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Show Once News Now History and yet talk about The Chopping Block trouble and made good, By FRANK C. ROBERTSON We are one down and four to there was constant so on our legal executions in thin prisoners being coddled, although state, before we get a fresh cropfl have never seen or heard any of murderers which, of course, (actual proof of it. and I am firmly We are .going to get: because convinced that coddling is do not deter other Governor Lee is a very able a and executions a is s its. i a1 .i 1 i.it..usi.la man. Aunouin more man murneren nivr; . ...uir.1 innurruiai iny- teen-age.m mm ror Kinea praiseo deatn rolls of many tntngs i w i rn mm in ' n p"-,r,uvir iu irom enaangenng ine iaen idoui penoiogy. since ne took office and began to talk about getting iough. prison. cn- their frantic search for fun. Mares is dead, and in the long gei- " "vr wen run the victory appears to be his ting worse, the costronjiinuy of operating the prison has nearly doubled. He met his fate jE!IBJ5CIE--CI- 3 UTAH PROVO. COUNTY,- SUNDAY, UTArg - British Switch to U. 1951 16, S.-Ty- Capitalism pe progress. c a n rs ieen-age- pro- duction. ..' J Our enterprisers have moved ahead adventurously, taking risks, while European ralmlv without P capitalists generally have sat by, trying-tM bitterness, and hold what they had." is a tribute it Seen in this frame, the gains of socialism tb something in in Europe are easier, to understand. The his- - character BsPaaates. that at his re- peoples of Europe have been turning away, 1 quest the other e not from an American-styleconomy, but reprisoner! fax-ha5 as from backward system which so frained ' from hi of stubbornly declined to adapt itself toV their any kind . rioting such In-as .. needs. ' they usually Though the example of America has been dulge in when there is an exesteadily before them, they have remained cution. Furtherof the q promise JargeJy ignorant 'bright This-iit is more more, due than possible a more progressive capitalism. in part to the shocking general ignorance that because of of the l',nted States in foreign lands; anrf the manner ofa Rebertaea his death in part to the inevitably strong impact-omore humane manner of executhje bad example Europeans saw at home. tion may, be adopted iri this state. newsoaoer account of One Confronted by the. march of socialism, execution Mares' spoke of it as alhave no most of' them decent visualised a carefully stage manresembling ternative. Only a handful have dared cry aged show, but only V people out for a rebirth of capitalism; to the rest "'were lucky enough to get passe it to see it. Another reported this sounded like turning the elockbdck. a. gory ' The shooting was poor ' Th'us it comes like a breeze from the Mares heart was shot out of hi min mountains to hear lhat Britain's Conserva- body, and he was some four utes or rhore dying, and so great tive party has now. determined to cam- hi to be that t aiif ferine aoDeared paign against the .socialist Labor govern-- , (cries of anguish were Wrung from ment with an American brand of capital- the lips of the chaplain As a ism: Th theme of thus offensive will be show it seems to have been pretty much of a bu.t. e expansion, to create more wealth a Britain strorfger and more prosperous. , There Is ne sense in blaming It's almost the first time in history we any individuals whn. were conwith this case: Each man have had .talk of this sort from Europe. For nected AiA hi ilntv a h. utv. it and is years the approach in Britain and on the the unbending law defteed. 