Salt Lake Tribune | 1948-11-05 | Page 1

r 1 t i 'i RADIO NEWS WEATHER 11:45 9:30 pan City— 9:251 pm (Mwiiy Through — rridir) warmer Details on Page 29 f Iitermountaln 7:30 am Station SAIL jV ! U N Assembly Votes U § Plan A-Gont- - 'VlictorioTULs ‘ rol I Adopts Proposal 40-- 6 After Russ Attacks Truman in Harangue ‘ I ! Triimak V FW 1948 Version i t j PARIS Nov 4 (UP) —The world assembly of the United opes to Broaden Health Nations Thursday night adopted the United States 'plan jfor control of atomic energy by a vote of 40 to 6 over the angry 9 objection 'of Russia Soviet delegate Andrei Y Vishinsky made a personal attack against the Wan j The assembly of 58 nations approved the American plan marking the climax of 2 y2 years of debate after voting down for control 40 to 6 Russia’s counter-pla- n Because of Russia’ opposition the plan is merely a gesture and cannot be enforced But i i gives virtual world endorsement to the American plan which Bernard Baruch offered in 19461 Vishinsky sweepingly rejected the American plan and said of Labor Farm Programs J s: ?' -- J Am AGE TOLL the president: i "Mr Truman said in Milwaukee that the United States must continue the development of atomic weapons until the correct form is! assured IVs ' 3 "of international control 'American Control Ran "This means no more or less than the adoption of the Ameri X can control plan which must be - ' controlled by the government of the United States of America "Until this is carried out we By UNITED PRESS lave no choice but to continue U S air force fibers atomic of weapEighteen the development ons If this Is his attitude how were killed in the crash of their can you approach the problem of 9 in the Azores Wednesday take such an If X you prohibition? and fear was felt Thursday ' attitude you are in a vicious circle night 38 for the lives of an estimated contradiction” of persona who were aboard Russia’s plan called for destruc- other '? - ' three planes reported missing and tion of atomic bombs and at the believed down somewhere in the a same time! the setting up of north Pacific system' of atomic energy? control One man was missing and anstill to be worked out other waa injured critically in the Thus the United States would crash of the 9 have been ordered to destroy its which was returningSuperfortress to MacDill bombs without any guarantee Air Forqe Base Fla its home field that - Russia would not Use the after three and & half months duty opportunity’ to continue develop- in England ment of atomic weapons herself Navy Plane Missing V4 w Power of Inspection y Two navy planes a four-engiBasic principles of the Ameri- navy FB4Y-- 2 Privateer and a navy can plan are: P2Y Neptune and a Pacific a Atomic energy control would Alaska Airlines DC-- 3 were report l be under international authority ed missing in the north Pacific! 2 This authority would Qwn Fifteen persons were said to! be and operate all the world’s atomic i board the airlines plane which and was overdue at Annette island energy facilities from uranium finish- hear Ketchikan on a flight from 1 s thorium mines to nuclear ' f tcarries Sitka The plane normally ing3 plants''! The authority would have at crew of two The Civil Aeronautics adminispower to send inspectors into any tration said the plane had only for the world to search part of violators -enough fuel to last until 2 pm possible A coast i 4 In case of violationsj no na- - PST (3 pm MST) not use its UJ Nveto guard search aplane from Seattle Pres! could tion Louis crowd a at St S tells Truman "Dewey Defeats greeting him a copy of the Chicago Tribune with the headline Harry and a 7 from Elemendorf field to keep the security council from near Sfc Louis postmaster holds Is Fi as he aloft left Bernard! one Truman” books” At for rckmann the is "That jubilantly to were Thursday ' j dispatched Anchorage the offenders j Airline of11 punishing t 5 A nation’s share in atomic search for the DC-- 3 ficials identified facili-the f pilot as Edi mines and plants and other DISCOUNTED ADVICE ties would be determined by ward Kinnear In Western Alaska quotas to be negotiated in advance and specified in the control treaty The Privateer was lost! in navy bombs 6 Production of atomic Bristol bay area in western would be stopped and stockpiles the The navy said it carried would be destroyed after certain Alaska crew of 12 The Nepa normal still stages of the control plan tune planed a long range patrol to be worked-- out 'had been put bomberv which said had the navy WASHINGTON Nov 4 ID— to had and into operation proved "between seven and nine crew WASHINGTON Nov 4 (UP) — y - ’ be effective control of congress rf members” aboard had not been ALBANY N Y Nov 4 CD-S- ome between trips but the decision! The Rep J Parnell Thomas (R N J) Democrats the in Tuesday’s close to was given heard from since 7 am stick pretty of Gov Thomas E Dewey’s always' stood on his constitutional rights to am MST) the the raised elections original possibility pattern' him from th$ The Privateer had taken ff Thursday and refused to testify top advisers urged Once Dewey even ' admonis tied Thursday of a renewal in the house kind to the start wage slugging Wednesday morning from Kodiak before a federal grand jury inDemoparty workers never to reply “ini of the Republican-souther- n on a