ' Barring accident, any man is not a characteristic. of we and thus ;.4 than is get when may scattered someday like it and other machines,Conspicuous through Sheriff Don Tracy. If one products. Despite who wants to, can live to be labor relations. Lake County sheriff's ofSalt a real force. police factories and constriaction jobs Over man ever deserved credit he Senator Moody's protest he cut back auto LTrench 100 years old. The formula, . --- . - trandom stioNGUNION fice did-bu- twe wilt Ilwayl The.force we haVe - now is " 'production fôr the quarter teginningAiutv, the' country. ,,.tertairdy, dote,. He worked Sunlight; pure air,- , a .disgrace and is inviting cherish it in our memories. Henrickon ' ,. ,, or contrast with our cus., the more ' Ricky cleanliness. exwater, ' nUtes: pure One of our Detroit observers The YKL :' crime to tome to 'Salt Lake The Jay that Mr. Tracy ercise and no automobile actom of permitting unions to , sen case than any other per-ioin That. Evan City.: piece Friday's brought to Irene and We, The relatives and cidentsall but one of these lect-- a committee of Harvard paper is a jewel. Please acwhen he brought Ricky home :. friends of Ricky. Henricksen, News-Fr- o' Or Columbia double.domes to' provided by nature. But nacept Our thanks. understood by will never-bwe pan never rethat know em, ture is a strict mistress. Few a with . busy negotiate.. , All the people of Salt Lake ., anyone but them. A finer man of us live a hundred years. ' pay him for what he and the The balance sheet for the past week be. player, French law and cusnista are planning a major attack 'onIndo- feel as did. the that City you manages' kiln bring together ' DUFFY LEWIS, the baseball ' , police passed up a vicious China where the French are having a hard tween good news and bad in the hot and cold ment and agents,of their own.. DORIS FLEESON man caland his Such crime. Immortal, when he was , - the. as casts wan, '' ' - , I, toPes,Ma . ''' tip by Harry Ferguson.,tima balcIbt the ... , ,.,,.. p4,,. .,,,,-,,,,k. AriagiterrAtAlzo,Aki,SAttlatT. ,hest -' etirgttrlett,--;44,111,-thev- --critical t enough forryeit:Alphönse Jir, preal Bees of the Pacific Coast Their a goVernmefittüns;- where , want to -- - - ---.- ' once showed how dent of the French chiefs of staff, to fly to tionary in every industrial nice end warm and smoke League, , who receives complaints ' could be cured. He . and tell city and at dyspepsia yarns to out additional laugh find what ' 'Washington from either 'side, but ad(I) 'Pritrident Truman and Prime Minister me out on first base and all the who keep put American aid he could obtain in event of Churchill reported that they have reached batted grounders at me for judication is made by a union calling up pand bothering an offensive.. with enemy of half an hour as part of my . them. And collect employers meeting , solid agreements on many of the. problems 1 Sen. Estes Kefauver, the 1 aspiring Demoeratizw-SentThe French government fell on an the workers union. of course. , 42) checks, spring training reportorial bout their notiona,, Brien - a eitissding,,jemotrat:Tfrom ' ,Lyndon B.- Johnson, 27.1utaii.i,,,,elirau.zatiztsv,z,44tiAte , .11Pliers 'Il-k- made ,.,...,,NIF ' ' -- issue- budgetary t thanee----ithaf Hubert:. ttoittle heads are ..:' seems to be Itttellit6 journey , across ,the.., Tennessee, who rundoubtedly .:,'NeMahon,-Lewis figured the bendto make to trying COlut131011 for Gen. time bad into a at Dwight Humphrey,. Robert S.. Kerr, the 'United States and Britain will present I 1: would Hite to be president, is cover up are really funny. United States: , in France, he ing down to pick up the : D. to put together a and Goys. Adial E. Stevenson Three cheers for the News. ball and the straightening . finding that be is getting said, industries are much betfirmer frontfrom now on both in Europe and , ' ' personal attention, "---of Illinois and G. Mennen m u ter organized than the U. S. Keep it up and remember up to throw it, would take the Middle .East.'" The two men were real- - - Western EurciPetillacmYt ' of Wilhia3 we a of are much Michiganall out stronger.. back kinks of Gen.- de Gaulle, who beads - one of the' and the of space, newspaper temperyou. plenty workers, tstic enough to admit co'uld' get along . ::: immature ancl untried(' to -&mental seem more stomach. and It Contracts Kidman from. speak Mrs, region requests vary Lyman Maybe French strongest political parties, b opposed --on many points even if they disagreed on , would have 416ne so. I nev- - . to region as to wages and otharound the. country than he - President Roosevelt planOn Pounds ' British recognition et. the Chinese Commu-'- -- to Trance yielding - soverelirnty to any Euroer stayed ith the treat. Dog ned Throughout way. . unions But fulfill. can and er agree details, itthat to possibly e, -' pean organization.