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Show UINTAH BASIN RECORD CLASSIFY Manila Bay Bombed by Halseys Torpedos depart WANTED Tru Allies Ponder Terms Former Utahan desires to price papera, books, pamnhi!?atr-umei- le,' .relating to ea5y history.- Please write to orn,i G 180 H ud s o n AK1 v d'E 7,' N 0 giving complete information y ts - For Postwar Germany dfcsirt- Colyumists Secy Hugh Baillie, United Press chief, now covering the war on the East- Debate Amputation of Reich for Prevention Of Future War, or, Maintenance of Country as Economic Unit. ern front, wires back that the Nazis arent quitting yet. But some ol Hitlers pals over here want us to! . . . One of my friends at Colliers tells me that back in the War our Navy was the flrst to use rocket guns on the USS Vesuvius. When it was told to some top Admirals they were By BAUKIIAGE Veins Analyst and Commentator. which Clemenceau approached the WNU Service, Union Trust Building C. D. peace treaty in 1919. Washington, e French reasoning He said that are read lines the these time By as Clemenceau took by expressed will be goa brisk public discussion wars are that for European granted ing on (I hope) on the plan suggestto be taken as normal or at least ed by Secretary of the Treasury recurrent affairs. The Wilson apMorgenthau to deindustrialize Gerwas to make an effort to stop many. If the matter has so far es- proach wars. Herein rose the conflict. the that me let say briefly caped you As soon as we adopt the view that Mr. Morgenthau and his supporters to be crushed to prebelieve that because Germany bru- Germany has vent her from fighting again, we and her mistreated neighbors tally Clemenceau-Mor-genthaother nations she should not only be must adopt- the of a thesis Carthaginian denied all relief and rehabilitation or destructive peace. her should all she have but that aid industrial machinery destroyed or Clemenceau Sought given to other nations, her mines To Weaken Germany seized or plugged up and the nation There appears, however, to be a made into a state of small farms. difference in motive between the Eye for eye, tooth for tooth, hand Morgenthau - Clemenceau projects. for hand, foot for foot, burning for The Morgenthau idea appears to be burning, wound for wound, stripe motivated chiefly on the idea that for stripe." (Exodus XXI, punishment will bring about a reI quote the above form, while Clemenceau frankly, in verses not to imply that the ques- the language of Keynes, wanted to tion of Germanys punishment is beset back the clock and undo what, ing decided upon moral grounds but since 1870, the progress of Germany because there are those who suggest had accomplished. By loss of territhat both the ancient law of retribu- tory and other measures her popution and the modern plan for a Carlation was to be curtailed; but chiefthaginian peace are considered as ly the economic system upon which unwise, not on altruistic but on pure- she depended for her new strength, ly practical grounds. the vast fabric built upon iron, coal To those of us who covered the and transport was to be destroyed. Quebec conference the news of at So far Messrs. Clemenceau and Morleast a part of the mission of Mr. genthau seem to see eye to eye. But Morgenthau at the conference came the secretary of the treasury is not as a surprise. He was the only mem- concerned particularly ber of the cabinet to attend, and dis- ferring Germanys economic cussed his plan for Germany with to any other country. He Roosevelt and Churchill in the pres- doesnt want to transfer ence of Foreign Minister Anthony ica. Eden, who, it is said, looked upon it But Clemenceau felt (according With favor when Mr. Morgenthau Keynes) that if France presented it to him earlier in Lon- even in part, what Germany don. At Quebec we were told that compelled to drop, the inequality We might infer that the secretary of strength between the two rivals for the treasury came to discuss eco- European hegemony might be remnomic matters in his capacity as a edied for many generations, member of the Presidents cabinet This is the policy, said Keynes, committee. of an old man, whose most vivid We were not told that the other impressions and most lively imagi two members of the committee nation are of the past and not the who were not present opposed the future. He sees the issue in terms Morgenthau plan; Secretary Stimson of France and