Show V Weather a UTAH— Fair colder most localities with low high 3545 10-2- 0 OGDEN— IMS high 81t Fair colder with low biIim m 40 Year OGDEN UTAH SATURDAY EVENING No 316 Mamie a Temperature NOVEMBER Mia1 Sfa Otdea Bilim Bol Chicago La Vegas 5 22 1952 9 Minneapolis 31 New ork 15 Portland 4 38 Saa Fraa 43 St George as Butte Mai Min 1 37 S3 4 Cl Malt Lake ants 33 58 23 23 84 38 58 3 43 S3 53 12 Pages s Style-Sett- er - — V rf ' ' r 1 W ' f- - ' £ ' f Is Irked by Ike's Choice Assistants Of ' "-- XC -- K vS O Wasn't Sen Taft Asked About Ohioan Treasury Boss? v - 1 i ? v Unique Quake 'Caresses' Ex-Dew-ey By JACK BELL i Eisenhower’s WASHINGTON (AP) — President-elec- t CLEVELAND (AP)— Industrialist George M Humphrey says of Gov Thomas E Dewey for cable plans to go to Washington in a few days to start acquainting choice of former aides inet posts prompted new speculation today that Sen Robert limself with his future job of Secretary of the Treasury Calif SAN LUIS OBISPO — the first to newcomer national The A Taft will seek the G O P senate floor leadership politics A strange eathquake (UP) convention supporter of Sen Robert A Taft to be picked to With five prospective cabinet members named Taft with a “caressing roll’ rippled President - elect Eisenhower’s Cabinet—said he will then start has yet to place a man from the list he reportedly sub- through this city just before midlicking a staff Coast Cities pre-GO- P ld But he declined to comment on what policies he will pursue when he takes over the important Cabinet post in January “It will be an important financial family and' business sacrifice for me” said Humphrey yesterday when his appointment was announced “But I couldn’t sleep nights if didn’t do it I expect nothing but headaches and plenty of Slamic Eisenhower displays some recent ensembles which have won her style experts’ plauditsnext roisas "a First Lady who also is a real Influence in the fashion world” The its is which fashion to a the launching lift to is industry White House give of tress the expected Mamie was described as “that rare spring styles this week The evening outfit demonstrates why phenomenon' a grandmother who looks wonderful in a” strapless dress” style-conscio- r : Nation's Two Big Labor Hasn't Heard Unions Left Pilotless Chest Still From 450 ganizations were pilotless today in a sudden twist of fate unforeseeable two weeks ago William Green president of the American died of Labor Federation yesterday just 12 days after the death of C I O President Philip Murray Heart trouble was the cause in both cases It was Murray who took a lead-n- Individuals and firms that haven’t yet sent in their Community Chest subscriptions were urged to do so today by Ernest H Balch president of the Chest He said about 450 firms are z still to be heard from “We’re trying to wind this thing up by Thanksgiving” he said “We’d like individuals and firms still unrepresented to'call and a the Chest office Chest worker will come around to pick up the contribution” He said the fact that no residential solicitation was conducted makes it all the more important for individuals to either mail donations to the Community Chest Eccles Building or call for a worker to pick them up The 1952 quota of 5102200 hasn’t been reached yet When the drive is officially over an auditor’s report of total contributions will be released but not before Mr Balch said g part in the breakaway from Green's AFL in 1935 Murray played a major role in developing the industrial unionism of the late 1930s and making the Congress of Industrial Organizations a new and independent force in the union movement Both Green and Murray were coal miners and their success was intertwined with that of a third mine worker John L Lewis Lewis is president of the United Mine Workers He is 72 and appears s active today as he ever has been Faces New Era ' The sudden vacuum at the top of the AFL and CIO will almost certainly be filled quickly Some union leaders speculated quietly today that no matter which two men are chosen to head the AFL and CIO organized labor’s new leadership faces 'a new era Murray and Green were in the prime of their years when the Democrats took over the national administration they saw the la bor movement take some of its greatest strides as they grew ole ip their jobs Coinciding with their deaths was the election of the first Republican administra tion since 1932 One top union official declining use of his name said it was too early Ho make predictions about the future course of the divided labor movement under new leaders But he said the death of Murray and Green migh have real implications in repeated attempts to explore the feasibility of unity Such attempts have proved entirely fruitless since the split 17 years -- Lee Worried By Road Fatalities SALT LAKE CITY (UP)— Gov Bracken Lee said today he plans to call a meeting with officials of the