Show - 2 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Monday U S Service Belies Soviet Libel Vandenberg Says -'' '' ' k't : - A NEW YORK Oct 10 (UP)— 2 Appeasement of aggressors Sen Arthur IL Vandenberg (R only Multiplies the hazards from we seek to escape Zilch) said Sunday night that which 3 Never voluntarily exchange America's service to the world the council chamber for the battlef as field an last to except Soviet shame slanders that unescapable puts resort Our goal is imperialism 4 Always scrupulouslyespect Vandenberg spoke at the seventh the rights of others with the same anniversary dinner of Freedom fair consideration which we deHouse where he received the an- mand for our own 5 Say what we mean and mean nual freedom award" for service what we say to a free 'world "Your citation speaks of 'serv- ernVandenberg Warned that westcivilization cannot be left to ice to a free world' " Vandenberg said "America has rendered— and survive on any isloated island He continues to render—that service said today's world demands interin prodigal degree Its like is not national cooperation and collective to be found in history We are security for peace doing it in a spirit which puts to shame the miserable slanders that selfish imperialism is our aim Our chief foreign critics upon that score would do well to cOnsult a mirror That's where they will see imperialism on the march The humanities not the conquest are SIOUX CITY' Ia Oct 110 our goal If stabilities and honorable peace shall fail it will not be Gov Earl Warren G O P vice for want of our devoted trying" presidential candidate followed his Vandenberg who as chairman of Sabbath routine of atthe senate foreign relations com- customarychurch and resting here mittee 'guided the European Recov- tending ery program inta:being said the Sunday aim of E R P is to return Europe to Sunday night his special train rolled westward on the last leg the Europeans g "Our aim is not to of a campaign which contain Russia" he declared "Our has taken him into some 100 cities 7 purpose is not to Americanize since Sept 15 His only stop Monday is 10 am Europe Our objective is to return Europe to the Europeans—and at Cheyenne Wyo en route to take them off the dole When this Casper for a night address He is Is done our objective is to retire due in Casper at 5:15 prn (MST) from a Europe which has restabil- Remaining major stops are Butte bed itself" Mont and Tacoma Spokane Vandenberg warned that each Wash Eugene Ore and finally step in the formation of U S Sacramento The govenor Fielding Har less (D Ariz) and his foreign policy today is a "Calcuby Rep Richard Miss Meredith Howard flew into lated risk" and listed five axioms Mrs Warren andaccompanied their daughter on which our policies can be de- Virginia walked the eight blocks termined: : from their hotel to church SunEARLY TROUBLE 1 Peace without Justice is only day morning through bright fall an uneasy truce sunshine -- "'' - : 1 Reception Due trrunlAn At UMW Meet ' if - T 4i : - x 1 t! -t ' r 41- t ! CINCINNATI Oct 10 (UP)— Union officials Sunday night predicted the bulk of the 4:clelegates to the United Mine Wor convention will give Pres Harry S Truman "a cool reception" on his brief visit here Monday The convention due tO wind up Tuesday has voted oterwhelm- It ingly urging Truman's defeat has indirectly backed Got Thomas E Dewey Republican nominee for president Union president John L Lewis called Mr Truman an "enemy" of the union and "dangerous to the United States" He has refused to comment on the president's Cincinnati visit likeliAlthough there is little hood that Mr Truman and Lewis while they will come are in the same hotel there is a chance that the two men will be bidding for attention Of the 2900 the same hour delegates at about Mr Truman on his viray back to his train Monday morning is scheduled to pass the Music hall convention site of the miners within a few minutes of 14 starting time Some delegates believe there will be more miners outside the hall waiting to see the preMdent than inside obeying Lewis call to order These delegates hasten to add that those waiting for Mr Truman will be doing so "out of curiosity to see the president of the United States and not to cheer him as a candidate" Mr TruDuring his brief man will occupy a stayl suite immediately below Lewis'C suite And oppoAdams editor site that of K of the United Mine Workers journal He will go down Ito break fast on the fourth floor where the miners have convention registration headquarters and busi- - coast-to-coa- over-ridin- face-to-fa- st - ‘ - Girl to Wed Today Congressman Follies Tulsa Sunday for wedding but last minute ons 11111 SOO 1 (1) TULSA Okla Oct 10 (UP)— Wedding plans of Rep Richard Fielding Harless (D Ariz) and Miss Meredith Howard former Ziegfeld follies performer were postponed Sunday until Monday Maga" ONSEEN Oven Sinirner Speed Burners afternoon large The delay was caused when Mrs Florence Howard mother of the bride-to-b- e arrived late from Los Angeles early Sunday The wedding will be at the Boston 'Avenue Methodist church here at 2:30 pm Rev John W Webb associate pastor will perform the 's ceremony immediate the family and Only two or three friends will attend Mrs Hal Roach Los Angeles wife of the producer will be the matron of honor Two sisters of the bride will not be present Mary Howard is in New York and VirginiaHoward is in Mexico City 411112MaP InstoFlome 4 Broiling Oven ServHot EL' Grill ET SEVERAL MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM You'll like its Jewels of Cooking Performance CONVENIENT TERMS 0111LOEEM9 217 - - SOUTH- STATE PHONES OPSIL PRI7112 111f01- Good Equilotrawnt 414 BOWLING b 00 o's---0 a"N 0 ' ' ) -- I yellow ONLY 1) 104-04' green: white canary PRICED AT e ti 450 ' s A 6 49-741- 9" with FREE! 