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Show f I. Tuesday, February 22, 1949 TIIE DRAGERTON TRIBUNE. DRAGERTON, UTAH PAGE TWO -- GREEN LIGHT: WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS - Church Caps r.Iindszenty Verdict; Deucy Dons Attire of Liberalism; People Checked Inflation Threat Harry S. Truman, of Independence, Mo., is getting into a habit of popping up as a poll topper in this or that department ' "Man of the year . . . most popM ere some of ular, etc., etc ... winning titles ezprezeed la three eolnmee. they ar Ihoee of fRDITOR'S NOTE: When aptnion ftnlcn Newepapcr Union', Boat aaalyzt and aot oeceeearUy ot tali aewepaper.) in MINDSZENTY: Gets Life Term The trial of Cardinal Mlndsienty, primate of Hungary, waa over and the verdict came aa no surprise. The Cardinal was sentenced to life Imprisonment on charges of tree son and black marketing. If there were an unexpected element in the outcome It was that the primates life had been spared. But at trials end even that hung in the balance. Cardinal Mindszen-t- y still could lose his life. Under Hungarian law, while his sentence of life could be appealed, the supreme peoples tribunal, last court of appeal, could Increase the severity of the sentence which, in this case, could mean only death. THE CARDINAL was doomed from the outset. His plighthad so stirred the Christian worlsYthat denunciations of ,lhe"HUhgarian governments actions were almost universal. Powerful western nations, through their leading churchmen, had attacked the trial procedure ant this, in turn, had incensed the Communist-dominated Hungarian court to a point where the issue was never in doubt It was generally believed that it was only reluctance to make a martyr out of the Cardinal that averted ttie death penalty. Hungary lost no time in assailing American representatives who actually, or purportedly, sided with the cardinal Among targets of these attacks were Cardinal Spellman, of New York, who delivered a scathing sermon against prosecution of Mindszenty, and Selden O a pin, U. S. envoy to Hungary. . AMONG OTHER THINGS, Cardinal Mindszenty was accused of gathering information for Chapin bi a scheme to overthrow the Hungarian government Chapin immediately branded this charge as "pure fantasy." General opinion was that in the prosecution of the Cardinal Russian communism had made its first great blunder, for in the move was discerned the fact that religion and religious concepts whether Catholic or Protestant would not be permitted to stand In tiie way of Soviet alms of expansion and domination. The Russians bad resurrected a policy which once before had so alarmed them that they bad forsworn 11 But now they' were publicly and dramatically recommitted to it a policy of the Kremlin versus Christ, and this time the Soviet Union was up against an adversary for whom there can be no defeat r-- 1 if The Questions the poll he already possesses. Girl Friday Reports Now, he has come up with anDear Mr. W.: Heres an angle BAUKHAGE By other. none of the gazettes touched in the mtd Nrurt Comrnmtstor. Analyst Mr. Truman Is the nations No. 1 Hayworth thing. The Aly Khan-Rit- a pedestrian. WASHINGTON When the various departments of the gov- Prince was in love with Lady ThelNo less an authority than that ernment began to gather data for the President to be used as the ma Furness, Just when her romance National Safety Council has so basis for preliminary legislation for his bold new program of es- with the Duke of Windsor was disdesignated Mr. Truman. I happened across tablishing the machinery of world cooperation for the develop- integrating THE ASSOCIATIONS magazine. ment of undeveloped countries, it was a surprise to many to learn it in the book, "Champagne Cholly. than many of these agencies are by no means starting from scratch. by Eve Brown, who was the late Public Safety, pictured Mr. TruShe reman on its cover and commended The department of agriculture of course, has had the longest end Maury Pauls him for his interest in safety. most successful record In this line a good 10 years. In 1939 it had veals it was Aly who broke up the The traffic advisory board of the become all too evident that in a world where the free flow of trade was romance with His Royal Highness letters and District ot Columbia hailed the threatened by rising hegemonies, we had to look to our . . . Hundreds of wires, Presidents firm decision to wait nearer neighbors for many things which we did not produce at home, phone calls regarding Gieseklng; only three complaints . . . Benny and which they could, but did not, produce themselves. faithfully for the green light behas the throne again In the new fore crossing Pennsylvania avertue." to was Congesa quit willing Hooper with 28 9. Radio Theatre is Mr. Truman turned down a sug authorize the department of agri- in the United States and Great Brit- 2nd with 28.6. Fibber McGee and a that gestion special traffic