Utah Department of Public Safety probably early next week in bn effort to find a method to halt the state’s soaring highway death toll Lee sid he would call the meeting as soon as Jay C Newman public safety commissioner returns to work Newman hospitalized the past few days was expected to return to his desk Monday The governor said that although state safety officials have been doing everything possible to halt the highway slaughter “it is time we explore all possible means of Stopping these accidents” J Bricker predictedthatIIum phrey “will do a great job” W Not Recognized Byrd himself also praised Humphrey as did the Treasury Secretary Democrat John W Snyder Ohio’s Democratic governor Frank J Lausche called him a man of "extraordinary ability” Because he has rarely been mentioned in political news re sorters didn’t even recognize Humphrey when he talked in New York Wednesday with Ei - v senhower But though relatively unknown to the general public Humphrey is not new to public service In 1948 he' was in Germany as chairman of the Industrial Advisory Committee of the Economic Cooperation Administration There he worked closely with then ECA head Paul Hoffman an enthusiastic backer of Gen Eisenhower for the presidency Humphrey also served as chairman of the Business Advisory Council of the Department of ago Commerce and trustee of the Meany Real Leader Committee for Economic DevelopThe AFL claims a membership ment of eight million the CIO six million If the prospect of unity is to be enhanced it will depenc a good deal on whom these two 19 big labor groups choose as their next presidents Green - had been ailing for months and much of his work passed into the hands of George — The State Fish BOISE Meany 58 - year - old secretary-treasure- r and Game(UP) Department announced since 1940 Meany in 19 persons have lost that today effect has been running the AFL lives in hunting accidents with frequent contact with Green their year 14 of them by gunshot for a year or more It is this fact this wounds which makes Meany the most freIn only one other year on recquently mentioned prospect for ord 1948 were there more shootAFL president casualties department ing The AFL Executive Council is records showed The that 15 were soon meet to after expected that year 7 Green’s funeral next Monday The killed best year was 1950 when The council will likely designate died four by gunfire AFL serve the to until president Four hunters Jiave died this annual convention next year year of heart attacks and one CIO Decides Dec 1 from exposure Emmett physi A George Harrison cian Dr Don C McCowan stil president of the AFL’s Brotherhood of Railway Clerks is also was missing in the Round Valmentioned as a possible succes- ley area The department also has resor to Green However there was ceived some a other reports of 24 persons who possibility always were wounded AFL leader might be selected Allan S Haywood CIO executive vice president and Walter Reuther head of the CIO Auto Workers are generally conceded for the job to be which Murray’s successor probably will be named at the CIO annual convention in Atlantic City scheduled for this week but CEDAR CITY Utah (AP) — postponed upon Murray’s death Joe Hall son of Mr to Dec L and Mrs Arbon Hall was burnec seriously last night when his clothing saturated with distillate caught fire The boy had been carrying the fuel oil to keep fires burning at a project where his father and uncle were S C (AP) COLUMBIA Gov James F Byrttes of South working He slipped spilling the Carolina says he would “under fluid over his clothing Hall said he told his son to no circumstances accept any aphis clothes but that the federal the change govin pointment” boy told him he didn’t believe ernment Byrnes made the statement there was enough oil on his clothto be dangerous A few minyesterday in answer to reports ing he might get a Cabinet post un- utes later however the clothing burst into flames as the boy apder Republican President-elec- t proached a fire Dwight D Eisenhower Die in Idaho per-son- s Hunting Mishaps Brownell BehindScenes Man 'Til Now lo Fight Corruption vestigation and on “how to drive corruption from the government’1 Sen Herman Welker agreed and observed that “a lot of squalid characters around this town probably are packing their ment of corruption ' hags already” The limelight is something new His Look Deceive New York Brownell looks like anything for the but lawyer whom the President-elec- t tough guy but looks are named yesterday to be Attorney deceiving As one politican friend General Though Brownell has put it: been prominent in politics for “Herb may not carry an awfulyears as a lieutenant of Gov ly big club but he sure knows Thomas E Dewey he has chosen how to wield a sharp stiletto” to work the telephone in the Brownell’s first act as future At backroom of political headquar- tomey General was to