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Show , . s , . . . . - . .. . 1 .. , . 1 Fee! $3 REFUND SECURES BuIchr Plan $3 refund to a Chicago newspaperman who was held up by two gunmen when he emerged horn a tavern with nearly a full week's pay last night won the holdup men their freedom from arrest. ' The armed men ordered the newsman, who shall be nameless, to: ."Give us your dough." , Greatly respecting the guns, the vittim surrendered hit. cash, remarking ruefully: "Fellow i' this is all I have for a whole week. Have a heart." The gunmen did. They gave him back $3. Just as the victim was returning the $3 to the wallet and the gunmen had put away their weapons, a policeman walked by. s.6 "Officer," shouted the newsman," these guys have just 'robbed me." '1,,Dok in his wal"He's jtisVdrunk said the thieves. CHICAGO--(INS)- (AP)A Philadelphia butcher who initiated a plan to chargé customers a $1.25 weekly fee and then sell them meats wholesale has had so much business he disconnected his phone and put out a "help wanted" sign. ,Thirty George Rookstool set a modest goal of 300 signed customers when he announced his plan earlier, this two-year-- week. But the total today is 560 cus- tomers and they're still coming in. Too busy to ;talk. Rookstool let his uncit,-Butch- er William H. Rookstool, relate his sueceis story. --- A - (Continued from Page I) day. They had supplies for three days. The main income of this family is from rug weaving and there was enough wool for one more blanket. The children had just the clothes on their backs This family should be eligible for some sort of government relief but were receiving none. The third family was that of Johnny King who had just left for temporary work with the railroad in Oregon. Besides the wife, there are eight children. As the man of,the family had been gone only a short time, no money had been received from his wages. Indian men do not provide for their families very well when they are away from them anyway. Eat Potatees,Bread This family had eaten only a few potatoes and a little fried bread for their single daily meal. Although this may sound more than the other families. it still isn't enough for healthy people. They estimated they had enough food to last them seven or eight days. children had no Three he shoes and none had very warm clothing. This family had no sheep or other means of support. We next talked to bigger orders. "George buys.,- a whole hind quarter of beef- at 50 cents a pound and sells the entire quarter at that price." Set Wage Hearings WASHINGTON (AP) The wage and hour division of of-t- the Labor Department will start public hearings Dec. 2 on proposed revisions in "white collar" employe exemptions from the act. r . , ' , . , .. ,mEr ... ... totommotoommtuow - t DO WITH ALL YOU CAN . , - , 14,1t, ..)....0,1e.r., . ,:-,,,,04..0 ;i1r''''' V"I'dllitk' ....,,r ,,,i .,.A3ES... 1110,..k '1 is '...:1: A P 11. ,.!. ', 1i 711i I' 4, Let us demonstrate-111-- on your e 0,iiiirt 0174r ii 0 0,----' go--417,71,01'0- 10" Ailf 1 - form-7n- o - - e You tell us where and when-a- nd we'll be there with Universal "Jeep" for you to try out on' sny 'job you choose. No obligs tion of any kind. , ' ' o , -1.. I -4 . ., I, .i k9 b r' 7 itto I YIHI1 mooliot milks 'ditd111.1116111 -'- . . 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EoVERY. .... ,, , 17,; A ' $125 OR CALL AVE. e. i , ,,,, t krtohlp ( SPIKER TILE CO. FAYETTE 'Arl .. -, 45 W. i , f .iisp 18 'to' C9C11. tsit 11 ,,' 10. 00. .8Amil 110.1 , , ,:, fit. ,r'''' Boil Illa4 Cast ,,a . Bond tax-fre- ';if i -- L'r mined to "wipeout ank racket" in tax-frdisability tirement pay. Mr. Truman called on Secretary of Defense Forrectal a few days ago for reC'ords of all officers of World War II rectiv- e ing disability retire- ment pay since the end of Oforld War . t.:1 - Willys Intermountain Inc 133 Salt LakeCity, Utah . ee , II i 0011-4- 0 - -- Phone ,,, - ,, lir , TILE 4t South 3rd East Amor ....- - ( TERRAZZO Inte!"puntain . . ,--- . 