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Show , , .. . , , , Utah. . WednesdoY,, Stptembef 26, 1951 . Citg, 5.. - .., 7,0, ..., ' :.. 1 . -- : ' l- - - , ,- - ' ,; 4: ; . - a , . : '4 , ., - .. , v .; . - ," " . ' ' - 4- ''t ,-,'..- ,,, ' -- , ':- t - I ': v. ,1--,- .$ l' ,0 !,4 - .. '' ' 41 ,, 4 , 1 ' , - 7 ' ' , -- Am. ' t '' '' - ' - , -4 - , ' ' ' ' -,- , :t. -- ,' : , - . ,, , ..i., It , '- ' ,, .,.. - - ' - 'lc" , , 1,7- - - .. -- . ' - - . ' , : t ,L4 --- "- 'REAL IRON CURTAIN ON NEWS China News Agency" Communist IntelligenaLccater,- operates through sliding' panels ,In barred iron 'door In the hurt of British long Ron& The apney supplies most of the Red correspondents coverhlt the Kaesong truce hearings, and prepares propaganda bmadcasts for Peiping and Pyongyang radios., Photo above shows messenger sliding reports through circular ' ' , panel opening in door. (Acme Photo.) ' ' BONG KONG - - , - - - . 1 4. i , ,, .:ilo.ii.e...P..i'ót74...ép.TO.::Viq..:: i - , . ; - , WASHINGTON further Information on a charge , Investigators were set wed's. thecompany Used Oft-glI- e t i . gay to take a look at the files gauges for shells it turned out World -War ,.... , of agencies which have handled- foe r the Navy during '" a proposed tic000.00r alunit- tr. be said, ' " officers and the TB! 'sum plaint loan to the liarviy Navy ' blachine Company of Callfor .. will be questioned on that phase . of the investigation,. Casey said. , niii. ' , An executive expenditures subcommittee headed by Rep. ,, - : ' .) ' , Porter Hari" Jr. agreed - to ' the investigate '. ' i Strata loan ?weeder. Ralph Ca- -'' , sty, tubcommittee tounset. said I I the first step would be to see , II 0 11 ' , ..,.-.., ,...,..,,A ,,,,, . 'whet is In the files et the to,1.0 ' , . , 1 'tee which have studied - the I ' s 1 : I ) loan application. ' , t, . LATER RECALLED 11 V , 1 ' . The application bad gotten , I . , : i " ,' through the Interior Depart. , , i i ' : Mont and the Defense Produe. .. ' - ' , this Administration last .week I - - se (UP)--Ilou- i - -- , . flits newly-reactivate- Eam.' at art all-da- 'seminar" y conducted Tuesday front some 63 hewsmen by top mobilization officials. - ' There was a wide difference of opinion on the "reality" of military contractiog. the actual danger of inflation., and the feasibility of trying to enforce meat price ceilings without slaughter controls. . nigher beef prices are certain this fall, 'probably higher pork prices in the winter. That's in' the works because of orders Issued and to be issued this week by the Office of Price ' Stabilization. One price official suggested that all meat ceilings may have to be abandoned if Congress falls to restore livestock slaughter quotas. A higher stabilization official repudiated- - that. On the rent situation, an official source said only a from Defense Secretary - ä iFilo.......o.i1:Alii-iiiintinj;to- Robert A. Lovett and mobilization boss Charles E. Wilson is needed to set in motion the orders. About 6,700.000 families in 270 areas still are under federal rent control. By the end of this year, the official said, another 3,300,000 will be covered by government ceilings. Attending Tuesday's seminar were Wilson, - Rent Stabilizer Tighe 12. Woods, Economic Stabilizer Erie ,Johnston, Defense Production Administrator Manly Fleischman n, Munitions Board Chairman John D. Small, Deputy Price Controller Edward Phelps, and Federal Re.r serve Board Chairman William McChesney Martin' Jr. he - 1 i By ROSILICT lf. LOITUS WASHINGTON (UP)--:TgOvortonent Wednesday prepared a flood of rent control orders to rescue service families from high rents near military bases. The orders would restore rent ceilings in 200 areal throughout the country, moat of them sear d mI ry tamps. Word of the impending action . , ' . Rent Orders Ready For 200 More Areas UVerdue ' ,,...: chuckled. "Obvioludy the time long is for on internationat .. showdown on the extravagance and waste of the.1nited Nations and what its innumerable gen. cite like UNESCO and others actually are doing." the newspaper editorial said. Bares blasted U. N. officials