hunt "up FBI Chief J Edgar Hoover in ters j But things will be different New York Brownell said Eisenafter Jan 20 Brownell’s seat at hower wants Hoover to stay on the cabinet table will be a hot one the job and Hoover is reported because Eisenhower pitched his willing and anxious to remain Brownell said he is looking forcampaign on an theme It will be up to Brownell ward to the closest with the FBI and the other Jaw to make it stick enforcement ' agencies of the Senators Expect a Lot Justice Department The ’new Attorney General Senators who are expected to an important Brownell this for confirm played quickly role as an Eisenhower cabinet rank expect a lot from him strategist at the Chicago nomSen Karl Mundt (RS D) one inating convention last July He of the Senate’s most persistent seldom showed up outside of a but he kep said Brownell’s hotel bedroom-officInvestigators close association with Dewey — the wires humming and whipped once a New York racket buster wavering delegations into line himself — should give the in- Later he was one of the major coming Attorney General “good- “think men” In Eisenhower’s Insight” on how to run an in- presidential campaign (UP) — a) CIO-AF- L Italy (UP)— Ten were known dead today in a series of avalanches landslides and floods following three days of steady rains in many parts of Italy Damage was estimated at five million dollars WASHINGTON (D-V- : Italian Slides Kill 10 ROME Humphrey announced he wiU resign his board chairmanships firm M A of the Hanna Co of Cleveland and the Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co world’s largest producer of bituminous coal and all other business connections Recommended Byrd? f Even though Humphrey said he supported Sen Taft until Eisen-lowe- r defeated him for the GOP nomination there were reports in Washington that Taft was not even consulted on this appointment Taft reportedly had recommended Sen Harry Byrd for the job Washington reporters said there was considerable evidence that Taft people did not regard Humphrey as a Taft backer this year Taft said he was “pleased that an Ohioan was selected” Ohio’s other Republican senator John ore-shippin- g ld 1 ’ them” WASHINGTON (AP)— The nation’s two big labor or Her-- f bert Brownell Jr who looks like a hawk and thinks with a steel trap mind has the job of carrying out Dwight D Eisenhower’s campaign promises to rid the govern- (R-Id- ld a) ' anti-corrupti- -- behind-the-scen- e es - lc front-runne- rs Cedar 'City Boy Is Badly Burned ld No Cabinet Job For Me—Byrnes - concrete-constructio- n mitted to Eisenhower at the latter’s request night and police said “numerous buildings were cracked” yThe Same rolling quake struck widely scattered portions of Cali1 fornia swaying San Francisco skypscrapers and jarring Los An' geles residents There were no reports of inthe juries or deaths causedof byextenno and reports quake sive damage in other California cities y Buildings “Cracked” A police officer here said “nu- merous buildings” were “cracked' Many windows were broken’ the officer said but I can’t give an estimate on damage done” He said there had been “no reports of injuries that I know the other hand two close On of Dewey have been ing four posts — Secretaries of Laassigned key jobs — John Foster bor Commerce and Agriculture Dulles as Secretary of State and andf Postmaster General — before Herbert Brownell Jr as Attor- he makes up his mind whether Eisney General A third who sided the agreement he had with with Dewey and Eisenhower enhower last September in their against Taft in the fight for the Morningside Heights conference nomination is being disregarded GOP pfesidential earlier in the year Gov Douglas At that time Taft issued a state' McKay of Oregon was named for ment in which Eisenhower con' no be curred saying there would Secretary of Interior Although Taft is maintaining discrimination against "no comment” attitude public- Vention Taft supporters in aply friends said he was irked by pointments in 'the new administhe attention paid to Dewey an tration Taft apparently missed on one intra-part- y political enemy who had a lot to do with the Ohio recommendation when Sen Harsenator’s defeat for the nomina- ry F Byrd Virginia Democrat said he didn’t want to be Secretion this year ' For that reason friends said tary of the Treasury ReportedTaft may seek the GOP floor ly Byrd had been Taft’s choice leadership where he would have for the job and was approached of” a personal hand daily on legis- by Eisenhower’s emissaries x One resident of San Luis Obislation instead of exerting the re- Not Taft Man? mote but powerful control he po said it was the “strangest Instead Eisenhower yesterday quake I’ve felt since 1932” has exercised in the role of chair“There was no 'shock just a man of the GOP policy commit- picked George E Humphrey incoal and steel iron Cleveland tee caressing roll” he