1 RUBBER TILE "-at Immediate Delivery Write or call for literature or demonstration ...., 1, Negro Children ch ASPHALT TILE 'frlf 1 -, "1) L. A. War --,: -- Smoke Suffocates The Communist - sponsored ,International Sugar Workers' conference urged today that entire Cuban sugar crop be purchased and distributed by the United Nations to insure deliveries Europe and Asia. demanded o The conference a a- - $5 basic daily vage for all sugar agriculfural and inlustrial workers in the Uni ed States and LINOLEUM , . .,,41Qh' 1 ---- little-Navaj- HAVANA 1. k e , Work Installed Any Place in the' 'to'AID 1,4 bat-mo- TILE AND TERRA COTTA STORE FRONTS ir4da I aide said today chief executive has asked the armed services to investigate the promotion records of 28,000 wartime officers who have been retired on tax-fredisability pay. , Maj. Gen. Harry H. Vaughan, the military aide, told a reporter aboard the president's special train en route 'from Washington to the Army-Nav- y football game here that Mr'Truinan Is deter, 1 )) hs TILE AND MARBLE FIREPLACES .. ,...s- i jor GIVE YOUR WIFE OR HUSBAND A BEAUTIFUL TILE BATHROOM OR DRAINBOARD FOR XMAS. WORK CAN BE ALL INSTALLED BEFORE XMAS. NOTHING DOWN AND ONE OR TWO YEARS TO PAY. Free Estimates , ' 'i, - TILE FOR XMAS obligation! US .f., -- Cuban Sugar (AP) ;1111.11101111111 ALL rs to. yourself how easily the "Jeep" handleshow much more comfortable it is for the driver. US-C- o As Aftermath to Meyers Investigation , PHILADELPHIA(AP)President Truman's top military the , B-,--- ). f. WRITE ' g--T- - Disability Pay Arises Tax-Fre- e Deaf Ears Turned on Indians When They Appeal for Schools 'Jeep' We cordially invite every farm owner to ask us for a free demonstration of the famous Universal "Jeep" on his own land.. We want you to see for yourself how this versatile yehide, with both 2- - and 4wheel drive, per. forms on every kind of farm jobtractor work in the field, hauling and towing around the farm and on the highway, operating take-ofSee for equipment with its power - i - f -- z g, l' . Elder Kimball Charges: Prison 0, v iior libli 00 4 At" 5 ' Ex-Office- ' U. N. Purchase Fried bread and coffee made up the meal for this family on the day ortny visit. They figure they have enough ingredients for fried bread and coffee for five more days, then they will be without food altogether. These families. picked at random and questioned, prove beyond a doubt certainly that unless help is given these Indians, suffering starvation will result. In some instances where families have in later. the trailers atcoming the trading posts allow them credit and give them food until the families can pay cash; 'plug. however, seldom happens in the cases of families that depend on outside jobs and have no sheep or other goods with which to insure payment. Part of the blame for these conditions can be passed to the - i five-yea- Sentenced to Does Not Excuse U. S. G. PARIS Gen, Auguste This does not excuse an ob- Nogues. once supreme commandligation by state or federal gov- er of French armed forces in ernment, however . because as North Africa, was sentenced by sworn wards of the government a French purge court last night, the conditions of the Indians is in Absentia, to be imprisoned at caused by lack of education and hard labor for 20 years and to lose his civil rights and property. proper administration. Gen. Nogues, last reported to If there are any persons who doubt the need of these people be in Lisbon, was commander in for relief and immediate assist- Morocco for the Vichy regime when North Africa was surrenance I wish they could have visited the hogans of these people dered to U. S. forces in 1942. with me. That the people in the United Two Executed NANKING States haev turned their backs (AP ) Maj. and Lt. Lu.A on the wants and needs of a Gen. Sun Tse-KChung-Pinto to sentenced death sworn have propeople they tect and educate is certainly an for treason were executed by act of discrimination wh ich a firing mined here today. Milishould make every citizen and tary sources said they plotted to government official thoroughly lead their troops to the side of the Chinese Communisth. ashamed of himself. A, 011.0 ,4,, 4 I I - --- ,-- -, '' - . ep UNIVERSALQ7e dollars. Reds Urge ' ,J-- el4) Marshall plan The long-ranwould give 16 European nations between 616,000,000,000 and 620,- -, 1000,000,000 worth of astistance to 1speed their economic recovery. Taft said the State Department is, trying to "solve the financial difficulties of every government." "I believe we have to go on and on with assistance to Europe," he said, "but I think it should be carefully scrutinized. We should determine the things which we are willing to ship and confine them to the