for departing for Paris with five inntimerable typeCadillac, writers and masses of tiles six weeks before the opening of the general assembly. "Last year Australia contrib. uted a modest $4,000,000 to keep up thellnited Nations and finance United Nations non- military activities." the editorial "id- BIGHT TO KNOW i "The taxpayers In the free world who contribute the money which goes to finance the U. N. have a right to know bow that money ta being sPent---Anthey already , have a suspicion that he ot-tmuch money"they contribute Is being squandered on the sort of high jinks Bares describes," - - 04.4.f mountain." Parks said the trip could have been made faster if the pait,hadn't stopped to do a little prospecting. At that, the trip "just about wore pore Jo: out," Parks , .' !, 't '' ' ': . , 4,, - ' , - - - i 24 ' ',".. - ,- . ' ,,'.i ' 4". . - r - - ." , !, In ,,, : 4 ,i- L 4' ' - : ' ,', 1 , - . , :.'' , :, 4 - ( ,.'''k ' t.7,-,-.r .. , I4 4, t '' ' : ''oNN ', Lt, - - . ', ;i ftec,,,a1,V , t i1 ,' - . ; - ., SIVV., . 44 4.;i1t' el 1 ., ; , ' .-- , - '';''''.- ',-- - t ' f ; t ( ,. .' b 4 'et: i - if . ''. - ' - q - ' 1 I': ' z ' ,... ., .7. 1:- 0 . .- ' , V 4 :. 4 , , ' '' ' I''' - ' .. . ' , ' Confirms Appointees William B. Brown to be judge of the Second Circuit Court of - -- - Hawaii. - --Wafter Z. Huntley to be U. S. marital for Division No. 3, Dia.: ' , trict of Alaska. -- go-ahe-ad (D-Va- k - , : 0 , scifyLE, 1 . . ,,, .g ; . , . ,. i - , - , , . I , t I ' - but the Interior ' Department asked that It be hokl up.; then Rep.' John P. Saylor has charged that - the' company was 'putting up little or 116 (1-11- 1) 1 - ' '1 ' ' 5 . ! - I ' - Crash Kills 20 ' , ! .:. ,,- ' . ' . .1 i ' : , ..- --; I ... -- ,,' , -, , '' - ; I --,I I . ; ' ,..,, i ' , ,;'..R , , ' . . : , ,'", , ,,, ; o - ,. - .. . ' " ' ' - . '''' ' , , , . ' 'f: ': , , '' 1 '',. 1 . , -, ' , '; , - - k '' . , .r. , ', . , , s" , 4'4 - Om ilea ' - lb- ' ' ( ... Ne VIlev'lerlrli" , , - , - ' . , "bi"' - . - - ., : - , , . , '' . .1. , - , ' - , - , IcIl . 1 ,. ' 1 il ,. , '- - Coasu - , , , ,... ' , .- . I'1.17.) : - , ,. , - , f ' - ,,, 1444111 - ,,,, ' -- ', , , . ,... , ''' '- . , - SPECIAL ' . - '. ''' ,,' ' 1 '', Is to 2 At - , le - ., ," . TOPCOATS '' '' , fa- -, mous Borkshiro Mills. Raglan or. $.1411 alsovais. All sitot,,yhk coat should retail for SO. , ,, , ,.' , ' ' - - - - ' ', , ' - , . n 1.. . rig! 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BLIIMIL.-174.- 4 - , ", ,S5,.3N HOUSS ,, . -C- ' t , Neese Point choke et yew enettyItteny weft modem motets .440i-styl- e celen that will niche se the em7 tithe neigh. . , Islaalli against , : moot mote Item ouch he elves ' . hem tooelvel that , ' only one &how egoist floo eosl000this el heel arsd tad, olio, snow. sleet so& wholoe point. Whotever loos freett the "'"q - ,,,S ..4..us -, s s - - . , , ...PAPERS i-- ' 1110, , , 14, : ,,, . Irmo home . 41110rem, - , . - ' b. . . ' ' ,- . 1:44:. , - , '. I;;;itb: ,,, , , , eqi , 1,,...2 , Alt; SOUTH 'MAIN , ,, , - . t, i P- -- 36c - CL-T- , , . . - - . ,,,,,y,n "all," . , , - , f, ,. , ' Rietiiiitt;:J::::.!-:7- tj-.('')US- , , -- - Chargo ot Budget Accounts Invited , - - Th. finest fabrics front dm . , Bal4iie:,.e..d N htimiltssi imdeworosool--- ' .. , - ....."1.111 '' ' - - ' ' A . ,. 30C , , - , ' - - Ati.31 SuPP . . , ..' , - A COMPUTI UN! OF ,-- . . . 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I N4, 4 . , 0 N".I..ct"- ' ", 7 . .1y03 lee& . ty(113 )) L - - 41(( .., ...:. 114646, plumy 1 iell J - 11i SMOOTHING '''' . - - , (auk.) - S3140 62.13) or every ellogring , ,.. ' . of nagging bockstbs, hoods loss ot pep sod enerm Don't min rootless nights win these dint condom if rotund kidaer Nastiest is trete tins yos downdue to suet senumon mums wr erase strum. cold- - Miser binder irritatien deo to cold or wrong diet war coon setting In scan. dissiono and . Lt. .- '.- . ' '' ' As Clotho Makori of 25 ,yoarsosperionco. wo know mon will want plenty; of ,color',. and ' pattorn In tkoir clothes this Fall.' - - f.,;.beis. ' , end - evert Iwo osellet: '- . ' se4,4 k Ilight,s tortsbeetles it aniline( tines tubes sad Ale ton Rust out waist& Get Dosss Pills today!! , I wellbseed Woo boob sod mem emend frees; end aohlime. k Am asil , r'. 