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Show PAGE HIRED TIIE DRAGERTON TRIBUNE, DRAGERTON, UTAH Tuesday, February 7, 1950 WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS- For Your Future Buy HISS TRIAL: - Verdict & Question The average American could not help but discern strange and disturbing ramifications in the Alger Hiss Hiss perjury trial verdict. was found guilty on two counts. The Jury found that he had passed 75-Cent secret documents to Whittaker Chambers and that he had seen Chambers after January 1, 1937. ara saprseaed la these talaiana. they ara these ef Hiss had denied both allegations. (EDITOR'S NOTE Whta this net aaaaaaarUr eewepeser.) aawa aaalnla wl Western Newspaper Lataa'a In a rambling expose of - what now seems to have been Juvenile BIG DEFICIT: intrigue with infantile overtones of hue, the one Some Are Worried big fact that came out of the trial The is that somebody lied somebody deficit loomirg ai Inevitable for lied in such colossal fashion as to the United States had some ecobe unmatched in any recent innomic experts In a state of apprestance in American Jurisprudence. hension. CHAMBERS, former Communist Among these was Dr. Edwin G. courier by his own admission, and the of Nourse, former chairman former senior editor of lime Presidents council of economic magazine, said Hiss passed the advisers The deficit. Dr. Nourse secret state department papers to indicated, has stirred fears of inhim and that he turned them over flation and possibly a rising unto the Russian. Hiss said he didnt the of as to the stability certainty do any such thing. itself. dollar However, the jury, as a second DR. NOURSE, who recently retrial of the case, chose to believe ecoon the his signed chairmanship Chambers and convict Hus. Natnomic council, called for a speciurally, Hiss will appeal; but if the fic and plan for getverdict is upheld, he faces a posink. to back the black ting sible maximum sentence of 10 He declared the federal budget Donald R, Heath, U.S. minisyears Imprisonment and fines of could be balanced in a year or ter to Bulgaria, hae been $4,000, if but the two, government only termed persona non grata by The disturbing element in the practices economy and reduces or the Bulgarian government case is how the Communists could defers many of President Trumans which has asked that he be reso pervert the Americanism of abprograms in the development and called. The Bulgarians charge Individuals intelligent normally welfare areas. Heath received secret governlike Hiss and Chambers, if ChamTo objective Dr. observers. ment information from Traicbo bers' story is true, to the point Nourse was another voice crying Rostov, former deputy premier where they would actually serve in the wilderness for, on the basis of Bulgaria who was executed the interest of the Soviets againkt of political results in the past 18 on a charge of treason. the interests of their own country. econyears, practice or support of THE STRANGENESS of the case, omy didnt bring many votes when WAGES: as many see it, are the intricacies the chips were down. of U.S. law which permit an adFloor THE SENSATIONAL SUCCESS mitted Communist courier to esof the late Mr. Roosevelt, also a The nations new 75 cents an cape any sort of legal punishment ram money-progof public great spender hour wage law is now in effect and senyet permits a long-tim- e which helped give him That means that all workers em- tence and heavy fines for a defour presidential election victories ployed in interstate commerce, or of lying about was bound to loom as a vital les- in production of goods for inter- fendant accused what it is alleged he did. Chambers son in practical politics. state commerce, must be paid a admits his acts and Is never On the record, the American minimum of 75 cents an hour. in court. Hiss had to be hailed charged taxpayer cares less about his govPRESIDENT TRUMAN on charges against him. convicted he ernments saving money than the new law as being dictated Hiss got one break because of does about its being spent. a and step that a statue of limitations he could by social Justice will bring "great and lasting bennot be charged with having beFORMOSA: efits. trayed his country as a spy. Token Aid? Significant however, was an al most immediate call by certain According to reliable reports, CIO union leaders for effort to BERLIN: U.S. State Secretary Dean Acheson boost the minimum wage to a flat An Old Story was in favor of a congressional dollar an hour, and broadened covThe unpredictable Soviet mind move to send about 28 million dollaw. under the erage was indulging its tortuous Chiagain to aid the lars in economic IT WAS PERHAPS with these workings to the discomfiture of nese Nationalists in Formosa new union demands in mind that Berlin and the western allies. In THE QUESTION which Immedi President Truman said he had sort of junior blockade of the ately arose was: WhyT asked labor secretary Tobin to former relch capital, the Russians Was it another money-down-- a keep me informed on the opera bad for 24 hours set up an aggrarat-hol-e action? Another token ap- tion new law. of the devating check system which stalled were peasement of those who Most workers are t now making supply trucks to such an extent to actual aid and more manding more than 75 cents an hour. But that only one was allowed to pass Formosa? it has been estimated that the new every 15 minutes.