Germany, not of huemphatically, Secretary Hull, at manity and of European civilization least negatively. forward towards a new At the time we were surprised that struggling order. Secretary Hull did not come to Que, And so Keynes concluded that the bec. We were more so when we Carthaginian peace is not PRAClearned what the Morgenthau mis- TICALLY right or possible," and his sion had been. prediction began to come true almost before the ink on the treaty he Germany Big Factor was writing about, was dry. In Consumer Market I do not know why Secretary StimOpposition to the idea of suddenly son and Secretary Hull oppose the stopping all manufacturing in Ger- Morgenthau plan. But it may be many is based purely on economic that they feel criticism of the peacegrounds by some observers, by oth- makers of 1919 applies today: ers on political reasons. The latter "The clock cannot be set back, are not of record but those who dis- said You canKeynes, A.D. 1920. cuss the economic aspects of the pro- not restore Central to 1870 Europe gram are very vocal. without setting up such strains in the They say that economic pressure European structure and letting loose would crack the program. That it such human and spiritual forces, as, would be inconceivable to suddenly pushing beyond frontiers and races, subtract 40 or 50 million people who will overwhelm not only you and would be left in Germany from the your guarantees, but the existing world consumer market. And, of order of society. course, if Germany were allowed to Wilson knew what Clemenceau produce nothing but what she could was after but he thought that the from raise the ground, she would League of Nations would act to right have nothing to sell and therefore the wrongs of the peace. Clemenno money with which to buy the ceau got all he could, and the inproducts of other nations. stitutions" he left behind when he There is no altruism behind that died as well as, for a time, the orreasoning; it is based on the simple der of society in France were, as of the greatest good for the principle Keynes predicted, overwhelmed greatest number. Compared to the Perhaps Clemenceau wasnt Carthe ancient Morgenthau plan thaginian enough, in his peace. Those method of punishment is who agree may well endoise the mild, it is argued. A man with one Morgenthau plan. tooth missing is still material for the dentist to work on, he can still In of reduced employment eat and work and therefore is an and aspite decline In industrial producasset to any community supporting tion, salaries and wages have cona purveyor of food and other gadgtinued to increase during the past ets. But if you take away his earnyear. Nonngricultural wages and ing capacity your economic activity salaries for July, 1944, amounted to Is cut down by one unit. Multiply 8,983 million dollars, an increase of that by 50 millions and it goes a long 9 per cent over July, 1943. The way to Interfering with normal average weekly earnings in manutrade. facturing industries for June, 1911, There are, of course, other con(the latest date for which figures siderations. which still fall under the are available) were $1(1.28. This is head of the practical. Maynard the highest on record and 7 per cent Keynes, the British economist, had a above June, 1943, Average weekly good deal to say on that subject in a earnings in industries manufacturbook which he wrote on the negotiaing durable goods were $52 18 in tions which produced tire peace June, 1914, as compared with $37.38 treaty after World War I. Keynes for nondurable goods industries. was thoroughly familiar with the de- Since it is probable that employtails of those negotiations because ment in industries manufacturing he was secretary to Lloyd George durable goods will decline much at the time. In his book, The Eco- more than it will in nondurable goods nomic Consequences of the Peace industries, following the cessation of (Harcourt, Brace. 