navigational flight to vestigating charges that he padded of campaign that helped elect kind” to what he called the “v coalition crat St Paul island in the Bering sea Pres Harry S Truman and abuse” of the Depio-crat- s It was this coalition that ruled It was last heard from at 5 pm his congressional payroll ’"no a be would matter the what it pro roost in the house during the They thought the Wednesday The Neptune was takThe outgoing chairman of the grave mistake to do anything else vocation” latter days of Franklin D Roosea in air ing part n joint activities comBut they were A’ by Four days later he came aa velt’s administration and the early simulated "enemy” attack house who had insisted earlier a majority of the "Dewey team” close to Jetting fly ‘himself as he part of Pres Harry S Truman’s on Puget sound It was attached mittee " on a to testify appeared Including the defeated Republican ever did during the campaigii ehance staregime despite numerical Demoto Whidby island naval air lOS ANGELES Nov 4 D— tion candidate himself who favored a HC accused the Truman ad- - cratic superiority at before the the near grand Seattle jury Scores of homes In Topanga canAnd it was on the rocks of its scheduled hour of 10 &m but left "high level” campaign based on ministration of "mud slinging' He to Families theme a ocean America” "unite Returning i less five in minutes that many of the than Pacific at the said had "failed it opposition fniserably” yon fronting None of the minority group is home and abroad was "openly legislative proposals Thirteen of the 18 airmen killed west of Los Angeles were reported Counsel of Advice out9 the idea of American were lost Some of these same prowhen the at saying now that the stunning crashed in the smearing” by a Azores destroyed Thursday night jout can be Collaid come election of the almost certainly will be His attorney William "H were returning to tHeir of unity and had "scattered reckless posals brush fire that swept down abuse along the entire rightjof submitted by Pres Truman to wives and families at MacDill field lins said he persuaded Thomas not entirely to that decision the Santa Monica mountains But they all believe it was a wayj from coast to coast” the new congress when it convenes plane had stopped to refuel to testify because it would serve Hundreds of residents left the The in factor no useful1 In took off in Azores and the It January big purpose” Dewey eariy Thursday bight area some of them burned out and darkness and rain from Thomas has clashed frequently to were aids still Legenn figtire WhatJ trying Thinks Democratic Control advancthe before Dewey others fleeing out just what happened air base faltered and crashed into with witnesses before his commitf elections gave the ing flames Tuesday's does And conwhat tee who refused to testify on the sea 500 yards from shore Dewey One idea they mulled over yas Democrats control of the senate Shortly before midnight a drop He says: Tam- - stitutional grounds B Anderson of vote not did the reach that Henry Sgt popular & 54 to 42 count and established Jnt the wind slowed the flames construcby clean a "We was known S the survivor 150000000 U Alex assistant waged the mark which b&4 only Campbell in the house by & margin about half a mile away from the Ea an Azores hospital in critiba! attorney general announced mean- tive campaign and I have no beenj forecast generally They rea them close to X00 seats With 5 conof settlement of' Femwood which condition soned that possibly there was so while that the government had regrets whatsoever” still undecided the actual had been ordered evacuated A second 9 which with the finished presenting case and That does not necessarily mean much confidence among Republi tests its house lineup for the 81st congress earlier first craft was a member of the it is now up to the grand jury to he would not go about it differ- can voters that many did not is 262 Democrats 172 Republi-c- a J was bomb 307th over forced to do had group if he it decide whether an indictment will again bother to go to the polls Fear New Outbreak and one American Laborite down by engine trouble in Ber- be returned No decision was ex- ently What was behind his decision But in the 78th and 79th conCounty fire department officials muda early Thursday but without pected before Monday on such things as concentrate to said however that the wind damage or casualties gress the Democrats were almost the dignity of man” and the Kick in as Back at that sunrise freshens strongly entrenched in the house Charge usually glorious future of America” while and area and they kept a large crew 9 actually had a bigger margin talkwas ‘ Democratic two his weeks The opponent grand jury began senate than they will have in the on1 the fireline to guard against a Blast Town Damages ago an investigation of charges ing about the Republican "glutnext new outbreak4 year ST CHARLES Va Nov A ID that Thomas put certain indi- tons of privilege” and the "idiot” Whether the coalition will be reEstimates' toof200destruction — A TNT explosion — termed viduals on pay rolls of his 80th congress ? was a in the 81st congress will newed homes or St Charles Police Chief Bill congressional theoffice decision ranged upwards It but required Essentially on the nature of the Demomore but county fire