things which we think would help those countries go to work." Discussing the domestic side of the program the president presented to Congress last week, the Ohio senator said he opposes 'granting the administration any general power to control the distribution of scarce goods. rt. ' 4.00,,.,,,,,- ',41t- tf I Truman Asks Records. Of 28 000 Probe-o- ' ' UMMMMIIMPR ' Sees No End -- - k ge wal01 1' 4' et. : to aid ge - Saturday, c ' 0' November 29, 1947 THE DESERET NEW5- -3 LOS ANGELES bands played martial music. Not even a dirge. There were no l' A V speeches, no flags waving, no ib tow cheers. '9'111 :I ,, ,d11 ?f, . NINiTI Z1')t Al. And silently, with fog forming Wants Information '4 1 t;:t. an apprcpriate shroud, the once '''. $11 '4') I!: ..,.. ' Presidential Secretary Charles mighty USS Los Angeles steamt' ''''kl A' f111 G. Ross said yesterdaY Mr. Tru- - ed slowly out of Los Angeles ,i :itl le , man wanted the lists "for his harbor today to take her place information." Ross added then in- - the "mothball" fleet at San , ,i a - 11, 21 he did not know what might Francisco. 4 41qifig come Ube matter eventually. I The Navy says it no longer fr I Uruvaitro.1,t.'lk- - Ramo a. o. Vaughan said today: has personnel for the 15,000-ton is "The president calling upon cruiser, a sea giant that was "One date and he never phoned again. Annfter I'd bought the and Air Force launched Navy Army, with unprecedented r an expensive diary." to make a thorough and corn- - fanfare at Philadelphia in 1944. plete inquiry. The big ship was built from "We've had reports of officeis revenues raised war who passed rigid physical ex- - bond sales in Losby spiritedCounaminations for commissions and ty. Only $40,000,000Angeles was needed; and then pleaded Los Angeles citizens gave promotions $80- ,disabilities at the close of the 000,000. war in order to receive .tax free The Los Angeles went down disability retirement pay. the ways too late to tee war The president thinks it is a duty. job for the Army, Navy and Air And now, in a few days, the to clean house." Departments furnish us schools for our little great ship will become a grease(Continued from Page 1) of Probe Grewujout smeared ghost. She will remain children talks abdut hundreds We want our boys and girls to of millions to go to Greece and Vaughan said the president's thus, possibly forever. have a school like this to use Turkey and other peoples?" out new order, growing of the A sister cruiser, the USS as a springing board- to higher o SEe. nmatee yeinrsv,estriegtaitrieodn irinonrectet Bremerton, which will share the Churches Come To Aid learning. same doegi of deactivation, Much of the good work that is These are not isolated cases. General, is being sent to comparned the Los Angeles up The Indians beg for schools all being done now on this reserva- Forrestal. . the coast. The officers eligible for this . over the reservation. Note this tion is being done by the various Lugging behind the pair was churches with their schools. town. Utah a from which in amounts appeal compensation st the USS Iowa, a 52,000-to- n be it said to their praise. three-fourtto cases of Disthe Aneth in "Last year In our little tlewagon destined for Bremer- school in their active not a 1500 pay range duty population. trict, Washington., where she will at Blanding, Utah. I saw someof them ton, rank from generals-3- 87 single child went to any kind thing be and undergo gen-dthat will long remain with own the grades to eraldrydocked or school, except two through overhaul. me. A woman. second lieutenant. girls who went to a white and frail, sat in One end of thin the man's school near Dove Creek, little school house at a sewing Colo. We have a good school machine. of heachildren building at Aneth; PLEASE do sat at theFour crude llttl seats in Ifk,011:71.46 something to see that we have front of the blackboard. Her 5 a teacher.' fifth was bound tight in a baby "Our little children beg us basket and was Five GARY, Ind. (AP) on the to go to school, but there is table near her. A lying of used small negro children died of pile innone for them. We have no clothing had come to them from smoke suffocation early today fluence over the congressmen the Church and she was remod- In the home of their parents, Mr. In Washington; we do not have eling these, items to fit the var- and Mrs; Robert Williams. the