1320-be-tter get a hostilities in Europe, the difference copy if you can find one in print), in earnings Is unusually significant Keynes describes the attitude in at the present time. I u a large Japa Navy Avenger Torpedo bombers of Adm. William F. Halsey Jr.'s Third fleet caught to many nese merchant fleet napping in Manila bay and sank most of the ships, at the same time setting fire land installations. The attack lasted two days. Photos show the smoke rising from burning ships and land targets. . German Cities Show Results of Allied Might ). well-know- n BRIEFS The Girl Scouts of America a million joined the War Production board's drive for the salvage of tin, paper and rags on 1. Fifteen-year-ol- German boys and girls have been drafted jointly with the whole population to work on entrenchments along the frontier of the Reich. That Cl1 Memos of a ; 1 'Ai i Y,S , I PL II V C, y V 4c v. i S? We Pay f3 IMMEDIATE for All Kinds USED of BAND INSTRUMENTS WRITE GLEN BROS. - las 74 South Main St. IflloB Exclusive Representatives C G. CONN BAND NSntuJ,t. 4. r Entertains Buddies In the new March of Time due this week, What to Do With Germany offers the best shot yet of Hitler losing control of his eyeballs. The scene apparently was among film captured by the Allies from retreating Nazis. An amazing scene the convincer that Hitler is nuts . . . Seventh a punchy anti-NaCross, theme, when it atbecomes punch-drun- k tempts to show good Germans in the Fatherland. The Moom Pitchers: k t9 r W r- fw uA $ w ,1 iVi 4 w i ,44V V 1 f. a"'; ;r-- Mis v It - Xi&ML . h. Vli P; tVyX .fT'? r V 'i. V V 1 - v..; i Not all the entertainment . V ( i ijginnii ;sed e TRAPPERS SPPPiEdwards Waif as 1944 - Jse fit 0 Jack Dempsey Refereeing Bout AH K . , Xy i fur wished the GI Joes comes from stagi and screen stars. Corp. Viro Cape zio, Philadelphia, does his shari The President of Ecuador will be a White House guest. . . . Theres No Place Like Washington will be published around Election Day. Cong. S. Blooms dghtr authd. . . . Good news for the ladies: The WPB will give the official nod to shoe manufacturers some time soon. To make femme shoes again with high heels. . . . The Vaticans gold in the U. S. (since 1941) will soon be returned to Rome. It was flown here via clipper 3 years ago. . . . 32,000 firms dealing with war industry have applied to Dun & Bradstreets for bois, France, keep up the morali Beware of stories from Hwood on of his overseas buddies. While hun Sinatra. One aggrieved person has dreds of troopers have given tbcii been gunning for him and may try services to. the USO to entertain tin ink as the weapon. uniform forces, the visits to Isolate printers units are rather rare. Most uniti Despite the promise of the Truhave their own musical Instrument and offer instructions in many cases man committee not to do anything about the Breakers Hotel, Palm Beach, before Sept. 1st, the returned wounded there (Ream General have been quietly transferred y Gen. Somervell to Camp Atter-uury- , Indiana. . . . And, although he claimed there was no need for such a hospital on the Florida East Boast, Somervell is now transforming the WAC barracks at Daytona Beach to replace the Ream Genl Hospital. . . . The current inside all over Washington and Palm ' Beach Is that someone very dear to someone very influential used tc . j spend the Winter at Palm Beach ami was very upset when she could nc ! t M X longer go there! Bullets for Axis Used Cars f Traile-- I FOR Propaganda Distribu : ops jp SNAPPY FACT! EUBBE3 Economic condition! la countries Lotin-Americ- by the auto heavy-d- military tires made with 70 P!' cent synthetic rubber end are better than the best wan tary tires made before the BIGoodrid Hos-oita- l) to egr" period peculiar Vee Lydia E. Ilnkhams syn such pound to relieve PlnkhsW TakiU regularly UP pound helps build syn v Uist such annoying RlnkhHma Compound -s especially for womeu- kind J turn and that; the n t cine to buy Follow label LYDIA E. PINKHAM'Sr y I - 8 Vf ; 4 - 3 The l tx t . a. .i'd Hate 'Ai uft uriiiir. Jack ticmjiscy, former ring champ, gives an vlied puma to a shipboard boxing show when he steps into the roped uciia as referee. Dempsey Is railed upon almost daily to referee bouts n addition to his work as physical Instructor, lie has been busy develop-n- g a new airing of world contenders. l.C ,t a HOT FLASHES hot from If you suffer weuk, nervous, a hit blue all due to the funcUonal. worn Do You ( V These are fur the six machine guns used in the new U, S army Eighth air force, 1 Mustani fighters. The cartridge bells belni cairied represent the amount usci by only one gun on a flight. Many soldiers signed a letter from tort Bragg requesting mention ol Margaret Connors, running against C are Luce for Congress in Conn. They wrote: We know from reading your column, that you dont gt m tor strictly party politics, and