1 feel continent has been marked by gloomy nega- la little sorry for that terd- rifle- tivism. What the Conservatives .now pro- m o i cj elated bullet struck auts. The supposed pose is positive," imaginative and forward-Ia6kittf- .Mares in. the blank cartridge is that protection lt holds out hope- that rearmameht . .. to. give will not . be his. .. can- be achieved without plunging weary supposed and tnrougn tne years ne win Britons 6rce again into grim austerity. know just what the money he No snsible American believes that Brit- received will be actuallv worth. ain or any other-natioI am in receipt of a letter rrjust ,eopy our econ-on- y the governor's office closely tg makea real go of capitalism. from accuse me of distorting Trie pattern must Vary to fit the country. whirh unfair to and farts the The important thingiii to infuse European Governor Lee being and' the board capitalism with a neVlrpTrit . to lay stress of pardans. It was not my in.on creation, onigrowth, on more wealth and tention to arc use any of them tion. failure to do their duty. It higher living sandardsThose'are the real of waa a straight difference of marks of an enlightened free economy. opinion. They. I believe, are TELEVISION . Britain's Conservatives have made a his- convinced that greater tough-nea- a In dealing with rriminala toric decision. They have Embraced a prothat PROGRAMS Is needed, and I belie-vgram .'that could well recommend itself to they are wrong. I could easily SI D AY. a people dead-tire- d of controls, of wealth-.sharin- jr be wrong, but I believe they are KDYL TV"SKPT. 16 a policy .that' must of instead of the pursuing 0 Test Pattern been pretty well agreed 12:30-1:0g 1 :00 of a Socialist have professional Early Bird Matinee upon and I do not agree with 2:00 Double Feature" Festival government. that polfcy. 4,00 Children's Hour vao Six Gun Theater In stating thaVit was the gover- "'r It is a peculiar fact that persons who have a! conscientious and intelligent respect for other laws often will have, exactly the opposite attitude toward traffic laws. -- n-- and-mak- f. ;. g, . ' nor's board of pardons I was 6:00 Festival in error, and I apologize to them 7:00 TV Playhouse The board of pardons. I find, is 8:00- Playhouse, 8 30 Adventure Hour appointed by the board of corrections which; in turn, is ap- 9:30 News Review 8:45 News of the World pointed Jby the governor. Public opinion seems to go In 10:00' All Stir Filvr Theater waves. We had a pretty good; 145 Doorwav to neath 12:00 Sign Off prison In Utah for a good many years, with a minimum of dishad an office at 420 Madi-ao- n turbance. At least four out of MONDAY. REPT. 17 United Petroleum-CAve., New York, not in Los Angeles. . aa five paroled men kept out of KDYL TV ni:tK)- -i :wj rest pattern previously stated: that its. president wag- Lyon 00 The World in Review McCandless (also a friend of .2 00 Video Frolics senator): and that its representative in China was H. E Renfro, Peninsula hotel. Hong Kong. Miss Susan 3.00 What a Cook in! Still suspicious, the Chinese procurerrtant of3;30 TV Chafm School fice then asked its American lawyers for aeport Q Why is blackmail so called News of the World on United Peeroleum. and found it was a A The blackntail 4:00 Half Pint Party partnership between Lyon McCandless and Mis means "rent or tribute." Black- - 4:00 wife, together with E. P. McQueen. Also, the mail got. its name 1rr ancient 4:30 "Twilight Tneater partnership had been formed only on June England when bandUa exacted 5:30 Sandman Stones almost one month aftr the, gasoline had. tribute of cattle, money or the stND4Y SEPT 16 been bid on' and ordered from Formosa line ior ine proieciion 01 villages. TV American Taxpayers Rooked By China Lobby; Quickie Company to Sell Gas to Formosa operation lobby, the more it is certain that the American taxpayers' 'monev, voted to help Chiang .was actually siphoned into the pockets of Chinese, grafters and American middlemen. Some of these middlemen were suspiciously close to certain .senators who consistently urged that more money be voted 'for Chiang Thus it's possible that debate on the. floor of the Unifed States senate, one of the few free legislative bodies in the. world, may have been influenced by dollars, not conviction. This as may be why-- only a few brave