con' culture to lend ain or other democratic countries. Molly are 3rd with 26 9. We're 4th trol be established for bis dally What have been the results? In some of its techni26 8. Your recent 29.7 ia still the walks between his temporary res! the view of the military govern- with counto cians other season's high. dence at Blair House and the White tries and to help ment: House. and "Democratically-minde- d such countries as Times book reviewer panned editors Mr. Truman said he preferred German trustworthy were willing to coThe Lajos Zilhys novel, to obey the traffic signals and publishers have established "like Just operate to set up which Prentice-Hal- l of core and a solid other citizen. independent any statis getting rave reagricultural unveiled. It in the democratio newspapers ions for the pur- all over the nation. The views DATA: U. S. area of occupation. They p o s e of putting book is about two sisters, daughto mainbeen have Reds Demand It encouraged techniAmerican ters of a fabulous Hungarian tain their Independence and obques into action, The Russians Just couldn't stay aristocrat so Time's critic calls all attacks against jectivity For those who out of the news. them mother and daughter . . . and to resist the encroachment may have ques But in an utterance which comof government or of other specThe same mag roasted "The tioned the expend! manded American headlines, they which ial Interest groups and protect Miracle of the Bells, in ture this J revealed themselves as almost went over 500,000 copies and Is their right to bring the news of some is there tjon, childishly naive. Germany and the world to the printed in almost every lingo satisfaction in notWith the cold war as hot a it . . . The Immigration people are people of Germany and to comthe experiment paid, that ing could be, short of the bullet stage, ment upon it. cracking down on musicians from the standpoint of all con the Soviets had the gall to demand cemed The question that remains, howdeporting many rhnmba lads. the peoples of the Is this: when the controls and that the United States tell them countriesIncluding Involved. On the average ever, Some of the pickets were ready to how many this country the United States puts out one do- the existing regulations are re- put lamp shades on the lights at has and provide full data on armed llar moved, will the Germans graduate Hall --but the news flashed fpr each three dollars spent from Carnegie which a free forces and armaments' press "nearly by the other countries. In 1943 about being cancelled so Gieseking Never modest in demands, the Latin American countries were ex- the American have encouraged to for next time. it saving they're Soviets set a deadline for receipt pending $500,000. In 1948 they in- a genuinely free press which Amerof an essential icans consider of this information. It was March vested $1,178,000. A recent flop show, Leaf and Will the Germans, democracy? 31, 1949 elicited some 'eyebrowThe countries in which the Bough, who for centuries have accepted HOWEVER, they wouldnt be stations are located, an official control and regimentation from raising critical reactions. One critic completely selfish about the matter. hailed the another praised of the department explained, above, be able to start out afresh the cast anddirector, They demanded that the report on a third lauded the authasso"land, nppliea buildings, use of the democratic and make these matters be made to the or. But all three panned the show ciate technicians, office and techniques to which we have at- . . . Arturo United Nations, of which Russia is service personnel, equipment Godfrey (who may be a member. tempted to expose them? to catch up with some hearse available within and trying supplies "know-hoone is kind of Thai Warren R. Austin, U. S. delegate for all I know) plans taking on exthe country, and funds for opit is hard.to pass on. to the U. N., dubbed the Soviet restra work, again. He will do between-innlng- s United The expenses. erating olution a "succotash of all the chatter at the N. Y. Giants States supplies the "know-hobeans and different constituents Haylift Whips and the specialized equipment games this Summer . . . The book Russia has put to the U. N. on the business is still not so good. The Winter Blizzards necessary. arms and atomic questions since Club selection attacked storms which The winter The the out, departplan pays the world peace organization was to an used over author and the guarantee range country presented ment explains, this way. Assistance formed. what looked for awhile like a major $100,000. They Just cut the guarantee cofin such as cocoa, crops raising Even a citizen might tragedy to the cattle industry didnt again down to 70 . . . YouD adore be excused for risking a sawbuck fee, certain fibres, medical plants, turn out to be as bad as some people Milada Mladova, the galerina in tea and rubber, has increased the that the Russian would