wardens dis- - Fritts the aftermath of an elec- them to "kick back” all depend The ST LOUIS Nov 4 D— or part of bom of complete confidence that crats’ program counted that figure They said tion celebration — has caused sev- their salaries to him According election could be taken nation's bookmakers look qn thier best information indicated eral thousand dollars damagel to to the charges these persons did Dewey’s Pres Harry S Truman’s victory Civil Rights Issue for granted one of the greatat as that not more than 50 or 60 homes more than 20 buildings in this city no work the polls j the If president calls again for Unreserved Confidence "had been destroyed with many est betting upsets in history civil rights legislation to prevent comknown betting others damaged The reasoning was that Dewey racial discriminaton— and he is ex‘CRUSADE IN EUROPj? — missioner said Thursday not to this time did have to do so — southern Demoslug 3000 Arms pected Sweeps has been a great loss crats who bolted the not hard least at j’There very party during ' Capt Pete 8utton of the Malibu It was a strategy deliberately by) almost the presidential campaign almost presidential on bets the estimated 100 sheriffs 1944 of cepted copied from the campaign certainly will try to get help from homes were destroyed in the the late Pres Franklin D Roose- race at the prevailing long odds the Republican minority comsaid James J Carroll the veltSylvia park area and half as many As major sponsors of the more in the Topanga Oaks tract Then Mr Roosevelt’s tactics missioner labor law the Republicans 1‘T’here was a lot of Truma were largely to ignore Dewey his further down the canyon Deputy are expected to resist efforts to was The 1 there fact an-money very 1 Sheriff Hiram Martin said They could use some First of 30 installments of outstanding personalities of the opponent such a large volume of Trum&h repeal itfrom on other 50 or 60 were reported this started southern Democrats Dewey D campaign as war Winston Churchill support Eisenhower’s such Dwight highly money indicated a lot of people burned in Mineral Springs ! law is part of the the Eu- the late Pres Franklin D Roose- that tack and throughout he never believed the book acclaimed jof in "Crusade Repeal polls were haythe home In the rope” will appear on page One velt and others mentioned Mr Truman by name— wire” on which the president Many of’ year-rounplatform d residences of Sunday's big Salt Lake Tribune reelected canyon are 'Labeled i'the outstanding story never even used the words "DemoCarroll quoted odds of 8 to 1 was ’ Of the 261 Democrats now cerof a half a dozen rooms or more As a public service and be- of World War H yet written-- by cratic candidate” or “my oppoon Truman In other words he in the house next year O M Thurston assistant chief cause it Is such a great story jthe critics "Crusade In Europe” has nent” Truman bettors eight dol- tain to be 100 cornel from southern The polls aa the campaign went paid of the Los Angeles county fire succeeding installments almost 'will ap- been named the December Book-of-t- h for dollar lars they put states ’ If half of them join a on convinced Dewey that his up Localevery th department estimated that about pear daily in both The Tribune knd bookmakers said odds- coalition with Republicans they 300 acres were burned over in the Salt Lake Telegram X To be published Nov 23' retail- strategy was righ as as against Trujwould have the upper hand The story is filled with at 35 per copy a great saving But Mr Truman kept flailing manhigh were offered! sweep of the fire from liear wood- ing Whether the Republicans would land hills near the head of the information a b o u t is Offered Tribune and Telegram away with colorful headline Carroll’s big lossTwe 1° Int be and new where willing to go along is another colorful a started want who War World dividuals it readers speeches II fighting phrases 'who wageredria canyon early campaigns welcome 1 atwere of f war that and expert picture of the Gov Thomas E Dewey wo£rll thing While they would on drawing plenty Thursday afternoon Europe some the help of southerners was written by Gen Eisen- through the eyes of its most under- tention ncft receive 200 electoral votes It Topanga canyon highway favor of them many There were many conferences 1 15 and odds to of proposals from the San Fernando val-Jo- hower himself giving s glofful standing participant Watch for getting civil rights bills the Roosevelt highway picture of his relations witj? other thi first installment Sunday in about that on the Dewey train and more 18 Fliers Die In Azores 3 Planes Lost -- WASHINGTON! Nov Victorious Harry S Truman marches in triumph bac to Washington Friday to toss a New Deal program at the next congress And returns still straggling in from Tuesday’s amkring election made it clearer than ever that the national legislature convening in January will have a new Democratic look From that congress he can expect more sympathy and respect for himself and his proposals than he ever got frojn theOth ' Republican congress he pounded all over the country While the president traveled back from the campaign wars the usually national capital hung out the flags and hoisted the welcome banners for a jiew political champion 1948-mod- el ' i 4 vijraipsm ut: ho-hu- m VICTORY