voices'-sucSenators Morse of Oregon and McMahon of Connecticut have spoken out for a probe of the China Lobby ; , ' One exception to this is Senator Knowland. Republican of California, who, though vigorously stopped some of . these deals w hen nV smelled graft or unfair profits. For instance hece are the facts behind one deal that- - Knowland stopped the attempted purchase of S.300.000 gallons of aviation gasoline for the Chinese air force- by an American company which at first didn't exist, and which later was organized by partners already, in bankruptcy. pro-Chia- k, 1 Furthermore, the Dun and Bradstreet report oh United Petroleum' stated: "We have-no- t been able up to this time to locate .any bank account ' iri the name of the company " Further investigation showed that the same partnership had also organized five Tot her companies which were.' either in bankruptcy or inactive. .One of them was. the Amer-Ind- .. Inc., organized for trade with India, which, o.n Dec. SJ 1947T petitioned for "receivership .under Chapter 3I of the amended bankruptcy act, and now operates ' as a debtor. The same partnership also , operated Amerind 'France. Inc.. a fir,m supposed-tdobusiness France, but now inactive." It .also organized Amter-In- d International, likewise now inactive; Inc . qt Delaware, fdr and Amer-Ind- .' trade, also inactive. f Dun land BracLstreet reported back, to the Chinese procurement office that when they interviewed Lyon McCandless on June 8. shortly aftar the huge aviation gasoline order had been firm.1 he stated placed with this e that "The firm was formed specific purpose of acting as agents in the sale of petroleum products to the Far East. The income will be derived from commissiHRs." Kenneth N Parkinson. attorney for the Chinese procurement office, also interviewed Attorney Martin and reported That. "The pri.ee which he quotes per gallon F A S. port of shipment. is approximately ,1V cents higher pr gallon than the price obtained- - front Richfield Ortcompany under your recent contract.": . Id view of all these factors. Colonel Hstarig took the matter up with Senator Knowland and the deal feJI through As a reward for making this and other investigations: Colonel Hsiang and his superior in New York, Gen.P. T- Mow, have ' ' ' now been fired. ' i China looby well-kno- 1 , , I - L !:-.;- ' ' ' " . Is- - i cold-blood- or ed ..... seven-day-p- ld live-throug- colder weather h those with cold blood.; a a saaaasjjjjBSSBaBBi u- - 1 im ft grown. 11 jmi 1 Mnvn. wijcie i.rtLiniK, . First bridal bouquets were sheaves of wheaf which the brides carried while guests shqw-ere- d the couple with grain. . . . WrkJni . MargaVet "Masters Kitchen TV Jjavel Moore Show Marlene's Here's News For You "Uncle Roscoe 4:45 Tele Mart 5:00 Matspee Film Theater ST Reetie' sraaas).. by' '.Mlchaiut CaeaUaro j:.. 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General MacArthur, Gen. Em00M ' Rosie" O Donnell of the air force. All turned if down . . 4im Farley I rr Would Be by Sth.lTih( th? ISew Yb'rk Yankees, but rejected on the first John Shottlewarth (alia Rirhard Keith) Is Vfe GmasoIms Loom. Easier closed-door ballot at a caucus of the Se RC.lVs'aaA.M' owners . . . So was George Trautman of How mat 'fomt local ROTO ROOTS minor leagues One handicap against Ohio's Liataa'to TRUE DETECTIVE MVS. On a i man eparialiM. m mmtr and dr TERIES etery Sunday mftumotm teAeat trauhlc. Hm rlartrv- ROTO ROOTER Gov. Frank La.usche --as the backstage .wiretrllm ytm Aor marhaw, with rapaShr rofaiaic aiaal i Jnhn L pulling of Sen. John Bricker who .doesn't' want can aiaShutttrttxtrtk only op a bat arMially Mad,kl mat the mcmrd a IjOO by pofic kelpui. Lausche running against him for the .senite next catch km fro home to cy criminal. fugitive year. This didn't help Lausche much. His best atubbora m backer; incidentally was. John Gal breath, presiTo ne in dent. of the PitL.burgh Pirates and a .4 r. paryter' of Bicker's.. Lausche