said dustrialist for the job While Another step in the change-ove- r Rattles Windows ' ' in administrations was disclosed Humphrey described himself as plenty The temblor rattled windows last night in a White House an- a Taft supporter there ismen did furniture and dishes in' homes nouncement that Eisenhower has of evidence that Taft’s not so regard him in this year’s from the Los Angeles region to been given three volumes of information on major U S campaign despite his honorary the San Francisco Bay area Residents at San Mateo in chairmanship of a Taft ‘commitpolicy Northern California reported feelThe volumes were described as tee in 1948 The choice of BrownelL Dew- ing a “strong shock that lasted handbooks pre campaign manager in the over a minute” pared for the President’s use and ey’s The longest shock apparently revised as necessary The trans- 1944 and 1948 presidential races 100 fer of thi inf ormation a White as Attorney General was- not ex- was felt in Salinas about The miles south of San Francisco House spokesman said was part pected to please Taft Nor was it expected that the sheriff’s office said the temblor of President Truman’s plan to Ohio Senator would be enthus there lasted three minutes — — ahift administrations smoot iastic about the selection of Har “There was an initial jolt and The spokesman said one old E Stassen to head the Mutual then it just rocked for two and ume deals with problems i minutes” a Salinas poAgency — not a Cabinet one-haing to individual countries and Security a key job all the same liceman said1 but 1 post geographical areas along with Taft was irked forced Stassen that in $an Fran--cisc- o swayed Buildings force there in policy currently noticeinto him was primary presidential It simparticularly contain Another was said to contests where the former Minne- able In top floors but persona ilar data about problems like level said they felt rt-import control manpower sota governor was soundly beaten at the street v nothing and petroleum supplies The third Telephones Warren was described as dealing with another Republican not in high-levgovernment organiza- theStill Taft camp Gov Earl Wartion and precautions against subCalifornia of ren figured in the version or sabotage Eisenhower apabout As President Eisenhower would speculation pointments the with deal to have directly Eisenhower telephoned War- 22-IncSenate floor leader on legislah ren yesterday and while Warren tion If Taft wants that job three diswhat to declined they say Republicans said he can get it cussed there was talk the govwith little more than a token ernor KNOXVILLE Tenn (AP) — 7 be in line for the first may of shifting air masses fight vacancy on the U S Supreme A quirk to 22 inches of snow up dumped asked hasn’t Watkins Agrees “California Court mountain areas of on anything” in the new admin? yesterday Sens Langer (R-D) and for States — Tennessee Southern four said Warren said they would istration Watkins Carolina North Virginia and KenOf the four Cabinet jobs yet DETROIT (UP) — C E Wil- be for Taft if he wants the lead- to be filled Taft’s friends think tucky —V paralyzing communica(R-Eisenhower’s ership post Sen Hendrickson son President-elec- t one of their number probably will tions and transportation for many lined who against up hours J) Defense of choice for Secretary only one if that— Secretary aspirants two years get inno Despite rapid melting caused was Commerce There temprepared today to accompany his ago said he too has no doubt of who was suggested by by relatively high ground storm the Ohioan can have just about dication new boss on his trip to Korea the unexpected peratures that Senator for job he wants in the GOP the OhioThomas The General Motors president any job command E Coleman of left a large area ofa Hendrickson beyond Senate like polar outrevealed his plans yesterday bu: wouldn’t say how he voted how-eV- Wisconsin his convention man- Dixie looking measured snow blanket The ager who apparently turned it post had no further statement about here 10 inches today early Asked if he believes Taft was down plans for the trip or bis new job Paul G Hoffman former Mar- Heaviest on Record interested in the floor shall and seriously “I’m just a and Plan administrator Langer commented: It was by far the heaviest fall busiSeattle Williams I can’t talk about the home runs leadership Walter cer“I believe he is and he recorded here and possibly ever I’m going to hit until after I’ve tainly can get it if he wants it” nessman were regarded as top the heaviest ever recorded this prospects Neither is particularly far outh But the resulting snarl Watkins agreed with this hit them” Wilson said to Taft friendly been In normal community living did A news blackout has Has ’Slow Burn’ Persists Talk Southerner not approach the intensity of the ' President-elect’s clamped on the was described by friends Taft