- - Those were legitimate questions minimum will mean wage IT WAS EXASPERATING, it in any attempt to penetrate the to about 1.5 million per- was puzzling and it set in motion maze of the intricate foreign pol-icsons, more than half of whom are grave fears that the Reds were being practiced by the United in the South. This is expected to about to set up another Berlin States. Acheson had let it be known cost about 300 million blockade which cost America so employers Nafeels the most clearly that he dollars annually. much in money and equipment tionalist cause is lost in China, was all when "Operation Airlift and there were many who con NEWS: starvation Berliners from that kept be long tended that it wouldnt and freezing. until the state secretary advocated No Monopoly And then, with no explanation or U.S. recognition of the Chinese Since the early days when apparent reason, the Russians Communist regime. Reuters news agency and the blockade If those things were true, why Associated Press were pioneering abandoned the Junior as they had imposed it. as suddenly dolAmerican 28 million send good in Hie gathering and dissemination American, British and French lars rolling helplessly into the path of news, there have been frequent Berlin met in of a Red Juggernaut already con- legal tangles oyer the ownership commanders of session and discussed emergency all over to roll as sure ceded of news and rights of its distributactics. Soviet latest the harrying China? tion. This resulted in a decision to take ACHESON, it seemed to most, was NOW THAT RADIO has invaded a e attitude. laying himself open to charges of the news field, it was inevitable AMERICAN officers were SOME inconsistency, or, perhaps even that the same sort of argument convinced another e blockmore important, willing to ply would arise ovey the ownership of British the But was ade coming. monfast and loose with American radio news and whether one sta- commander expressed a conviction ey for more time to Juggle his tion or a chain of stations can that the Russians were merely enhighly Involved and puzzling dip- create a monopoly in broadcasting in a passing phase of pin gaging lomatic concepts. the news. pricks. At the risk of The federal communications comIt was made clear, however, that there contended could that be it mission ruled that such cannot be American plans are such that in Comwas still hope to stop the done, and a United States court of event ' a major blockade is munist surge in China, or there appeals has upheld the FCC.' The the another airlift operawas not If not then there seemed court ruled that the FCC may clamped on, could be tion put into effect in little point in wasting further U.S. deny a license to a radio station to stave off any disastrous reresources in a futile attempt other- applicant if it finds that approval time to the people of Berlin. wise. If so, then applying 28 mil- would tend to create a news monop- sults lion dollars to the effort would ap- oly. - pear as simply a peurile gesture. The court said: "Monopoly in the mass communication of news! TAXATION: and advertising is contrary to the One Billion More public interest, even if not in terms Just as nearly everyone expected, prescribed by the antitrust laws. THE RULING was in connection Mr. Trumans tax recommendaf tions were well below what he had with the case of the Mansfield stated a year ago he would ask for (Ohio) Journal and the Lorain when congress convened. The first (Ohio) Journal whose applications for radio station licenses were figure was 12 billions. What asked for, instead, was one turned down by the FCC. In rejectbillion. ing the applications, the commisinsion ruled the Mansfield Journal MR. TRUMANS proposal cluded both tax cuts and tax In- used Its position in the community to coerce its advertisers to enter creases, but, overall, it would hike the nations tax bill by a billion into exclusive advertising contracts . dollars. Evp so, there was no with the newspaper. The commission added that since ) 1 ready assurance the President both newspapers