41i,,,, - - - int . Anticipating 1 kr- frond. wo've made good ttse of our close COOSOCti0111 with tho loading woolessweavers of Ike country. and heigan preparing ahead rainy manila ago. Now we have tho brighter; livers most .colorful colloction if Fall fabrics and styles 'we've soon In.many ' ' '-' " ' ' years. . ' . ,,,,, - 7' "The s.;.1, Wes lams Waal. . . 4 - f . ,. , ' wall PATCH:NCI PLASTER ',. :, , ' - -- - j - ' , .. ' ' nesu'lestns et , ., Plawr." at giblit ' . - " ''. - , 4 iff - ' ' . ' - .. t g- - - : . ., - ''ll) ' , - , I , .,4 - '' watiety tergele ' , welt. ilMINOSPer grieve ,., i , Bnot May Try Dires:s doomstether vs. Deed sonsogully ler ." 7:.:11.17:11 ,, 98 budget - - i . - theme tem deg mauls levity herAgretuds ter guedeet liege Sagett. utedediee peseeta et - 1,- ' wasdad by the boo, decorates puss eseeko. W.I.' plestrot ; , , , . habil Sr. very toed for thausnothre bockaches, headache, a 0011 bled" elor. 'stomach ailment, alters, eel Cr. acid tadigoatiaNt bronchitis. coughs esthete end many "4'18 ofbrwrot Corn. in today barbs eat hole :low ' ,' - - , ,, ' .THESE ,KEEN NEW FURMBILT ' i : SUITS:AND TOPCOATS.- KidneyStorilown 1,,,,,,,,,I,gue,, mon teens ,,,g4,.. Domes giro toper Imhof Irmo thilefk distaste ' LATEST WALLPAPEt PATTEMS - - 05 .. , . ' . ; , - . , .pow, ' ; ; , , .$1 1 4 k - , All 11,1 ' , phere of harmony and good fellowship, Adenauer asserted. Out for Old Man Weatlier.. leak 466 YOUse , - A Iamb WITH-TH- . , - - I 1 ' t ThISO 'i' . , F;:l '''' A' ' -. ,', ,i II , OM? - , - . - '' -: , ' It . ,TOWN'S TOP, LIG HT BUY WHEN YOU tAY,HANDS ON - 1 1 3 ; - - , ., - T YOU'LL-CONNEC- , I 7 ; ' l'ihen You ! :''': 1' , : , , , - . . ,: , Always II.h.py ' ) i',1, .), ,. ''' :; , 't - . , ,, S - " , . , .,..,. AU , -- . r - - "'' , - , 1 , - , ' I I 1 ..3e' ., ' ",'. : .; , : . . I , , . - ''k ' .: ' - ' ', - - . - , 11 ,, ,, , - i, . : : ;, '1 i - , . ! - 1 - ,,,e4,m,. , ' : s, ', , : ' ' 1 ', . I - ,' ' - 'i , 4 . ' , s)ow-movin- g; . i s - , GRAZ. Austria MP) The speeding Vienna-Rom- e Express I smashed ', Into, a , train , at Longenwaing freight ' late Tuesday. night .Polito said 10 bodies bad been recovered. i ' I Tort), persona were injured. ' A , - , c - -. 'If,., '.,, - - - 1 ' , - - '' ' .;,' ' - ' - art, atmos- In Germanymet Watch WALLPAPER TOOL KIT FOR . 1 -., ' I lives-- I - '', ' .:. , ., f , .. ; I ,, 7 , ' - ' .,- I tigation was ' authorized. had , been Iola to prepare an answer i to stitements about the loan .1 placed hi the Congressional Ree, brit by Saylor and Rep. Mika- I Mansfield ; .. , I Pliessid he assumed that com- i pany representatives would 14 I asked to testify on their version , ' : tof the loan negotiations. i , 'rho, committee elm will seek - I called hint after the wilts . -- .' , , - , -- . - i ' - , , ,- . . : I1 , -- - 1 'security and paid Lawrence Harvey. Out executive vice pre. ident was sting political pres- sure to selthe loan.1 Harvey bat planned to erect Its primary aluminum production plantatit , Kalispell, Mont. i : PREPARE ANSWER - - , I . z . ' , I I 1 , - :- , , - - II , : - 1 II , - s-- tresunt possarn airs.. Don't usiden your titans if them entitle CURTIS. COAL CO. 2219 AgAlooti Drive lave Out got Moo 64673 ler deavori . , 1 It) . West the - it$1lt sit r tillJe . ITE Lo I HAS THEM pri - Frankfort, - rox116 IstiNtisit . - , - - ' - . FIREPLACE LOGS . At German chancellor nid, the So- cialists met in an atmosphere of dissension and bickering. They found it difficult to come to an agreement on a firm western European policy to oppose Communism A strong minority at the Socialist congress opposed a unity plink for defense against Russia to the bitter end, Adenauir declared. In contrast, at Bad Ems a few days ago, the Christian Democratic parties from seven Western European countrie -france, Belgium, Italy, Luxembourg, Austria, Holland and ' ' justite. PINE PINION - Western Europe thus far has ben dragging - its feet to the march toward political unity. He