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Show ,, . ; , . ,,,, . - . , Like. Meet I i Red Probe to l, ' .' .. , 1 , e LI , - 4111 . ' - Also among the 400 persons present a' Ithe Park Central Hote1were Gerhard Eisler. who has been described by the House eommitteeas--tb- e 1 .. si t 1 1 l't : i i, llw..N- ,o'"", ' , i . .., : - t Ilit :T1:: t.,00,:s e t s' ),.. C - ...- , , , ---r ( , 1 A ,. i ' ,ogsk."'"" 1111 . ,, 1 410f !- ' t elh - I Poe COrlekt .,N lot p iiMt OW ill, ilM iffAatt$IP t Film People Combat Probe. Mo- (AP) , , and you haven't even kissed her once!" MORE CROPLAND NEEDED maintain the nation's population, he demanded ly adequate 'American national defense," although, he added, "I decline to proceed tragic limn Voting spurs Labor to f Intenstly r Drive vieland notables organized in a Committee for the First Amendment advocate the abolition of the House committee on activities. Forty of them took part in a "Hollywood fights back" broadcast yesterday, second of two shows aired weekly half-hofrom Hollywood, New York and Washington. The prime minister last night proclaimed that "the result deprives the Socialist (Labor) government of any mandate they obtained at the general elections," in 1945. "Henceforward," he declared. "they will govern without the moral support and 'agai9it the will of the people." t Lord Woolton the elections showed emit the voters of the country. have no confidence in the government. "1 believe the government should recqnize this f a t, should tefzignize that the House - said,-'tha- -- - ' S ' ' . ' I (R-N- J) h A A - Take WASHINGTON (AP)Sec retary of the Interior Krug will on adweeks' rest several take vice of his physician, a depart, rnent official said today. Aides said the secretary is suf.- tering principally from fatigue. The secretary returned last where night from Phoenix. Raiz.,Western he became ill while on a ' : ' in agree- I am unable to believe that a German peace conference could not preponderantly find common ground,'' he continued. "If the Council of Foreign Ministers still deadlocks this winter. it had better adjouin sine die (without setting a date for reconvening.) Paralyzes Al! Action The peace conference should be called by those who do agree to write a practical, reasonable peace for the German fi n -, z I tour. , .. - - , - ' BEMS 1 . Getthisoulokrel$81.11fill oboe vrasattre soothes. cushions the sensitive tad& spot. Costa bus . , rDistatis'iriz, . s , , 'ow . y r lot dull, throbbing, stabbing ached 1; pains in your back. hands. legs. arms, dr shoulders, due to Rheumatism. Arthritis. Neuritis,' Sciatica or Neuralgia, Ii make you mieerable anti Interfere with your work another hour, without trying Remind. This great medicine is the formula of a i physiden with 20 years' experience. 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BRING WORLD BAR Sarni Specifications ', 23$ SOUTH 5n1 EAST '11:012 to Tommy Dorsey on SALL 14;noicy , .I. .&,,, . , SAMPLE ROOM INFORMATION VETERANS, VENTILATORS - I . 7 ' 1 BEGINNING; MON.: fallOV. for Utah; Southern Idaho and Plev'ilda (Many Choice Items) . s - 7 ti 71 1 CALENDAR ,NUMBER : Veteran's Store Salo The issue between east and west, he continued, is underscored by communist attitudes "incompatible" with peace. "On the one hand," he went on, ir , or , 4 , -- - Eliminates smoke amd olifectionable cooking odors instantly! twit. Can he installed in standard window Panel in a low minutes. Doesn't Interfere with opening of window es curtain. , Hands Legs-Arm- Dont i , . ,pains In Back . I :I i - L ... . , ' . :,t44 t:.41 i;..lkil ififrf'tV .: , 40000-- ft,..mnimnimmil,EN,PREINE00'.- T.N.TPrimocord areas within its jurisdiction." ' Touching on the veto power. Vandenberg said that the Soviet Union "acting strictly within its legal rights, has virtually paralyzed the security council by its KITCHEN PORTABLE ' - LAP- .- - ,f4.4 .. - E - - ,,, Market The Wise Buyer. Considers Government Surplus-Yo- u can take advantage of unusual bargains in Industrial Supplies and General Merchandise at these prices always FRESH ILG-ETT- , ,l'i ...- , , : - ,' ,. p ' . , , t, t 1t . . p ' . In Today's kepsICITCHEN AIR Arthritis ....000' 114 tioRyour--- 1444 VV zones in Germany violation of the Potsdam ment. ial - ., -- ..ff...1.,:. v 14 t- - , 1,. , , dp Another Maine Arabs Threaten Forest on Fire Force Against forest fires still the constituted towns Whitneyville Partitioning while al : e theory that war is inevitable.' Vandenberg accused Russia ol frustrating economic unity of the 20 vetoes." . , ....4.. .. - iltr ri . .,. ' 11 IIIIII:Pill. 4 - i Ptit NI, ASIA. 0- - ,. . --- i ,, i ' '1., - . - 1 f. - --- .,..... .