three-da- y ice storm which struck Eisenthat Reports persisted trip and no reports will be made as in something of a “slow burn” hower and other Southern Tennessee name to still would like until he returns’ to the United about the Cabinet appointments a Southerner states early in 1951 But Cabinet his to awaiting action on the remain few of them seemed in line to States This city of 125000 had a total estimated officially at 28 fall Labor of for Secretary qualify inches period a during the General or for Postmaster post The precipitation in that GOP National Chairman Ar- yesterday water measured 232 thur Sunimerfield might have if terms of V inches he wanted it The head and shoulders of a The Agriculture Secretaryship was the object of much specula- Canadian cold front crowded into tion with John A Hannah pres- New Mexico and Texas while its demands for with collide — WASHINGTON (UP) Haroldmay ident of Michigan State College tdl still whipped across Colorado ' E Stassen faces five major prob- higher protective tariffs that and John H Davis executive sec- and W’yoming 7 lems as America’s new foreign aid would actually cut foreign trade retary of the National Council of Freezing Temperatures director Mutual Security experts with the United States Farm being pushed and temperatures 4 In his new job Stassen will by the farm organizations for the Freezing said today Battle snow icy of highways the brought light One top official of the Mutual be administrator flow of jobEisenhower also of across Colorado and Wyoming Security Administration said Stas: Act which restricts thematerials more 1 sen will “find himself squarely strategic products and naming a woman to his Cabinet and in Denver resulted An nations to the And U precedent is followed so than 60 minor auto collisions in in the middle of some real do- from mestic and foreign fights in all Communist bloc 'Many nations far as callers at his New York less than four hours The Weather Bureau reported these and even other problems” had signed contracts with Red headquarters are concerned Mrs heaviest snowfall was Colorado’s became act Houston of the before nations thankOveta Culp Hobby “It’s going to be a tough three inches at Akron less job all the way around” he law and deiieveries are ready to Tex is in line for a top job The' storm closed Mrs Hobby said only that she go Unless an exemption is made said Amerito all Independence Pass between that law invited the outlined had the general aid requires experts Foreign and Aspen for the 7 Leadville are if off the be f cut can aid Texas in goods tion the most vital problems facing winter a of kind Eisenhower took Stassen whoch delivered the 5 The bulky Mutual Security w hirlwind vacation last night His President-elec- t Eisenhower named Administration is slated for a re- train from New York rolled into yesterday to succeed Averell Washington about organization to put defense eco1 All signs point toward a hos- nomic Point Four and other aid dusk and he and Mrs Eisen4 tile congressional attitude toward projects under tighter administra hower both in formal dress were Dr Brady West the of such of reunion to a whisked 3 The control tive history Church News any heavy outlays next year for 1915 of class proPoint is adminthat schemes delay aid The they 9 8 outgoing foreign Comics Reporters were barred from the istration is drafting a 57500000-OO- grams and frequently end up with 4 5 Dr Crane Army-Nav- y the at of the on top private gathering aid request that is sure to be yet another agency 4 Club m downtown Wash Beulah France old ones attacked as far too high room of 4 the ! meeting Stassen one time governor ington Leaving Drew Pearson 2 U S Allies are suffering 10 new economic crises brought on Minnesota and now president of with cheers from his classmates Obituaries of Pennsylvania ringing in his ears Eisenhower Radio-TS by the free world’s expanded re- the University Programs armament effort If aid is cut got a swift Invitation from Ham-ma- n told a reporter the evening had 7 67 counSports to drop by soon and get ac- been “wonderful wonderful” substantially 5 The Eisenhowers visited Mrs Theaters tries are sure to cut back their quainted with some of his new Stassen G Gordon Moore sister of the 20 and 50 Years Ago 4 already uncertain defense goals duties and problems 3 Any Republican emphasis on agreed but no date was set Har President elect’s wife before 6 AI Warden substitute rtman promised his “full and com- boarding their train for r the" re"trade not aid” as 10 Vital Statistics " t turn trip for heavy foreign aid spending plete cooperation pre-con- V -- top-secr- et lf expo- el South Gets SnojW Wilson Going to Korea With Ike N (R-Uta- h) N Taft-for-lead- er er bush-leagu- er Stassen F aces Five Big Problems In Foreign Aid 24-ho- ( has-talk- ed aid-receivi- va ld Har-rima- INDEX n: rain-drench- ed O - k aid-receivi- t |