have nothAD for Love. Resembles Hedy feared, but it might have been conrevenue from them. are prodThey ing but their pains in proposing . hadnt been and like worse dances if Zorina. Made my it siderablyin in ucts' demand this country, that the U. S. bare its' atomic war for what happened in the Pacific heart Jig. dowe or The raise. dont cant to the Kremlin. potentials llars they earn are turned into islands in World War H, The Japs S: The literary world was aghast many Manufactured products used to say that the American's Dinner last week which these countries purchase most tenble weapon was the bull- at the Authors Jirect Hits s dozer and, of course, the where Dr. Henry Seidel Canby ua. force was making from Inc In the last special Report Issued wrote epic history on a clean slate. lit into the young war writers. a point for its contention of its, The same might be said of the He said nothing worthwhile the American military governby Importance as an effective arm in, ment on the Licensed air force, so far as the snowbound had come from them to date. GerPress of itself. Four air force scored ranchers, especially those in NevaanJohn Hersey and Ira Wolfert direct hits on nine fighting ships1 many, we have an example of were In the andience and when the da were concerned. There the hay-liof which other type experience attacking Kodiak island In the United States haS had in took them over the first, worst Canby said there were only two attemptnorth war Pacific navys games. of the storms. know-hohump good war books ("War and to for the ing provide An airman aboard one of the The Great Plains always have Peace and Gone with the a nation. foreign bombers said the formation spotunknown furnished to . Wind) someone cracked: Doc, hazards Some of the seeds which ted the nine ships 250 miles southother parts of the North American yon stopped at the ClvU War! have been planted and which east of Kodiak and registered continent. After "Miss Liberty is staged It la hoped will grow, thanks 0 bombing hits in three runs at As C. Warren Thornwalte, Moss Hart and family wiD dwell to the application of American feet. soil conservation expert of the abroad for six months , . . Gene THE SHIPS were part of a navy techniques, are those which department of agriculture says should produce a free and Autry bought "Beyond the Purtask force attempting to retake the of the Great Plains: "In a for his next flicker. ple HiDs democratic press in Germany. island from a theoretical enemy. yon know what to exdesert, Its by Nick and Charles Kenny. It would be some hat rash to Thesreport was significant from pect of the climate and plan Johnny Brandford's Victor record two standpoints. First, because the try to teach the Germans all about The same is true of it is a hit . . . It's a girl for the accordingly. air force termed it Important the publishing business. After all of humid regions. Men have Robert Healya (Mary McCabe) enough to report Since that was Gutenburg, who invented printing, been badly fooled by the seml-arl. . . Edwin James, the m.e. at the done, it was motivated, probably, was a German, and ever since his regions because they are Times, and his asst. Turner the fact that the air force time the Germans have taken the by sometimes humid, sometimes are fussin over the wiswanted to show that it had demon-o- f lead in many of the mechanical arid, and sometimes a cross bedom of putting out an edition at planes in an processes connected with the pubtween the two. Yet it is pos9 p.m. Mr. James says nh-nthe efficacy of the power, lishing business. But when the sible to' make allowances for shore attack. American occupation forces moved this, too, once the climate is Here another citation for the in, there was nothing that resemunderstood. FBI. Several minutes after the bled a free press in Germany, and One of the worst blows in the there had been it hardly could winter storms was gave that traitor (Monti) struck in the army an honorable discharge and rehave flourished under the condi- southwestern part of the area af- leased him the tions which then existed. Even tolocked southern Nevada and north- him fected, a we for treasop. can is up Hea expect day the best doing ern Arizona, where ordinarily there 25 nearly free press and that is is year. He's thepne who said There are feeding. what it admittedly is. (at his trial) that isolationist publo-. altitude ranges there which lications and In the United States zone and in speeches poisoned make it unnecessary, under normal his mind. Berlin there are now 56 newsFor which some of to provide winter feed. conditions, them sued you for libel. And lost papers licensed by the United When these were cut off there just . . . Massachusetts States. These papers own a coopergambling, 1 wasn't any feed available. hear, is expected to be wide open atively operated news agency. The early settlers who struck within These publications are not, and the month . . One of the west were suspicious of the plains. swank spot owner was recently never have been, They didn't realize that the gama vetoed for at the Play They are carefully read by the and the buffalo grass which cov- ers club. membership No less than six black and military government officials, ered those plains and provided baUs . . Fascist chief of London tome have been suspended, after plenty of sustenance for the mil warning But these occasions have lions of buffalo which Moseleys only daughter, Vivian, roamed them has een few. merged with Desmond Francis could resist drought as unmolested, The mission ot the military . Funniest bit in as - it does. For miles Forbes Adams . in the field of the press, efficiently there would be no water in sight years is Peter Lind Hayes' panto is planned and applied to datfe, has to the men in the prairie schooners, mine of the Pres. Doesnt say a or its first point: so they took for granted the land word, they recognize the smile ano ,n"To h 1 p democratically., was not liveable and pushed on to walklr minded and trustworthy Gerthe coast. The grass, as long as Gabe Heather was praised Tn a, man publishers and editors to This latest excellent profile of it was there and the buffalo were editorial in e Southern build an objective, free, demoGeneral of the Army Douglas papei good conservationists and didn't for praisinj (name 1 know not) cratic press In the U. 8. Zone MacArthnr wss made when he arit reduced the run-oovergraze In Germany and to prevent the something you said on the an rived at Haneda airport, Tokyo, after raing and prevented erosion resurgence ef Nazism, militarto welcome Tanking general and But the first adventurers had recently He dftT it again Mon night when Gieselcing wa ism, racism, official of the far east command. westward-hwritten in their hats day chased back to Germany. He pref r nationalism in the newsanyhow, and they headed towaro aced the news with. "Wwcheir, paper and news agency field. the coast. ALLIGATOR: Doesnt Mr. Heat right again! The special report explains that Then came the farmers. The ter know youre not on hi network' Nothing Fatal ontrols which were imposed when cattlemen were driven further . . . Dean Acheson's mustach, In Alencon, France, Santos he papers were first established west, the plow broke the plains (turned up) has started a bunch o conserve his stuck circus performer, n order to scarce mater-als- , and dug the dust bowl. them among the swank set head into the mouth of a supplies, and equipment and But agriculture it a closer-kusIn early September we said As his n to act order regular train editors, publishers, industry now and it had man alligator Nehru niece would soon wed. ual. the audience oohed and aahed tnd Journalists in the tradition of means of assistance besides th. and she confirmed it the other i democratic, But this time, 'the alligator snapfree press have been army upon which to draw to so lifted that for two combat the recent blizzards hel, day. We scooped the Hindustani rogressively ped his big Jaws shut hel Times, by heck! The actor's father rushed to the 'ears at least the U. S. zone has which the early plainsmen didn rescue with an iron bar and forced lad a nearly free prefs. The Prima donnas nowadays have bi have; the department of agr.ru the Jaws open. ventual goal has been from the ture had its come so tame that two rivals at th organization, the fo tart an absolutely tree press to the esters had Met (Pons and Munsel) are handle The younger Dumot suflered deep press equipment easily xtent that this condition obtain into service. head wounds, but will live by the same publicist. r. s, CARDINAL MINDSZENTY for principle, lift COP'S DEWEY: New Liberolism For a man who was strangely reticent about plans while seeking the presidency of the United States, New Yorks Thomas E. Dewey turned vocal and voluble in his Lin coin Day address in Washington. In the diminutive governors re' marks there was no apology for defeat and no supine bid for favor. Instead, he lashed out vigorously against party policy and advocated a purge of from "anti-libera- ls ranks. That there was a .noticeable paradox in his position apparently disturbed him not at all. While cryGOP -- old-ag- ... ar $10,-00- 0, ih-o- wage-worker- HELP GIVEN NAYAJOS Government Feeding Snowbound Indians 300-ml- le ! A General Quiz American "Know How" Aids In Development of Nations right-hande- A and freezing, with horse transportat- ion impossible, the Navajoa were in actual distress. The government's lndisn service doctors reported the health situa tion was fairly good among the 60.000 Indians living within the reservation area. Workers toiled with all kinds of mobile equipment to get through to families cut off for six weeks 9( ASK t. IE ANOTHER I ... i ing for those who oppose "liberal policies to get out of progressive the party, he struck out also at New Dealish elements inside the organization. Urging