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Show THE SAUNA SUN, SAUNA, UTAH WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS TRUMAN: Coal Operators Hint at Price Hike; Britain Faces New Economic Crisis; Federal Tax Reduction Poses Puzzle 0nersHere theare seventh some in wincolumns they are those of (FDITOR 8 NOIF Mhtn opinion are expressed In the Western Newspaper Lilians sews nal(s uud not necessarily of this tiewspaper an- nual "News Pictures of The Year" competition sponsored jointly by the of Missouri of journalism and the Encyclopedia Entannica. More than The 'Payoff The payoff" in the recept coal strike settlement was coming more quickly than was usually the case in the settling of these d sputes The cost to the consumer of John L Lewis power over the operators and his union was to be felt very University school 3,000 pictures were judged in the international competition, representing the work of 594 photographers from 32 states. At right, "Bull's Eye," by John Rammell, Decatur, III, Herald Review, won first prize in the sports division. Below, "Carter of soon came In thr ANNOUNCEMENT form of a statement by spokecmar for the soft coal industry that there Is now in preparation a 10 to 40 cents a ton increase on the price of coal. When the United Mine Workers long strike against the industry was settled recentlv, operators forecast a rise in prices Purdue," by Leonard Life magazine, shows the champion swimmer making a turn while training. Mc-Com- Mews Pictures of She Year However, discussion of the price hike indicated there would be no blanket increase Rather, the boost would vary according to the financial situation and contract commitments of individual firms One official was quoted as saying If it (the increase) only amounts 10 a ton, the retailer should be able to absorb it But if it goes any higher, it will affect the price of coal to the consumer cents to It seems logical that the retailer could assume an added cost of 10 cents a ton but the question was Would he Except for competition, which would hardly be forthcoming in the way of a price fight, the retailer could pass on any coal price hike to the consumer. BRITAIN: Another Crisis Great Britain truly had fallen on evil times Barely escaping one financial crisis after another, the word was that the nation was facing crisis in another financial-economi- c 1950 just as she did in 1949 and 1948 THE DAY had passed when AmerSo icans could say to such news: what what has that got to do with us For the fact was that because US British economic-financities stemming from the early Franklin D Roosevelt era, whatever hap pened to Britain economically or financially could be expected to happen to the U S. The reason was that In any such crisis there was no one but the U S to whom the British could turn for of help. The problem, viewed it, was as British leaders that although Brit- is about as high as it can go in the near future, it does not yield enough exportable goods to meet pressing British problems ONE OF THESE is the need to increase sales to the United States to earn more dollars and solve Britains current inability to pay for the goods she must get from the United ains production States Another is conflicting pressure on Britain to ship goods to other credi tors as a means of paying on huge debts acquired in wartime and since Possible solutions included negotiations with creditors to ease pressure on old debts and as was inevitable and expected provisions of further loans from the United States TAX CUTS: A Problem Cynical observers of congrexsion al tax cut maneuvering might be reaction to forgiven a so what announcement that while Democrats had thrown out President Truman's limitations on excise tax slashes, they promised to dig up other revenue to balance the losses TO THE AVERAGE taxpiver that must seem to be a senseless What was the point m business abolishing one tvpe of taxes and Excise taxes af evvmg another footed almost every one in tKe na tion, and the subs' tute for a slash there tightening up of tax loop holes and such othrr taxes as may would mo't be deemed feasille likely affect a maj iri'y of taxpay Lee of Acme, who captioned this photo in Shanghai," won first place over 591 "Death (above) The picrivals in the news event picture competition. Communists of shows execution by a street the ture ChiBreeze in "A At Slight right, policeman. Shanghai cago," by Thomas L. Shafer, also of Acme, shows the Midwest metropolis living up to its reputation as the "windy city." '4 'I " !j V '4 V V A - ,, f , QUICK 0whichHere,the at a picture left, judges agreed "had " Entitled "Flight," it everything was made is by Varner ,j - M. Gould, It Kalamazoo, , diin second the news won prize vision of the Britanmca Missouri Mich - Dorothy Kenyon, named by U.S. Sen. Joseph McCarthy (It., VMs ) as first on his list of or alleged Communists, in the state department, was listed as a member of the economic and social council of the U.S. commission to the United fellow-traveler- s, U's contest. 