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Show Communists Not Wanted in Syria By SAM p. SOUKI . United Press SUff Correspondent i DAMASCUS (U.P. Communism is no problem to Syria, but the Palestine question is of paramount para-mount meaning to Syria and all the Arab world, Saadallah Bey 'Jabry, Syrian prime minister, told jthe United Press in an interview. . "We have no Communist prob lem." he said. "We do not recog jsize them. We believe they work against the interests of the state fend therefore we do not tolerate thm. Th cmvernment is doinff everything forihe working classes class-es and there is no justification for people who try to agitate them. . "Right now I am studying with experts the Question of distributing distribut-ing government-owned land .among the unemployed workers and peasants owning no land. We 'are gathering all the necessary data and will, if need be, call on foreign experts to help." The premier revealed that dur-!ing dur-!ing strilies which occurred in June and the early part of July -throughout the country, especially especial-ly in Aleppo, he ordered the arrest ar-rest of 650 Communist agitators. and the troubles ceased ' Jabry Bey said he refused to be intimidated by strikes, demon strations and riots, especially Howard Hug he$: Mories-But 'for pipits ?T : liFfSf ' : 7l r n 1 r i fl I fjtMlMi- V C- CINEMACLITTER ) LlY &L ' WALKAWAY CRASH .. rrv & q V -v I til a: - ... Vandenberg Off For Conference WASHINGTON. Aua. 24 (U.R-i Sen. Arthur H. Vandenberg,-IU Mich., left for the Paris Peace Conference today aboard President Presi-dent Truman's special plane, the Sacred Cow. Vandenberg, one of Secretary of State James F. Byrnes' con gressional advisers at the conference, con-ference, said - he was going to Paris "to do anything within my power to contribute to a durable peace consistent .With the principles prin-ciples of the United Nations and the honor of the united states." Before .boarding the plane, Vandenberg told Acting Secretary of State Dean Acheson "I hope to see you again some day I'm not clear when." This apparently was a jesting reference to the long drawn-out Paris negotla tions. Accompanying Vandenberg were Mrs. Vandenberg and Sen ate Democratic Leader Alben W, Barkley, D., Ky. Barkley is en route to Switzerland to attend an executive committee meeting of the inter-parliamentary union. 'World's Youngest - Flyer ! SUNDAY HERALD K TRANSWORLD STUBBLE WASHINGTON. Aug. 24 U.R Adm. William F. Halscy. Jr., returning re-turning from a tour of Latin American, said today he found good will toward .the United States wherever he went. He did not visit Argentina. Asked why he did not, Halsey said: "Neither the official making Hearst and I such a frip nor his department ermine in large measure the fu-j LQS ANGELES. Aug. 24 (NEA) dustry laughed. If, still laughing, several others In an attempt to; KfrU1 mcnt" .Jure policy of the whole Arab,HowBrd Hugheg hm million.but the laughter is hollow. Before ;buy MGM. The deal fell through j Told that SOme quarters in a u ...iiiLir. niavhnc h ni..., t nr i hc was 21 ne backed his first He has been just as eager and : Argentina believed the state de- satisfy the Arab world." he said. 'profit on the land, in the air, when the sovernment is helping! Arainst a background of ticker tape and wreckage .Howard Hughes ri shown at three stages of his Jhe workers. fabulous career: Top right, at a Hollywood party with Marion Davis in 1934; center, at a plane Arabs Want Palestine ! crash he walked away from in 1935 after setting a speed record:-lower left, haggard but victorious He then turned to Palestine, after his world flight In 1938. The ticker tape in left background was an aftermath of that globe- Vhich he said "engages our con- circling flight; the wreckage at right was the aftermath of the crash he didn't walk away from. tant attention." Future policy onf 'Palestine he declared would de- By NEA Service as an independent, and the in-William Randolph Halsey Tours South America 8 PROVC UTAH COUNTY. UTAH.-SUlVDAY. UTAH.-SUlVDAY. AUGUST S3. 194 1 . . ' - , . w t ' An air-age fledgling who claims the tiUe of "world's youngest flyer" is eight-year-old Billy Martin, of Concord, N. H. He has already taken several practice hops, with his instructor, Keith F. Rand, right, above. Billy sits on several pillows, to be able to watch the instrument panel, and extensions have been put on foot controls so that he can. operate them. But he will have to wait eight long years until his 16th birthday before Uncle Sam will let him fly alone. Ail-Time High Set For Cattle Prices -Anytning else would bring and in the movies. is a smooth about serious repercussions. The young man who has been experi-JUnited experi-JUnited States' ignorant interfer- menting with new things all his ence in this affair is not helping life and up to now has met with anyone. The Americans view this; nothing but success. matter with complete disregard of Even his crash while testing the justice. fast new plane he built for the Army was nothing new under the 'What right allows them to im pose foreigners on people who -have lived on this land for centuries?" ! Jabry's face clouded as he planes, too. But that time he got anoke. up and walked away Jabry received the correspond-j He started with a $660,000 oil ent in his spacious room at the drilling tool business, inherited palace which serves as the prime from his family, and ran it into ministers office. The blue-eyed, "i8?0,1. worth between 150 and iPn,.lrarf ,n,ti kih 200 million dollars. At various partmcnt was responsible for his failure to visit that country, Hal sey said "I did not visit Argen film venture into a $1 00,000 .successful in aviation not alone profit. His first full-fledged ven-jas a magnate but as a man right ture, a comedy called "Two up in the front seat. Hughes start-1 tina and I don't know what they maLMM wmi.i ra nying wnen ne was m, once tare tmiking tnrre. aow.uuu io mm. i , , . v. : A !