asked for a Get at the ROOT of TRUE DETECTIVE MYSTERIES contracC- instead of the seven years giVen vour trouble with AHmrhoom do i. himu,i,u f very Sunday Happw riander ) . . Real trouble in selecting ea. mi a baseball czar has been that the club owiers .M. wanted a "FrOnt"' imbre than they wanted a mm J - B.ttmr Ho, Oaaa cleaner-u- p of baseball ills jiamel.v. the KOVO eastern monopoly and the serflika draft;' of minor-leagu- e , players. Z :J .: Kadr Mr Frls--d Sign off smeru mmam '- ' LjC U. 1, HoTiS bb, J S:l$ t B-- VUiP",.. J,, 'Mai bTaws and Weather. tlti 0 Symphonlaa - . t 12 - ' t Concerto 11 af Bout o Um in America is P.ul we.ton l:S a . Z 7JmT-- Organ Melodic , V S Navy salou to a si .lata Rod Cross The Inside Story Nttonal Cuard What . Mew on New. Good. 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Bobby Ber-a- sa JS Bill ! - mJt. I ItaMVandaentar II i.U.-.- n Back and Lutea ,1 l.Uhwa; acur 11 .. tand c ;,r,r, n Nai "5 UM. ! 2 Z fot Sunday IS Legal Advisor is 10 is Sunday Music ISHUVrTana and Karnaat I Qt Sabh.tr. PrmSomj aabbad Frslifc fi'SOia Wwsll UEtV?ll Z . Mi. d. fltwi ' of the Air Church Iforntn. Sunday Proph ." ; U 30 Reviewing 10 00 J3 I . T'3S S'aws I 4 s Carmen J hgJ f " J ,jiaooOPiua , 1:00 Search For Tomorrow 1:1S Armchair Adventure 1:30 Strike It Rich 2:00 Homemaking Is: Fun 2:15 Hi Neighbor 2:30 First 100 Year Sept 16 - 7 1 INSIDE BASEBALL m! - t tB.aaeaa-- nn '500 - . Ijleft Elder , Ty 11 submarine? On Jan. 26. r42; the sub..A marine "Gudgeon'-- ' fired a brace 2 45 Of torpedoes .at a Japanese ship, UVln the distinguished as the 4:00 first enemy naval vessel in history 4:0i to be sunk by a U. S. submarine. 4:15 A . ' ' ?!l Parade SEPT. 17 KSL TV uitet.0 ki,,d 12 XVNews. Program Resume so . ailed from Foj. When was the first enemy; naval vessel sunk .by a U. S. an was--propose- ? vV?? dj ; 1 0:00 Guest House 10:00 Celebritv Time thaPi110:30 Stariite Film Theater 11:30 News Q - J ... Radio Programs Sunday, Dr. Christian 0 j Where does Latakia tobacco Q come irom for-th- " 'a '" I S.OO'U. of U. Football 6:00 Super Circus 7:00 Summer Time Th 7:30 Go Lucky d Warm-hloode- , ... It later developed that the Chinese chief, of staff in Formosa had ordered $1.S37,700 uOrth of gasoline from a company which at that time did not exist, and which obviously was formed merely fb handle this special transaction. The gasoline could have been purchased from any number of and established companies, or it could have been purchased through the friendly help of the U., S. government. But M wag not.. j Suspicious. Colonel Hsiang asked Martin a series of questions and had him ign the answers. Among other things, Martin stated that the but-h"?- to You Pt 4 '30 w-rt- ball-tea- T QUICKIE "COMPANY" a 1 0" It Up ...... jL Your animal best equipped to meet weather changes ?, d A animals can warm-bloode- o . Texas. Is Q - rfW--n- ot . tiir wag 1 1 A j ' w " j lmL ti.. iaai state admitted to the. Union? er r rwi Hg Latin-Americ- L. m ! '2-4.- ml NO BANK ACCOUNT STORY - Baering Down On the News 1 - Co exist. Colonel Hsiang also rahled the chief of staff. General X"hou. that the company did not exist, then repeated the cable He got no gyiswer. The answer finally walked in the door of' Colonel Hsiang s office in Washington on June I 1950. in the person of Edward - A Martin, who claimed to represent the United Petroleum Co. Martin happens to be on friendly terms with, a senator who has done great favors for the and A's Q7s . -- Here ar the chronological events iri this important case On May 2, lfl.Vi: the Hau Tat Trading Co.. Taipeh. China, bid on supplying the Chinese air force with 5.300.000 gallons of gas; "Product of the United Petroleum company'. Los Angeles. " for The bid was sent to th? Chinese, in- - Washington and was followed by a .definite order from chief of staff. Qeri. C J. "Chou. who instructed the Chinese air force procurement office in Washington to go ahead with