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He added they are both nee arrived inpresidential San Francisco Sunday night and in- - the next two Wallace launched his attack on Churchill in his speech here British prime The war-tim- e minister had made a speech Saturday in which he said America's atomic bombs stand between the western world and slavery and called for a showdown with Russia before the Russians get atomic bombs Wallace said Churchill though S 04 SH days will deliver a series of six campaign speeches in California He came here from Portland He will speak on foreign trade Monday before the Commonwealth club in San Francisco after which he will go to Stockton The senator will make a radio speech at 9:15 PDT from San Jose and then proceed to southern Cali fornia 101 1 have specialequipment loar'initialing) - Ball and Shoe Bags 1 5MYSI because it has a hardwax finish gPC3611-f-Or3ff- i Flo OROVVOM BROWN BLACK TAN I 7 OXBLOOD MEIENEMIll s iOil tI! Schaffner 1 & woolg's icsofsed ‘ SP°°d 0r2g 1114s et! 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V ks3 PAlr - rr Von eze35: Barkley Launches California Talks r: eilsEA' ROY BALL WILL INITIAL WE ' '- poration presidents bankers generals admirals and Churchill" "I believe" said Wallace "that we can no more afford to let blind present time" hatred of Russia Wallace flew here from Spokane unreasoning our foreign !policy than weshape can Wash to afford be let that policy shaped He paused in Great FallsMont the ideological affinity of and told a group of his Progressive by few scattered American Comnu- at the ' airport nista to Russia' party supporters been that the list week "has characterized by an extraordinary drive to Make the American people ready for war" mtvr-- ii YOUR (Vie- He called Mr Truman "a man with no knowledge of international affairs A man deferential to cor- : A SCHAFFNER doe' othfht $3465 Single Units Double Units $6930 " 1) :a (Lr 14"T4S &MARX vLr r ur )9y4d 235 IOUTH 5th EAST - DIAL 5-3- 469 - Trim) 1I r 208-21- 0 i Vk e WITH 1 ' MEN'S WOMEN'S AND CUM Steel arches anti heels prime trip sole leather - did" IT'S TIME TO SHINE 11 - DREN'S— Flays Truman "I saw Churchill by bluff and bluster take over our foreign policy in 2948" he said Wallace said that Pres Franklin D Roosevelt had never let himself be overawed by Churchill but "Truman 2 a Fa"? woight Minot lito Balls Bowling Shoes axis" Wallace added I 141: 82095 tAvoilable in oil 'Indium and heavy : ve Dewey deliberated throughout the day whether to say anything about the Truman maneuver tritium gakt Main—Dial 34511 BLACK MINERALITE- - AN OUTSTANDDTG VALVE! - hand-in-glo- "tragic" preserve theaupeace" This was Dewey had to say —on the record—about the explosive situation produced by ar Trliman's original idea to send Sethe chol4 of champions lection of colors and weights 1 - BUY NOW! 4 a "great battler" in wartime is "the most skillful and vicious scuttler Of the century of the common man in time of peace" "An imperialist he with Henry Luce of Time Life and - Fortune for a London4tome-Madrid-Wal1 Street ' While Dewey would not say so for quotation it was made known that he regarded Mr Trwpan's plan as a "desperate blunder" and of Berlin "The nations of the world can rest assured that the peoples of America are in fact united in their foreign policy and will firmly and unshakably uphold the United Nations and our friends of the free world in every step to build and Prad!tatAtirEl ' Ct - -- leased every morning Entered at the poet office at gait Lake City as second class matter under act of Marcn 11 1879 Subscription rates Utah Idaho Nevada and Wyoming daily and Sunday month $I 50: year in advariee S1S00: elsewhere in U S daily and Sunday month $175 The Tribune le a member of the ANDO Associated mated Press Press is 'rh entitled exclusively to the use for repub news local of the lication ail printed in thil newspaper as well all all A P news dispatches 4 th e ba 1:1 l°1111E0 SHIRTS ness offices 4 MINNEAPOLIS Oct 10 ("11- -Henry Wallace said Sunday-nigh- t Winston Churchill "by bluff and bluster" took over American foreign policy in 1946—and this policy now is based on "hatred of Rug' rIa" Wallace moving eastward from the Pacific coast in his flying cam' presidential votes deo paign for flounced ' Churchill and Harry S Truman—a "t I m I d uncertain man"—in a speech prepared for He said delivery Sunday night Pres Truman had let himself be "overawed" by the British lçader He also said America's policy makers if they go "unchecked" in their "insane course" Will soon have "a fully rearmed Germany" No Threat Now And he said "There is absolutely no threat to our security at the State Marshall s4S74 - : State George C Marshall But it was made known that Dewey regards the president's action as "a desperate blunder" with "tragic effects around the world" After talking Sunday with his chief advisor in Paris John Foster Dulles the GOP candidate decided that he had to get on record "The people of America wholeheartedly and yigorously support the labors of our bipartisan delegation at Paris" Dewey said "And specifically its insistence on a prompt lifting of the blockade Tbe143Salt South - Made of poplin raglan steeviii full cut blue girl V tiM--7-"e:---7- nnr-lo- tape upset plans ex-Folli- es - - I WER2 Miss Howard is Dewey Declares U S United Tardy Mother In Peace Through U N Continued from Page One Fred N Vinson to talk to Soviet Stalls Vows Stalin a plan Mr Truman's plan which was Marshall Josef 'chief was which in the wake of the after dropped abruptly Of Lawmaker changed executive talked with Secretary of stern objections by Secretary of CO' GILNER ELECTRIC be I I ce - Churchill Dominates Polièy Of U SWallace Asserts 11 - Warren Rolls For Casper BY BLUFF BLUSTER n (- ' '''f ':::-ii- 4 f --0 - 4m061011W -- iI::!:-f ' October-11!194- SOUTH MAIN ST IP --- |