- ncm ivj nuiiv iui rxinri i a f i nn - CHICAGO, Aug. 24 U.R A! new all-time high for cattle prices pric-es on the Chicago livestock market mar-ket was set today when an Iowa cattle raiser sold 61 animals for $30 per hundredweights. The cattlp, fed by Ted Fteiter of Cascade, la., averaged 1,425 pounds each. He sold them to an eastern buyer. Today's price broke a previous record of $29.50 set yesterday. The OPA ceiling on cattle was $18 per hundred pounds. The highest price paid at Chicago previous pre-vious to OPA was $21.50, in 1919. A volume of more than 1200 pages would be required to list the number of chemical sub stances which can be extracted from petroleum. MOT R EWNE Electric Motors and Generators Repaired Rewound Rebuilt Prompt Service on All Motors SHANE Electric Co. 351 W. Center Phone 1694 ways at $250 a month to learn about the business. He learned. He owns several airplane and parts plants and is controlling stockholder in TWA airlines. Nras dressed in a perfectly pressed press-ed suit, although torrid heat had crumpled the suits of everyone !else. He has a reputation for being be-ing a well-dressed, particular man." He talked about the regime in J"l u,,c "'"-'Tool Co. in Texas. The company - We have many plans. We want5uilt rock bits for dcep well driU. ;te raise our peoples standards ofjing. Hughes had to get court per-fiving. per-fiving. distribute land among the mission to run the company be- Next he starred Thomas Mcl-ghan Mcl-ghan in a brutal portrayal of big-city big-city political racketeering called "The Racket." Big city censors bright and nearly always shining: didn't like it. but Hughes fought Hucrhes sun. Hushes, now 41. them in court, finally cot the crashed before in one of his own show into theatres and cleaned which he moved into in 1939 up again. He built, designed and flew a More than two decades later. plane in -935 to set a world's land he was still having the same speed record of 352 miles per trouble with censors and reap-hour. then set a transcontinental ing profits out of it. Hc made i record from Los Angeles to New "The Outlaw," and in the ensu- York in seven hours and 28 min ing publicity, made a top person-lutes. When Russia tried to buy times during this build-up, his personal, non-losing slot machine has paused to pay off in world's records in everything from airplanes air-planes to movies. Hughes, was only 18 when his father died in 1923. leaving him the small, conservative Hughes ality out of its star, Jane Russell, that plane two years later, he even though' few people have seen said no sale. her yet except in publicity shots.' In 1938. he took off from New Where "The Outlaw" has played. J York, flew around the world in it has set new box-office records. I three days and 19 hours, cutting In between, he sank $1. 500.000 j the previous record in half. His into " Hell's Angels" as a silent j Diane was fixed up as a flying movie. Before he released it. laboratory, and out of his flight along came sound. He threw the 'came many of the ideas he trans-silent trans-silent version away, got a newjlated into war production in the star who could talk (a gal named years that followed. Jean Harlow, who up to then' had i His almost - magic touch is poor and unemployed, ensure in-;Cause he was under aee. but once, been a custard-nie tareet). and -mixed up in the Constellation dustrial workers get a decent liv-jhe got his hands on it. he liftedjwound up with a talkie that cost j -super airliner which his TWA got ixig wage, improve our country s it into trie Dlggest Of IIS Kina 1 5J,uu(i.uuu. i arew more cutiuni-.inp nrsi cnance m, ana wnicn in the country. Last year it did ers than any other film except its manufacturer ballyhooed in 'educational system, health and technical knowledge," he said. It has been found that climate has a greater effect on the pro-ttein pro-ttein content of wheat than does j variety. a $30,000,000 business not count ing war contracts Birth of a Nation." a style somewhat akin to the But carving a movie career three-sheets announcing -'The Once he had imbued the tool. was just another sideline to;Outlaw. company with the Hughes spirit, Hughes, although he flourished in But crashes are haunting the he looked around for something jthe brightness of Hollywood's! Constellation just as they are else to play with. He tried movies i glitter and once got together with : haunting the man who conceived the plane and backed it with f , $20,000,000 note. During the war his companies did a total of $200,000,000 worth! of work for the government,; made no excess profits, and when the contracts were negotiated, the government found no refunds were required. 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