right to vote, although we ious children. Deputy Coroner Charles Wood are citizens, pay taxes and Send But frequently she listened to said the children, sleeping in a our sons to battle. The U. S. see how her children were re- basemeht bedroom, were suffoCongress makes big treaties sponding and when she thought cated by smoke from a fire rewith other countries. and it was needed she went over sulting from an overheated makes big loans. bUt not once to them and kneeling beside furnace. in history has it observed the them, The parents, both of whom urged them to study and Sacred Treaty made with the try to learn and she who was one are employed, had left for work in in Nation 1868, of Navajo the few favored ones to shortly before the fire departwhich it promised a school and had a litle schooling, knelt have with ment received.the alarm. teacher for every 30 children." them and helped them to underThe above petition was signed stand and learn. Service AusfinSfudloshavespclatzed by the Indians at Aneth. Utah. Only Few Thousand BERLIN and addressed to the state offi(AP) Telepraph for over 20 years in restoring We have been told that the service between all occupation cials. United States trains some mil- zones of Germany and the rest badly tom, faded or disfigured Ask For Reasons Why have the Navajos no lions in our elementary and high of the world, except SpAin and or tintypes schools? That is what they want school program and other hun- Japan, has been authorized ef- pictures, snapshots fective Dec. I, the Amcrican Ito their original clearness. to know. Approximately 3400 of dered of thousands in the unitheir sons went into the war versities a and other schools of the military government announced land at great cost. Why cannot today. service to defend this country we Bring in your cherished old include another 19,000 which fails to provide them to make of them citizens schools. They did outstanding iphotographs today and have service. Their speech could not and to teach them to take their in the world? place 'them made into beautiful gift be decoded by the Japanese. But will the Navajos go to Member of the Audit Bureau of Some of their bodies, too, lie in schools if are The prices are low !portraits. Circulation they provided? in lands soil of and the foreign at the poatottice at Salt Lake the depths of the sea. Even some This question is asked me daily. Cityentered as to second matter class according the qualify high. Act og Congress. March 3. 1819 of the schools which have been Yes, they beg for schools. Austate that 80 per cent SUBSCRIPTION RATES built for them are closed. At thorities One Month to 90 113t per cent attendance is Sig Months (Paid hi advance) .... S1 SO 'Beautiful restoration regard. Tolani where there are 600 chilby these little natives One Year (Paid in advance ) 1115 6to dren, one little school to teach achieved and this without pressure of a The above rate. apply to carrier a.. less of original photo condition a maximum of 60 pupils was in mail Ns truant and officer. Utah, livery daily Idaho, built, but even it has been IPlas Elsewhere and Wyoming . Will the Indians raise their inwads, Arizona closed for five years. It was said the United States, $1.15 per month. ,1-if or standards back educated , Press go Associated the no was and teacher that there exclusively 4 -to the us. 01 Publication 01 an r: . no funds. At Tohatchi, New to the degenerate conditions they entitled news credited to er not other .: Mexico, there is a large school-pla- left? If only an occasional one wise dispatches .....: 0 , credited in this paper; also the with homes for instruc- is trained as at present the level local news published herein. slowly, but if every OS tors, dormitories, dining hall. will risechild is trained as AUSTIN-STUDIlaundry. etc.; but it is also Navajo little child citizen' the every closed. Why? of the entire tribe will cind Another group of Navajos t:ulture FORMERLY AUSTINrise and the will native take wrote us this year: his place in our world. A few "Thursday we Navajos had generations of universal educaLUMIERE STUDIOS SERVICE Mora, meeting. We want tion will see the Navajo gite09 - mons school here so our chilAll Work Guaranteed Undo, Sam. Management the destructive and dren will get good education .1 he will becomesuperstitions employe and JAY BATEMAN .Vie are fully equipped by