- r . ;nide. BAGHDAD, Iraq. (AP) Abdul Rahman Azzam Pasha, secretary-generof the Arab League, said today the Arab Verbally lambasting the comstates were prepared to "resist mittee headed by Rep. J. Parnell of Commons no longer by force" the partitioning of repie, and its invesThorhas sents the political convictions of Palestine "with or without an tigation of Communist activities dem,lcracy, and shoUld seek an- - International police force, and In Hollywood, the group has this with or without the presence of he said. to say through Actor Richard oth4r mandate," British troops. To Conte: ,Illamed Shortages "Actually," he told a press We that you, where,"... hope conference. "Egypt already has While opinions on the signifever you are, will join the sw ,V1- icance massed 10,000 troops on the of the Conservative Ting ranks of those who de,yland were divided, most observersgapis Palestine frontiers.' He said tic, that the committee pressed the opinion that the vJt- Syria and Lebanon also had which has arouses1,-Zictroops on the Holy Land frontiers u Tufz,v, across America ing reflected growing public discontent with shortages and res- "while other Arab states nbt 'abolishea not merely re- trictions-4climaxed by reducbordering on Palestine are takshuffled, but voted out of extion in the bacon ration to one ing different military measures istence." ounce a week and the elimina- In implementation of recent Arab Gregory Peck, referring to a tion of gasoline allowances for League decisions." fracas during a Philadelphia Azzam Pasha said he planned motoring. to visit other Arab capitals shortmeeting Saturday sponsored by min,Labor spokesmen party the progressive citizens of Amerimized the importance of the ly for further consultations conthe ica, said voting and made plain the gov- cerning theas situation. which he itS fruit. committee bears tragic the gravest and ernment had no intention of al- describedA word flung hysterically in a for all the Arab tering its legislative program for most decisive stone a becomes room hearing inthe coming peoples." He personally expressed doubt flung deliberately in a public cludes furtheryearwhich nationalization square." that the Britishwho have anof vital industries and curtailFilm stars participating inment of the historic powers of nounced their intention of recluded Humphrey Bogart. Lauren the House of Lords. linquishing their Holy Land Bacall, Danny Kaye, Gene Kelly, on the other mandate"will remain in PalConservatives, Fredric March, Myrna Loy, hand, took heart from their suc- estine and fight the Arabs if Douglas Fairbanks, Peter Lorre, cesses and some elementsnotany plan unfavorable to the Rita Hayworth, Groucho Marx, ably the conservative Daily Tele- Arabs is adopted" by the United Keenan Wynn. graph Paul Henreid and belief they Nations'. expressed There were also Thurman Ar- had a good chance of blocking Azzant Pasha described proH. Gov. Herbert nold, former the measure to trim the authoi- posals for implementing. the PalLeland New York, of Lehman estine partition plan by next lity of the Lords. Stowe, George S. Kaufman. Moss July 1, which were recently pre-- . Helen Gahagan Rep. Hart, sented to the United Nations by Dies Publisher Clifton and Douglas the .United States, as "stupid , AURORA. 111. -- (AP) Ira and irresponsible." Fadiman. forClifton Copley. conRressnihn and the pub- mer Ordered Krug Secretary lisher of 17 newspapers in IlRest Vacation linois and California, died To ur on-th- occupied ,. . ....". ;of tatisticians figure that world " WASHINGTON(AP)Agriculture Finally, of acres another 8,000,000 irrigated cropland is needed to properly - -- - ' 11 1.' ' ,, ..., ii ---- ,, e, ' - To suppoRT POPULATION They would reclaim an additional 21,000,000 acres by drainEs 1 age and acquire 47,000,000 more by converting tillable land now in woods and grass to crops. . 426,000,000 Needed The experts estimate that the nation's 142,000,000 people (August 1947, census estimate) require 426,000,000 acres of crop land if they are to have a nor1 mal standard-of-livin- g diet and essentials. Britain's other LONDON (AP) But they find only 390,000,000 major party leaders rallied their acres of crop land now suitable forces for p pew period of in- for immediate Hence tense political activity today as the need for cultivation. of addevelopment from of returns stock they took ditional lands. elections, Saturday's municipal No attempt has been made to which observers of all leanings determine the areas where the a setback in resulted had agreed development of The needed 76,- for the ruting Labor party. acres would take place. the 000,000 Complete returns from Its availability was determined 388 English and Welsh boroughs by a study of detailed farm land voting showed the Conservatives classification data, but the need made a net gain of 621 seats and for new land would seem to point Labor sustained a net loss of again to the West. 652. are there almost 170,- Though Labor party leaders frankly 000,000 acres of public land left was