the deal.However-Co- l. W. H .Hsiang in Washington got suspicious. Hsiane is the same colonel who later got kicked out. follow'ng his efforts to close op Chinese graft Colonet Hsiang knew, as reported in this Column on August 16. that his chief of staff in Formosa. General Chou. had been iri on a deal which siphoned $444,706 of the American taxpayers mo$iey intn a mysterious account under .they name of "Lee Sun company" in the Natspnai City hank So Colonel Hsiang sent an to investigator., MaJ L. S Wen. to Los look into" the United Petroleum Co. Angeles, v Maior Wen found that the United Petroleum ... 1 ng . g, "Pt . m - Kai-She- k. FANTASTIC . . of the China uro-Chtan- ng -- - Kai-She- ' gloom-mongerin- WASHINGTONThe more you took Into the U ,,?J T -- 4 ' ext-n.i- on - wealth-producin- fly-casti- nc - n d By DREW PFARSOV c. ld - -"- Merry-go-Roun- 1 A n Fgf. - i i hs 1 1 "n pre-ven- ta The "driiver who is one of these' persons 'seems to think tht traffic rujes were intended to be obeyed only if a policeman the happens to be near. If he thinks aboutsurethat speed limit at all. it is ly no official in his right mind would expect him tpirive so slowly. And he sees no reason at all for halting his machine at a stop sign if the way appears to be clear. There seems to be a general notion, perhaps followed by many drivers who are not consciously aware of it, that traffic laws are not important. The evidence of accident records refutes this notion. Statisticians say "that almost nine-tentof all highway deaths are caused by the violation of traffic laws. Does this mean that if all drivers and pedestrians scrupulously obeyed the law traffic deaths could be reduced trf a tenth of the present figure? Such a. conclusion does not necessarily follow, for statistics are often misleading. But it might be so, and the thotight is staggering. . Over the past year or so American? have been dying more than three jimVs as fast in traffic accidents as in the war in Korea. The comparison does not make the war deaths less tragi, but emphasizes the magnitude Off the traffic toll. Any substantial reduction of this great waste of, lives would be well worth the small effort of adhering to traffic laws. If we should become a .nation of habitual observers of these laws, we might improve our prospect for 4ong . .' . life. - h.l r,y s Invitdtion to Death Portridg . S,ntT . . quotas. Ours has been distinguished- in recent decades, by the growth of enlightened wage and weifare policies, by vigorous com- - Washington .... A the sapitaftan they have known is vastly different from, the brand we live under. Their has usually been marked by low wajres, short siphted profit policies, and cartels which fix prices and production" Taken from the Hies of the Provo Herald - rs petition and imaginative expansion of that Yet too few of them have understood m Ruth Louis M. IBM Friday and flab.: Ami what am I uo to today. aay ana s pea King ox iian ana inw- n mmm : xou u never terrible condition of the world in cause a reader told mm here u a heart breaking day that if I mi general, 20 Years Ago heard one and I CLEANING story if ever was listen- - steps xnu I wouldn l want urn , 1U did hear one. dearie Sept. r.e-- h Mi.aiM H and the happen so you will Just have to W II11MII air men, Don lnC U the news broadcast right 'fn aas eOnd where has this Moyle and Cecil Allan, an route radio announcer had to come from --Tokyo to Seattle radioed Jl n5 - )' mat a woman- - - gone ro j eitdn t get the had won the Ilsner- written, nor the sew tog rorn n i,0latd island in Henna "OMAN man s contest some the shrubs trananlantSMi g.... .... Dr or other, and It was just curtain made uhat would place for the American Red Crsu place tnan me man couia dwi. n unaer erwing nut SO r An tOMSBI reIOnal conference to take in mor con- - thai I can t get my hands en st tn" sportaman was been-th the eitv rrewa far ntlre Blat nmdir the painting--ecrned hd were excavating' for an and crime certainly hat not de- reached. (Look up nadir, lfa a leave us not talk about it Or w extend T 1 what it such day, s as we . have . been .Jl creased. nJ?nl road to the Zt0 Ti" w wnder -Another exten county Women are doing nothing but moon around. cloth en's Another correction T wish to sion waainfirmary. ' planned along Ninth Women now R drink. z m i rn -inn tne W.t ixs mil i . . - i of BB(aaasBMl and smoxe nice men ana ail tnss men .. ........ three, whnu H..th was n a revealed our newscaster could stand but around I dirt mat thai mitt ts oppression nationally known not contest cat last nighl Went out to caU .ng . ftement th the member, o he board The death rate had to ye females I had to laugh I her in for thV night She came, hl; I dropped during the w-- year and mean if a man is going to get but when she found out I had t r In r ro"ch ,nr"1 about the way women are nothing for hex to eat she ww tZli P0?! man ho . President healthier over. ! don't blame them out of my arm like an eel and IlTv tL the ai1 not Anthony taking to w. Kins, first counselor to Pres but 5S swallow everything else off again As I know better why .. t than. that impression, and that ri.n Hhr J r.r.nt Mi.kmi th. fu .rin- i. tk.. .i lectures were delivered to h ta Tilth , . k. . . , r si tkAiiflh Ik,' jak1H aw. - Alt hlrf h1V Jm... Ami,!,. other prisoners, and the three Gleason left for an LDS miaaion Cnn iar.br tiie a a v leads down our ell fmnr E other im, murderers were treated with uni in Texas the street. There was a glorious no Intended. and pun things form courtesy. moon last night The fall insect chorus waa rehearsing The shrvoa still I believe that if there Oh well, aa I keep saving the cast black lace shadows, and I la any validity to the claim Iworld is going to absolute pot ""'f. mj the flowers. Kitty wna that capital ' punishment !Waa listening with whgt patience rippling through the garden, rst-- I crime then in all reason lertsa, and chasing could to a recital of the woes of tln night-crathe exerntlone should be aa wonderful a fashion correapondent" who moths and having aa ao the public potuiible looked at her and OC- object in .all the f.ahion ahnwa time mutt talr. lesson should have full effect. t ABTMUB "1G8" BAEB and write the facU home to a caionally she turned and looked I know of nothing more likely An incident in Asia is .nvthini nraathiiakiv waitina world Just "l m mewing politely. ' to Impreaa than a good 'the orientals can whip up from one fashion show mfter another '"Ought to myself, that cat hea mor It hanging. really late and early, too ;my dear-u- p "jnae than you will ever makfi a ahow. Often the con hunger. 1, all the time"-- " much food too. and J .L demned man enters into the Didn't the" Japs start with the t earing around to see whether the fhTrmf thought, hut it was the of such On as the thing by" clowning bubbling well road incident ashmnable clientele will again truth these spirit nights a little, as did Boone M elm twenty years ago" Didn't the Rua- - be buce the word is W"J person oi leeoie wu would wearing ne wairnra a iruow vic- sians make nay from a straw PUCE and ior """" "na do not put it ''"' UK ' Mke w"tr.h,nJ sieep. th kt- tim dancing Wildly on air and rnan? You tell em and we ll hold down as pureplease or anything else PLCE guasetin their diokies this yelled out. "Kick away.' aid the crowd back. uf"f" 1 . ' ""t u'ry fellow. TH aee you in hell In a nop l'u,u Well, it did seem to me- that if I to go tnrougn it "ve minute.: and who when hia own Once again the Russian stacks that they missed the worst drawcat next time ' cJ"r?. turn came a little later shouted. up an incident and gets a breath- back of all to being a fashion V1" "Hurrah for Jeff Davis let er ing spell at Kaesong The quea- - expert, and that is LOOKING no long, HP." tion is do we get our pulmotor at those fashions 1 for. heaven Siaasake. 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