were owned and would get that much. yjt aw That be trimmed his tax propo-sal- s controlled by Samuel A. Horvitz Barklev apW. took the it Aiken Isadora to Horvitz,. Mr. at ell was due mounting end view that what happened in Manssentiment within his own adminisparently has settled quickly and easily inte the Washington tration ranks that appreciable tax field was Indicative of what might increases would be unwise at this occur under similar circumstances - activities of the wive ef government leaders. She is shown time, and that the effort should be in Lorain. the to the court, as In here sewing for the Red Cress business appealing toward stimulating daring a Capitol Hill meeting much as possible, rather than re- newspapers contended the FCC had of the senate ladies luncheon tard or discourage it by added tax gone outside its province and had laws. antitrust under club. acted burdens. THE PRESIDENT recommended TAX DODGERS:. a cut in excise taxes as it had FEFC Stalled been generally believed he would. Trap Proposed These would Include levies on In connection with widespread of the fair em test first the In and telegraph travel,' telephone that federal revenue is inbill commission charges s, practlcea ployment bills, luggage, womens pocket-bookbecause of too many tax President current adequate congress. furs. Jewels, cosmetics, etc in the Sutton - led dodgers," Representative southernafoul of ran Ttiman This would be done provided loophaa proposed a trap by Term.) his with (D., good filibuster tactics, holes In other taxes were closed. which he hopes to catch the offenMrTruman also proposed a bil- friend, Sam Rayburn, leading them. ders. administration on the taxes in the lion dollar increase Rayburn, SUTTON POPOSES that the wa corporations, big estates and gifts, own leader in the house, twice of the treasury change the As it stood, the proposal added able to bar consideration of the and to color design of paper money priority FEPC by giving bill, up to bad news for big business, for and schedule a day on which old good news for small business and measures aimed at statehood bills wouldhave to be exchanged. Alaska and HawalL some cheer for U.S. Deficit Worries Economists; Acheson Favors Token Formosa Aid; Wage Floor flow Effective Here in pictures is the progress of a typical case in the now nationally known organization "Al-c- o holies Anonymous" whose members seek to rehabilitate men and women whose lives have been blasted by craving for drink. With models used to depict the case history, the photo at shows f cloak-and-dagg- 1 two-yea- r, an "A A" o hard-heade- In St. John's Episcopal hospital, Brooklyn, the first institution of its kind to accept patients for treatment solely as alcoholics, the patient (photo at left) gets his first sleep through sedatives. On awakening, he is given a shot of complex to stimulate appetite and restore the deficiency suffered by alcoholics. The program is sponsored by A A and its members are the only vita-min- -E A Here, at right, the by having him hold a sheet of paper flat on the a his hand. This is reliable test in which shakes not previously noticeable are revealed. Q the On third day of the hospital, treatment at a new John Doe (left) is emerging from the morass of alcoholic enslavement. He now can navigate under his own power, take part in the gab session! with r O This is other patients, and enjoy a game of cards. Optimism and hope are ggining new strength as the treatment, which features vast quantities of fruit juices, if j continues. a big day in 3 the restoration period of the alcoholic. His MA A" sponsor invites the patient's wife to meet him in the hospital. There she learns (right) that John is on the road to recovery from the "curse" and he thus wins her cooperation in the continuing battle. r J d 75-Ce- nt psychiatrist tests the patient for signs of tremors back of NO MORE SQUEAKY DOORS I Recall Asked member tackling a job. O JUST A FEW DROPS OF ells O right U.S. Sayings Bonds wait-and-se- full-scal- Sewing Circle ; I, Her aid and understanding are essential helps. She agrees to resume her married life with John when he is released from - 'U ' :p, the hospital. J -- v N - O V The way begins to look bright and shining now for John as his wife and children greet him outside the hospital (left) where the medical phase of his re- t - habilitation 1 H'1 I has been completed. John is getting back his confidence, a vital factor to the alcoholic, for "A A" reports that it is fear of the future that accounts for the 25 per cent failures. With his family to help, and with new knowL edge of how vicious is as orF enemy, John won't have to turn to the bottle for a false "lift." o! 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