outcome the that admitted 17 western , the states, the "disappointing," and Conserva- Bureau of Land Management tives acclaimed the result as a says there probably isn't a homesharp swing to the right which stead in a million. chowed the handwriting on the wall. Only by Chance Even the staunchest ConservOnly by chance, an agency ative organs, however, refrained said, could a piece of today from backing editorially spokesman land be found where a the demands of Winston Church- public himself. by ill and Conservative par t y man could support Outside the reclaChairman Lord Woolton for a agriculture. districts, that is. national election to throw the mation In the year ended June 30, Labor government out. 1946, 9nly 144 homestead entries lit- of atl-- kinds. for a total of-Declares Support Gone tle pore than 18,000 acres, were wartime ..- ....... . , , ' , - agbnilimtaintiiosnte.rs He warned that'America "cannot indefinitely underwrite the I . . PISA" d Unzt-e- peace " ,,,,, ' I in the , Nations Charier under which the veto would apply "solely to the use of armed, force." He attacked -- world-wide Communist attitudes which most of us believe are incompatible with , ......... " , 'TOWER OF I to come to united terms,'" Vandenberg said in an address prepared for delivery at a University of Michigan convocation marking the centennial of Dutch colonization in Michigan. - -'But I am saying that disagreementhere or elsewhere. cannot be allowed to ipostpone, peace. rehabilitation!' and self- government forever," he added. "Peace must have kiority." Would Change U. N. Charter LI mime gm - Organize to HOLLYWOOD "All-the-nto-ne ' lall . ' "LEANING' - . - - ..,ilitza I cthOreecootunEcui7oPef ' I jutetolynopmreY .., 1 , - , , 4., ,,,,,i, ' Llicethe - .,' ' , . rn . br . , ') . 0:1)1k,,,klel, ,col)1' 1 i ' . THE DESERET NtIVS- -4 1947 3. , . foreign ministers remains dead- locked through this winter. While granting qualified indorsement to the Marshall plan. the Senate president pro-temaintained that "Germany's tes- toration to is at the - '41 N.,;., - .. . , Monday.'. Novembr", . .. , , . , . . . - ' ,. .. - - , ANN ARBOR. Mich. (AP) Sen. Vandenberg today advocated a separate peace if' the council of with 1Germany . . , ' - t For Separate 4 ' - - German Peace Cita:C.0,i ,:,,..i4.,. , , , i 4. .qtAt,)wl.", ., , 14 ( - Vandenberg k - t ...? .. , , ei qtb' , I i i f ---- .,),,146,t, Com- munist in America, and his wife. Eisler. under conviction for passportiraud and contempt of Congress, is free in bail pending appeal. He is a brother of Hanna Eisler; Hollywood composer. Likened To "Gestapo" . W le thut when she viewed a co mi tee ssion last week it was "in- the credibly hideous, Gestapo were there, and Facism was there." "Fascism isnt coming hereit is here." she declared. Miss Par- ker said the Hollywood inves- tigatior. was "shocking, dreadful, terrifying." Author Vincent Sheean. a vice- chairman of the civil rights con- gress and chairman at the recep- tion, said the House committee Is part of a network of attempts at "thought control" which he declared was "bound to last a long time," Actor Larry Parks, one of the 19 subpoenaed Hollywood figures honored at the reception, denounced the committee for citing for contempt 10 witnesses who refused to state whether they are or have been Communists. Sees Censor Plot Albert Maltz. a writer and one of the 10 cited. said the committee is attempting to get Hollywood producers to pledge what type of pictures they will or will not make, and what people they will or will not hire. He said the committee seeks the right to "burn films"a right which he declared would end eventually In the "right to burn the people who made the films." Others of the subpoenaed witnesses at the reception were Ring Lardner Jr., George Marof civil the shall, chairman rights congress. John Howard Samuel Lawson, Lewis Milestone, Ornitz. Robert Rossen, Waldo Salt, Alvah Bessie. Richard Collins and Herbert Biberman. The witnesses cited for contempt who were present were Lardner. Lawson, Ornitz, Maltz, Bessie and Biberman. - I ,, 11 0 ' ,,:t NEW YORK The (AP) House committee on was assailed activities by 10 speakers at a reception given yesterday by the civil rights cone gress in honor of 19 subpoenaed Hollywood writers, directors and actors. ' Twelyf of the 19 were present, Including six of the ten subpoenaed witnesses who were cited for contempt of Congress because of their refusal to answer mime of the committee's questions during the investigation of alleged Communism in Hollywood. cirl ,, -- . - 1 , - 11'1 i , : . ' . , , ,. , George Clark By - , ir I - . . :,. - " 1THE :NEIGHBORS a - . ''' - .', . .... ..; , ., ' - . ... li, o,.., .. ,... . 1 I .... ,,,,,i41,,, . . , , .. . 1710 South Redwood Rood, Skit. $ .. Phone 24411 P. 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