you Mormons. The governfarmer, banker, teachtake Wedding Portraits. WATCH MAKER ment cannot take care of us employer, er, minister, industrialist. all." SALT LAKE CITY Diamonds What can we do to help the and Wedding Sets All Makes of Wo lams 12 so. Main Street Some of them told me that Indians? After we'fill their hunCostume jewelry Phone they realized that. the govern- ger needs we can demand of a ment could not afford to build great and prosperous nation uniLOFTUS GIFT AND OGDEN schools for so many Indians and versal education for every InGREETING CARD SHOP 2374 WathInMon yet in the next breath they said: dian so that famine and scourges "Lo this Costs No More" Phone "But, Mr. Kimball, why is it that wd disease may evcntually be 244 S. MAINQuality PHONE ST. ished from their living. the government which cannot ,IMINIIII111111111111111111111111111111 western Europe and a program to beat inflation-a- t home. He did not mention the Marshall plan by name,but he told a reporter he will oppose any long-raneffort aimed at "underwriting the IA'orld's deficits" Ex-Fren- THE long-ran- . the following areas upplying the U. S. Cuba, Puerto Uco, and the Philippines. Other moves aske in resolutions passed by the conference fo total elimIncluded demands ination of - the Ame 'can tariff imination on Cuban sugar and of the clause in the U.i. Sugar the secretary of Indians themselves. are Act empowering to change quotas agriculture not a saving people. They do They action. not prepare for the future.. If without congressional they have food and money today, they are content to let Commander take care of itself. , off nonomommit proposals: Husteen Nez Begay who lives with his wife, 80, and one adopts ed boy who is 10. The boy attends day school and gets enough to eat there. 4 Subsist on Dried Corn The man and his wife however, had only eaten a piece of dried corn that day and had only enough of this to last for a week. This family also has no sheep with which to make a living. The man is infirm and so is his wife. He is not able to work even if he could find a job. This family should be for government assistance, eligible but is receiving none. h The-fiftand last family visited was the Charles Marianito, family. Mr. Marianito is a yeter- an of World Will. Mlle is trying to find work to support his family of wife and five children but hasn't been able to. This family has no sheep and depends entirely on outside work for sub-po- also. Custom ers of Rookstool's neighborhood store can buy steak at 50 grade A cents a pound under the wholesale offer. According to his uncle. however, most of the sales are for 1 , Indtan Families Possess Food for Less Than Week customer mark. "He expects to be doing a $4000 weekly busineso if people keep on buying meat like they have," William said. , ination in 1948. , Taft said he will vote for the 6597,000,000 bill, Mr.- - Truman asked for winter aid to France, Italy and Austria. But he sounded a different note on two other administration The officer looked. He saw the $3. He told the victim to "move on," and went on about his own business. The gunmen hurried away. . i tee and an announced candidate for his partY'S presidential nom- let." d' I'l, , economic commit- e (4...) ....,? .,,l--.- the Truman administration. Leading the attack was Senator Taft chairman of the powerful Senate Republican policy committee, head Of the Senate-Hous- . I ( WASHIgOTON (AP) Congressional Republicans continued their fight today against some of thelnajor proposals of , Looks For Help "When people heard about, George's plan his phone started ringing, the doors started swinging, and George started signing them up. "It got so bad he had to disconnect hirt,phone and now he's looking for another butcher to help him and his two men." Under the plan Rookstool says customers will get "free meat one week out of every month." the averGeorge explained age butcher markup for profit 35 is per cent which means "mv plan assures at least a saving of 25 per cent monthly for each customer." To Cat Fees , The butcher plans to cut the $1.25 weekly fee to 75 cents now that he has gone over the 500- - wage-ho- ur 1.1 ' yr) N...N v . George Clark By )t Fight Against I Marshall Plan 7b N FREEDOM-FOR-GUNMA- GainsRapidly PHILADELPHIA . 1 , THE NEIGHBORS Tall Opens' - Liberality Pays: , . 4 , '!' - .. RI . . , s 'lb . , . - . 4 ' |