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Acker, (leveland, attorney, Is testing the validity of present federal income tax schedules which he declares are confiscatory Acker admitted he has not filed anv return or paid any direct taxes for several years, and invited the government charge Ohio, CURVES: sists enough to make the glass hot, up to 600 degrees Fahrenheit The skin is a metallic oxide only about sixteen millionths of an inch thick This b t of glass magic is the latest development of Cornng g'ass works It is called E C glass, meaning electrically conducting Heaters made of flat panels of this glass are be ng used to keep baby chicks warm, among other things One application 225 now-famo- COFFEE Among many other important things connected with coUee making is speed of operation, with most users always casting about for methods to hasten the process a new glass is a transNow, parent stove that heats air or boils water for coffee and it will start Woodruff Then Representative listed the costs of the yacht, the President's personal plane, his private railroad car, a destroyer escort for the yacht, secret service and White House guards, White House salary costs for a staff of THFN said Representative WoodPresident ruff By comparison. Roosevelt in 1945 had a staff of 53 costing only $256 431 and President Hoovers staff totaled 37 at a Natons. Present salary bill of $127 200 White House salary costs, he said, ACHESON: amount to $998 254 annually That was an impressive list of tapped Again and privileges and conveniences Tall, debonair Dean Acheson, U S secretary of state, was under special help, certainly, rivaling in fire again He was charged, among many Instances the best that an other accusations, with trying to Indian Potentate could boast Yet, shift the blame In defending the democracy comes high, and there was little likelihood that a resume alleged loyalty suspect cases Senator McCarthy (R , Wis ) has been of what the presidency costs the people would raise the blood airing on capitol hill pressure of many American tax SINCE ACHESON made his remark that 1 will not payers turn my back on Alger Hiss, following the latter's conviction of ELECTIONS: perjury in question with treason Certainty & Doubt charges, Acheson has been more or A contrast between less on the pan as accusers of the choicesgraphic Commuelectorates in by state department deliver their verb- nist and other countries was proal blasts vided in the Russian and Belgian This time, McCarthy charged elections In Russia, there was no three key state department aides choice as having shown Communist symp Premier Stalin was the Number 1 athies and demanded investigation candidate of the Soviets, and he of a navy civilian scientist whom had no opposition As head of the he described as working on top Communist ticket, he was shooting most defense secrets 100 per cent of the as for nearly The charge that the state departNo vote as possible with no ment harbors men and women of votes to come or Communist leanutus sympathies Stalin and associates campaigned is not a new one It has been cropon a pledge of following a policy of several the for years, past ping up peace The Russians elected a new and on each occasion the departof 1,302 members. ment indignantly rushes forth with parliament IN BELGIUM the situation was a denial The issue was: different THATS NOT SURPRISING for quite Should King Leopold III be returned certainly neither Senator McCarthy to the throne Fifty seven per cent nor anyone else expected the state of he should, a fact voters the said would admit such department must been comforting which have condition existed, even if it did to Leopold, Inasmuch as he had exist To do so would admit either vowed to abdicate unless he rea lack of proper security efforts on ceived 55 per cent of the vote. the part of the department, or However, the victory at the polls at wink to employany willingness mean Leopold was back on didn't ees loyalty if that employee hap- the throne Parliament would have pened to stand in right with the the last word, as the election was officials. proper only advisory being designed to show parliament