his party to stop bemoaning the past, he recommended that it dedicate itself anew to forward-lookin- g programs of social progress but without "trying to outbid the Democrats with the public money." It was Deweys first public address since his defeat last November, and in it he reminded his listeners that the last GOP platform expressed wholehearted belief in unemployment Insurance, Increased assistance, broader social security generally, slum, clearance and public housing, public development of water power, and farm ' price supports. These words must have left some of his hearers stunned. Surely, they must have asked themselves, why werent some of these things men- tloned during the multiple appearances of their presidential candiINFLATION: date last year? But, Dewey, ever the realist in People Curbed It a situation, however he may facing The people, themselves, can claim major credit for the recent react to it, conceded that the party was split wide open in a fight check to national inflation. between two extremes of thought. famthe of That is the conclusion And then he uttered a remark Northof the bureau economics ily which must have brought some sly . Life Insurance National western said: "What we ought Company which conducted a study smiles. HeIs to make'it to do everlastingof the subject THE STUDY developed that a ly clear to the country where we slowdown, halt or reverse of six stand and why. main factors in the "8 per cent INCOME: price levels had rise from pre-wAveraga $3,000 been brought about The average annual income of as late last as found that It was climbing. September, the public still was bid- the American family 1947 the average was $3,000, In other esch against frantically ding for more goods than were being highest ever recorded up to that produced in many tints. But in time. The federal census bureau, which the final two months of 1848, conIssued outthe report, found that Into sumers suddenly quit trying come was distributed among the bid each other. in country! 37 million families in this With industrial production high gear and comparatively tree manner: MILLION had under FOUR output and from interruptions, available suppUee at most consum- $1,000; six million had $1,000 to $2,000; eight million, $2,000 to er goods were gaining steadily. Government bidding for grain in $3,000; eight million, $3,000 to to four million, $4,000 Europe, which ran grain prices up $4,000; three million, $3,000 to to record heights last year, slowed $5,000; down as world grain production $8,000; three million $6,000 to and one million, $10,000 or recovered. more. THE LONG RISE in Thus only four million families of goods was slowing down, or slightly fewer than one out ot the study said. Continuing its listing of the six each nine "families in the country-h- ad in that year the $6,000 which factors, the study reported that rapid expansion in money supply, President Truman has suggested both cash and credit, due to vast ss the starting point tor the Income government borrowing, had also tax Increase he asked Congress to consider.. slowed down. An interesting factor-ithat Borrowing by business ' for exfourth of the families, women pansion was listed as the sixth factor lyhich was slowed down because earned 23 per cent or more of the of tightened restrictions. family income, and more than two But the first and foremost cause million families were supported enof the current price deflation, the' tirely be female breadwinners. Who fared best in the. average-incom- e study .concludes, has been the halt In the publics scramble for goods. increase? a Farm came out By trimming their demands to fit within available supplies, the peo- best The Income of this class had ple ha vs recaptured some of their Jumped from an average of $300 in 1939 to $900 in 1947 norms! control over prices. Operating overland and by air, the federal government was engaged in the business of caring tor its snowbound Navajo wards. Caught almoat as helplessly- - as cattle in the worst blizzard to strike the plains states in years, Indians on the vest Navsjo reservation were being fed by a lifeline maintained by the government With sheep end cattle starving iBBseaSr Waits Faithfully 1. How many pounds are there a long ton? 2. What is a singletree? 3. How large was the corn crop in the United States in 1948? 4. Who was the first President of the United States born west of the Mississippi river? In 5. Where would you find a postil? 6. What is the largest city south of the equator? The Answers 1. 2,240 pounds. 2. The cross-ba- r to which a norses traces are attached. 3. Over 6,300,000,000 bushels. 4. Herbert Hoover. 5. In the Bible, a note written the margin and so called because it wa$ written after the text. 6. Buenos Aires, Argentina. in Sturdy Table Ideal For Use in the Yard i E i. I x 'r4 THERES nothing like m having an picnic in your own backyard. 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