- ' he Craftily orment long enough to find -- , his cannot get a grass-root- s It isn't reasonable to insist ' ' nista. And Hungry People , out. To this must be added the ttragically bad on wage uniformity everychopped down any potential ganization started until Presi.' coalition inside , (2) The Whatever has happened to A day or two of this was.. J rivals. where just for uniformity's news of the death of dent Truman speaks out. the United Nations beat down a Coritmuntot humanity? enough. It was too much: The senator is almost litThere are a few exceptions I looked at the newspaper etteroPt to transfer the Korean truce talks general, Jean de Lattre de Tassigny, the man tIke. Warsteesimandsedother sgreedth work, the sun was ,awftdly, with under snowed middle in their years men erally and on the front restore(' the defenses of Indochina when from hot, and besides. I had a store:: UN security Coun,;'--,--w- h6 recently. who belong to no union and mail and interviewers. into great who have grown saw the picture of a page to file before dinner and for France and t Cat '', Ahealtustion looked blackest in many cases where two such 7 in stature Washington, , , heavily-coated LITTLE HOPE dog in the dog didn't want to miss any of: " one world. in the are B. Russell free recognized Richard an Sen. . made l pound, and 'on the inside of teaks-Taking ' those training-cam- p e all get together in Preachers and college presi- they But of Georgia. the paper a poor wOman with a pill-waapparently in an atteinpilt to much easter would be two starving children. Then .. than shagging grounders. A, ,cease.fire negotiations while , his colleagues as I read that thousands of dolhundred million people have" North Korean Reds continue tars were being voted to buy presidential ma: .' made the ume decision. 1 as Workers their-ai11"1" no force- end far 'hues. well; means the are organized by , a new dog pound and the husterial, but his state and civil , 7 1 UN The Creneral i, REMEMBER Fred Stone? , '. Assembly Friday ',night ' FRENCH WOULD FIGHT support an amhitioua and he band of the woman being con(3) The American state Department gave It must be at least 40: He would not even politician can have. knows it. demned assurance that 'things would be worked Out - rejetted the Russian charge that this country for the law keeping I wish I could tell y L. But the years ago flat he graduated. becoma to consent lateraaatbas-!T-bof of majority the self t , his for th Ives-T-preservation so "aggressive guilty Turtereould'be-idinitted---t- o-- boys are wafting for a firmerT J eadirlistlYear tber- bring-'was Varieties's,- and- -. it wife because of ' as full and qualified members in the Kurth affairs of Red states.- That charge means tether in such cases because incapabiliehildren bounded success in '1he into from the White House. the his signal for an . caused by taking. the operations of the Mutual Security Act agreement in such a situation, Wizard of Oz.", Most menAtlantic Treaty Organizatiön. ' Men in the higher echelons . . , for the forces armed training TOPIC beROT would have been content to: and our propaganda activities. Including the In an American factory. of the party who have bad ,. The two nations are bulwarks against the to keep "Old Glory", flying. realm of Ian- - power or in the take their success at the club In ilongs however, of Yoke are general, what are appointtwo America, The prestige doing threat of Communist action in the Middle they pictures should Roosevelt-create- d and float Over the easy wafamine of tasy, but Mr. Villiers' 'says ments from Mr. Truman also have been to least sufficient to a placed together; designed degree Eas, t- serious matter now, because of the to ' ters. But not Fred.' they do right along. ' candidates prevails. to to be are reluctant "prime" we then could have appear realized ,, when Senator worry the Soviet high command: And tmrest In Iran and Egypt. From morning tiU night be Recently The Democrats have almost in haste to desert him. the shame of it. of also UN on General set the William ostensibly as though his life . over- to their Benton, Friday. worked Assembly to got recent" to do jump I Kefahver like animals. Only hoped ' BAD . NEWS ;-: were at .stake. He labored Connecticut, '' who' actually . freshman class, and tope that sitopposition-- to up -o- ver diehard Soviet-blo- c I saw two correct horses staked in this ly something lives in New York and Phoe-people-wi- ll wlthhjs head;hands, and feet (1) The Communists are still stubbornly accept youth and a 12.nation disarmament commission modeled uation when be Called on Mr. I field close to the' borders -aAmerican that ........:4-Italsuggested moderate nix, exper-leti- with drive, of the d no with ainlcaln.Karea shelter in , - lways in magnificent phys!lint on thalami. ! city of ton.,- ,,,,,,,sio.. the w"Pmssgall''witraronerbe-elernarked-loi-,--,PIMaltieserr- aY : rt; ,beal....eendisiesi,...stateo-ke,......