how the people ATTLEE: felt about Leopold The election was tumultuous, with noting and fightDoing Okgy ing marking the balloting To the surprise of most observ LEOPOLD had drawn the ill will so called shaky ers, England's of millions of Belgians because of Labor government had survived his capitulation to the Germans in two major tests of strength in parWorld War II, although his supportliament was little else the election, In ers pointed out there FOLLOWING could have done which Prime Minister Attlee's heThe crux of the election was some Labor party won a bare majority invalidated ballots If these 151,000 of parliament seats, it was predict were counted, the result would give ed that the victory margin was so Leopold only 54 per cent of the slight that the government might votes and he would have to act on crumple that a new election was his pledge of abdication if he failed practically inevitable to receive the 55 per cent he had on In the recent test action Conservative motion to beat down mentioned Glass Stove Perks Water in 50 Seconds t 1 of $18 000 to $40 000 the cabinet's housing program Attlee made a considerably strong er showing tnan on a previous issue was VICTORY THE LABOR made possible by support from the Liberal faction a development a odds with popular simulation as to whrre the Liberals would go in parliamentary tests Many top political observers had priduted tha the Liberals would stand with the Conservatives against Attlies broad program of nationalization of industry and resources, but clos er rbservers of the British political scene had poohfoohed the idea that the Liberals would ever be found standing with the Conserva tives And apparently these prog ers nosliratjrs were correct That While it had appeired that the other such taxes as may was the Labor forces were to trim down be deemed feas, le clincher that rut (ft any rt!if tax the r nation )li7 ition program be payers might o' 'am through a cause of the close election result, slash in the exc se levies these new victories might reshaje President Truman has threatened the pattern of intent For example, to veto the excise tax cut if the following triumph on the housing loss of this revenue is not balanced issue, Health Minister Bevan, With develop whose by other sources ministry administers the ments as they were, it appeared housing program, declared . . certain that there would be no ex the governments program will be cise tax reductions before July 1 persisted in O Warren DEPARTMENT nc. Accused COAL: CLASSIFIED Costly Figure Republicans, sniping at President Truman, declared that he, as private citizen, is one of the1 INSTRICTION best, if not the best paid man in 'mrVrATir.bniauVirauisdTir- TWute the world today piuved toil lining f k ill! t Figures lending themselves to the gentleman is-many that statement, Rep Roy O suing Hull Devduwvd Ove rnleht errvir, Woodruff of Michigan flguied It ilikh (ilt ss Prints ail sizes out this wav in t HINTS Ir enh Montana miii.n A PRIVATE C1TIZFN to match tiDLH1 l,,os the standard of living now enjoyed sffds, iji in, by the President would need an tn- - lO'IAlO iablMne pWtiltf 100 m swut rtpi)d come of three to three ana a nail ,$100 1500 Wcuieit spam&n or Crvsi ix Uni n P n - &uo pobt million dollars a year 00 paid $1 50 b Oort collect Catalog, Lake Mead Overton, Nev. Mr Truman has take home pay of $110 000 a year out of his salary, $50 000 of which is tax free He has 42 facilities for travel, Keep Posted on Values including 35 automobiles, airplanes, his own yacht, the Williamsburg, By Reading the Ads private Pullman car and vacation retreats in Key West, Fla , and Maryland He has an estimated staff of 665 pei sons at an annual cost of $1, 491 540 He has a travel allowance DoAirs IVNU Pills n V MONTHLY Kelp relieve distress of FEMALE Out? The matter of whether milady l curves were to be played down or Are you troubled by dl'tress of feaccentuated in this springs fashmale functional periodic disturbions was a subject of no little conances? Does this make you suHer from pain feel so tiertotts, tired at troversy among designers such times? Then start taking Lvdla One school of thought wanted E Plnkham s Vegetable Compound before to relieve about ten dais Plnkham curves concealed The other would s has a such symptoms have them displayed to the best adeffect on one ol grand soothing ? noU woman important organs t vantage The subject was important Truly the womans friend to the American male who. in the S comVouno end, would be most corcerned be- MYDIA E. PLNKHAM cause he would pay for most of it. In or COMPLAINTS I 50 |