said that is contrast of behavior at the recent international congremes of Europe s Socialist and Cbeistian Dernotratie parties, which were both held in Germany, proved his point. BACKED RUSSIA .....4 .... . - , isrl ' - - - KNOW RUSSIA "The people of Germany know Russia better than do the people of any other nation in Western Europe. Because of that knowledge, they are determined never to compromise with Moscow," Adenauer added. In an exclusive interview with SenOte the writer at the Palais SchaumFour burg, his official residence here. believes The WASHINGTON! cup) Attlehnauer, int dfact. on any Senate - Tuesday ' night con- th point whatsoever, but It is even firmed thew nominations: Edward A. Towse to be chief more essential for Western justiee of the Hawaiian Supreme Europe to form a political union Court and former Gov. Ingram M. Stainback to be an associate At - d, to pool its strength more effec' tively. "We believe the creation of a United Europe to be absolutely 'necessary, and hope to bring It about as quickly and as comprehensively as possible, because Westem Christian civilization la in peril. and this peril can only be met with united strength." he declared. But to my sorrow there are still forrnidable barriers to a united Europe. Therefore the goal must be approached gradually, in stepVise fashion." vrrAIL STETS In the Christian Democratic chancellor's 'the coordination of Eik; rope's coal and trim econorny through the Schuman Plan," and "European cooperation. built on a European army," are two of the most important steps under consideration today which can lead the way to a full political union of all the countries of Western Europe. to ill thitet esailad nex"t3.2eAldte!nPauwer is why be believes that theratification of the Schuman Plan by the parliaments of Western "beEurope lemPtorlat nitrst cause it b big break toward a united Europe." Adenauer feels that the European socialist parties must bear a large share of the responsibility for the fact that I. SCHWEITZER North Anseriean Newspaper Alliance BONNThe west need never fear that Western Germany's people or its government ever will play the Communist game, Chancellor Konrad Adenauer said Wednesday. Western Germany considers itself to be an integral part of the United States-Wester- n Europe .,defense system against Itunian aggression, Adenauer continued. The chancellor's statement was in reply to the writer's request that he comment on suggestions in the American and British press that, under last week's big three foreign ministers' declaration, there was room for Germany to double-cros- s the west, and enter into a new Rapa lio agreement with Russia. In 1926, Germany, disgruntled by the attitude of Britain and France, signed a treaty of cooperation and friendship with an equally dissatisfied Russia at Rapallo, in Italy. There is absolutely no chance chancellor of a said with emphasise By LEONARD lf - "'', Will Betray Europe Defensev e, SYDNEY, Australia (UP) The conservative Daily Telegrapk,Wednesday called Ifor an "international showdown on the extravagance sod waste of the United Nethms." The morning newspaper inall editorial followed up sweeping allegations made by its- correspondent Emery Bares in an at. ticle 'on, a recent visit to the U. N. Bares' article was headlined', "They Don't Di. From Overwork at the United Nations." In it be described waiting until 10 to 11 cm. at the New ' York headquarters; of U. N, before CRY officials arrived for work'. "LONG OlIERDUltlt: - ,- ' . , . , ' Ve' ., , , - - ' ';' - '" " ri .. i , ,, 00-4,---: ' , : West Need Not Fear Germany LA VETA, Colo. (VP)An prospertor has a new success formula for would-bAlpinistsget rid of your worries. Albin Parks, 82, climbed the 13.823-foo- t West Span. IA Peak near here with a rompanion, Joe Ward of La Vete, in two and one-hahours. "Heck," he said, while resting after the climb, "I've got no worries, no familyno wonder I can climb that tie Extravagance ,,. S. , i 4 , --- - t .., , . ' ' Biasts:U . ADENAUER DECLARES OLDSTER G ADVISES'SLOUGHWORRY' 4 ., . ,,,, . 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