- ,-Barucltagandorntomie...asitterurelorwitatailo there' thit fil - played in- .1 con-- tinuing to build air lases if and when the trot ' union factories and union . were soon Washlogto tile moved. will believe that president armistice is declared. news old wu there at the , That means , Lake is struction Salt Theater,.;. jobs only., ad this the Mg As Democrats discuss the I don't like I thief, but 'do the crime investigator any In the meantUne they are puttiag together Fred must have done more In this area for titeNyeek --- that the R us-angry comment on this imare dis- - where were the neighliors of situationand they or this other of favon any prudence of an American- in enough planes and equipment to become what the word the starving children and the' than ,350 pictures. .A n d. slats have lost the Initiative In the 'peace kind; in fact. the evidence they're still spelling out hie trying to force , Frenchmen the a high Air Force officer described as "one of offensive," conducted hi the arena of world- -' around that presigets compassion fothe family? name on the movie marquees.. unions against' their' all to the contrary. ' to join advised dent's has Reminder-Athphysician ' ' wide opinion; and that it hai redounded . airpowers of the world." . . The moral is clear': When: FAMINE PLANNED will. ,' :, the, major not him. run lo, er's keeper? , le againthey ' (2) There were indications the Commu- - -' yo utatghtupwithaue,------ French- tiiiiiiiiiiThavi-httto es. to fern elder seem to ., Mr. Truman if rarely ., Nonetheless, ,.. , cress, figure that es , your best money and the conledera- - . does not intend , himself to statesmen. afraid of the fingerof seont chance of holding it is to keep '.. THE NEIGHBORS ' which. has the most, is Clark By. Alben tion, Vice George President at those who ask help. 'True, pointed i run,. and if be hopes to elect and mentally.. ' a ' believed to get some from , , Mercer .,, 10-7Barkley is campaigning vigorI a Democrat to succeed him, he 4t77 ' I 1,, 1 Villiers Mr. BEN asked :9 . Moscow. SURROUGHX", .'" By . . 1952, but, it is has- got to allow the sun to ' ously for for 'I Protests Logic, whats,woulci happen if the . only veep again. argued, srro My Darting" on shine all candi., potential SING WHILE YOU DRIVE ' I government tried to drive all .., dates of his party. Gen. ." A few cynics- add , that Of W. C. W. Wife o , Each time I write you dar- At 45 .Miles Pet Hour: , a Aten into unions by nietto ..., so. 1,4, ..., they guess ,. r and D. Eisenhower , ' , ods .uted 'in this Are Happy Ways." eDwigT1 lips Can't , 111 ,,- I point ao accusing finger "Highways ling,. ,'I penwhatare .- ', ", - lead op., country Democratic Midwest ..iC Tan are front' in my ,a,.. 55 Miles Per Hour: "rrn: say " for ., ' the . al 1937 under the Wagner Act. of "Wife At Ifyit Robert meet Kansas era In will reasbning City L' ' r94110t i3ut A Stranger Here; Heaven heart dear 'a a',... 'although, ." point of monota White'' '. ,, I explained that each eiti- - page ittoistheabsurd ' i, tin about two weeks to discuss of Because, of Mr. I'm. yotere far away , r. my words. a. ony; , I know of 4. sem captured in those drhres. ens Is My Hope." , the president's stalling techa. , a:. that ft....' ' man to expect that he can ' Per Hour! ' At white , collar clurl, a. meaning who ' several 1001, rounded which has, sons favdriti ',otter up , p nique otoputting e..', love alone can tell. . . . they dust off some favorite at the , a mink coat. am I to Conclude l'Neare My. Cod, To Thee."1. a million involuntary joiners, In the primaries, and the gen- l. ' , send you newborn faith and ; the ' that all white minute. lest androvercome 'of workers to was At, 5 Miles Per Hoorn , eral trends. mid. ,.. toyer compelled poi political ' a and always wish , hop lead of either one in six a at'Wheu The Roll Is Called 171) The ume meth,-,, tress- t ti- -the shouId union S. Their tiosulueszinto ''. Nioa-to;you. well.... they say that I . od of reasoning wouldlead , weeka'1Thpaiing. Ironder,7, 111 Be There" ure chests. ' indica1 some grass-roo, - oat lonely.. a ..-- . but that ill -- - -H. , I , That to ' give of how to realize is It one to Think so. ' easy hi-Mr. Villiers seemed tion ighway Patrol Officer. ; the :long party .. .. because-for wait , you .. , . Mzc l'rumain and.' probably. L Yours for better logic. t .. TEXT FOR !MOAT: 'The ' 1 i,' Ifirl; It , 1,1Cipabla ot imairinjat a cord- will wait upon Mr. Truman .,--knowbeyand vettl----Melvin C.00d1aM oEselektbdoeu Is 1 a '--- , Otalove-- b rUm rat keyr inap-7an- d t where's livitioataYLLAIOtonly-Ketauyeri:b19'.19. ' Othemills oetS titelested - r itrettestet-the Ake wiadom."Eeclesiastet liatbni Mat tectottight.by , , , , , .. , , 119026.21161.10EZENdti.0.00,41,1.0.V.a.S.P.a.32.3MMSOARMENerdeig. , One-Indust- ry -I - ' - 71,51L",44111 ; ' . - ' U , --- t, 11181116.... 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