give a candidate from either party a good J I assured 1desevci, uicm Miss Conners was mentioned often. . . . Cong, Andersons Con gressional probers (on financia' backers of certain outfits) have sum moned Orald L. K. Smith. Abnul rd lime ... U. S. SAVIN BOND5 yield bf Super fortress, our lorgr aerial weapon, has built Ink ' some 5,000 pounds of rubber, Thir' ering more than 200 Items. bullet-sealin- g fuel tanks alone account for nearly two tens of nibbc Is Mn i ru- The Rubber Director Dewey 731 111 report thot Nicaragua shippedruto the U. S. 1,267 tons of bber in 1943 as compared will only 60 tons sent us in ltd for the statement that ai py hoc been greatly influenced the demand for natural bber. This is evidenced la :!s Ikiird. ABOUT riltn A nal one night that brought 81 J So1 tv1" and instructiona Get Hd wards nil r1 GEORGE EDWARDS, UVUlus . When Jack II. Leopold, Philadelphia, came home he found his Boston bull, who was an expectant mother, nursing these kittens. The 4oor of the apartment was locked. Where Tootsie got the kittens ts not known, but she has taken a very maternal Interest in them. ttw id WE BUY AND SEM Office Furniture, Files, Tymi erica Ing Machines.Safes. Cash R ? plies o SALT LAKE DESK EXCH; U West Broadway, Salt Lake Clll Jagric rating. Meaning that many expect i with accordionto solos near Fraim to resume civilian work shortly. . . If for e OFFICE EQUIPmp shoe-polis- it! I tb wer 1, Newspaperman Stuff: Two syndicated colyumers were talking shop the other night . . ..The first rev r marked that one of his papers had dropped his stuff because he atShelled and bombed buildings in the city of Stolbcrg, Germany, give some Idea of the severity of the tacked people the paper liked . . . battle that took place between the Germans and Americans. (Left) German cities are beginning to show the The other said; They tried that results of war in the same way that other European countries have. (Right) Germans leave their homes with me. But I quit! . . . Yeah, which were shelled by the Nazis in an attempt to dislodge the strong foothold gained by American troops. Tbs said Ann Sheridan, but Ill bet Americans won, but the city was laid in ruins. you had to slide like hell to make Heres One for Anyones Books cf tore MUSIC October 7. She will do a broadcast with Mrs. R. 1 among wtiite men of 2o was reduced by more than one year during 1943. i bool or. ... by Baukhas'c average length of life of America's industrial workers in 1913 was 83 50, unly slightly lewer tnan that of the previous year. Among white men over 35 and all white females, the expectation of life at birth in 194, 'i was only three months less than in the preceding year, But - INSTRtp- Bundles of propaganda nr dropped by Allied airmen many no longer open at At the National Press Club, Washand have their - heights ington, the other day, George Gal- scattered over vast rural an of public opinion, the wind. lupi the surveyor was cornered by some scribes. One Each bundle now carries; said: Doc, what does it look like to inexpensive gadget, about tl Dr. To which you right now? h of a can and Gallup replied: Roosevelt, Bricker, barometric by pressure, Truman! and Fala, Dewey holds the sheets together reaching a low predeter: Mrs. Jonathan Wainwright, wife height, so they will not s of the heroic General captured by outside of the intended area, the Japs, Is due at the Waldorf mm St The Press Box: The N. Y. Herald Tribune headlined that telegrams praising Gov. Deweys oratory are pouring in . . . Howcum? Isnt there, a ruling against wires of congratulation during this war? . . . Remember the journalistic whoops when the govt took over MontgomThey wailed that it ery Ward? would devastate liberty . . . The other day the same govt took over a large Ohio war plant and the same gazettes buried the yarn . . . The Post offered an arresting contrast; One of its stories quoted Churchill stating that no war criminals will be free after the war. Another yarn revealed that British Fascist Capt. Ramsey (mixed up in Nazi espionage) had been released from gaol and was free to do as he bloody well pleased . . , How Tempus Commy newspapers in the U. S. now praise the Repub stronghold --Wall Street. Fu-git- it ip Labor leader Lewis was the butt of a practical joker in a crowded Washington hotel foyer. Someone pinned a For Roosevelt button on his back, and was he MUSICAL ipartff be co: l pa; |