MARCH Huge Crowds Hail Train Of President B-2- ! i t- B-2- N r- ne - i -- ! - j I i ‘Miracle Man’ Boasts ‘One for the Book’ i iv B-1- V j Thomas Balks j Testifying On 'Kick Back’ ’ President May Lofty Dewey Campaign Face South GOP Coalition Held Factor in Defeat top-heav- Hundreds Flee Brush Fire In iJ Region ’ 10-ho- ur ‘ -- force-navy-ar- over-ridde- Roose-velt-Trum- an B-2- - ‘ ! j B-2- 1 j - Truman Triumph Hit Bookies Wh ere It Hurt t - j ’VI ’ I J j sub-stati- Eisenhower's Great Story Due in Sunaay Tribune J on j ' I ’ on "behind-the-scene- j ’ ! in - l r Clear and somewhat s” - Taft-Hartl- ey By JOHN L CUTTER ROUTE v WITH PRES Nov 4 (UP)— The TRUMAN voters who kept Harry S Truman ln the White House turned out by EN ' the thousands Thursday night to cheer the president on his triumphant return to Washington But the president was humble In his victory He said he would not "crow” over the election sweep and it was learned from friends that he was not interested in a third term At St Louis a big town in the president’s home state' a cheering crowd of 10000 jammed the Union station in an impromptu victory celebration ‘4 Bands were rounded up for gigantic parade when Mr Truman gets to at 11 am EST Friday Schools Get Holiday j School children and the tens of f thousands of government workers were told they could have tiroe off b to offer their acclaim to the! man ' who crossed up all the experts and ' whipped Republican handily Thomas E Dewey jAnd as he rode eastward by special train from his Independence Mo home Mr Truman brought no "malice” toward the man he heat or those whqT pre- dieted a Dewey victory r "The man who is defeated” he said "feels badly enough without 1 j being crowed over" That he said was what 'he would tell the Washington Post He got aj telegram from the paper inviting him to a turkey dinner at which pollsters political writers and radio commentators would ' munch "breast of tough old crow” j Keepl up Morale I $ j cam-After weeks of ” hundredsgruelling? of speeches paigning and thousands of miles of travel the chief executive still hadrft run down His momentum produced ! mora talks to crowds at railroad stations along his route He thanked the people who helped elect him b Now there was no need to slap at Dewey or take a punch at con- - J ) I I ’ Thousands Hall Chief Again at Vincennes Ind where the president’s train made a five minute service stop a crowd estimated at 10000 was on hand Mr Truman appeared on the " rear platform at Vincennes and gressu Yet there was no complete astold the cheering throng that surance he would have hisl way “when I get back to work I hope completely with the new congress you people won't be disappointed which 1 takes over Jam 3 with the results” Battered Republicans are Sore to He was in high spirits and put up almost a solid front against beaming Jovially but earlier as his program For the his train moved eastward from mostdomestic part the same G O I leaders his home at Independence Mo he will said he would not exult over his men be In control Aof party forces like Robert Taft of Ohio sweeping election victory He had been scheduled to meet and Kenneth WJierry of Nebraska in the senate Joseph W Martin of only about 1000 political leaders Massachusetts and ’Charles A and others at St Louis but when ' of Indiana in the house he saw the big crowd gathered at Halleck 4 t ordered he the station the gates Martin Vows Cooperation opened The crowd crushed around At his North Attleboro Mass his train home Martin said he personally Senses Responsibilities would be “glad to cooperate’ with He told the crowd at Vincennes Mr Truman "to solve our probthat "I’m not so elated over the lems and build a stronger and ' j election results as I am over- better America”5 He said the election outcome' whelmed with responsibilities” A Hoosier mail carrier Dave was a "sensational surprise” but ' Reeves stepped to the platform this is no hOux for either sulking ' which the president used to carry or reprisals” j But there could be trouble for his campaign fight across the country and handed Mr Truman the president from a congressional an old bank note on an Independ- combination of Republicans and southern Democrats An alliance ence Mo bank “I have just received an old of that kind scuttled many a White fashioned bank note” the presi- - House proposal In both the Roose- dent laughed holding up the bill velt and Truman administrations "and the man tells me if I ever Probably it wouldn’t hold toget broke to bring it to him and gether— on the hot civil fights issues £hose measures proposed he’ll redeem it” Friends aboard - the train said to curb racial segregation lynch-In- g and poll taxes Republicans they thought it would be toout of seek generally have been pretty Imuch character for Mr Truman j a third term although he would for them ir be exempt from the antithird term But those were the issues that constitutional amendment brought jon a sputhem rebellion All along his route the presi- split the Democratic party and dent seemed filled with a deep swung 38 electoral votes of South See Rage 2 Column 4 See Page 2 Column 1 -- ’ i S ‘ ‘ ’ - i ” -- ‘ ‘ Half Million Ready to 'Cheer President on Homecoming a - t WASHINGTON Nov 4 (UP)— be met there by city officials and leaders The "Avenue of Presidents” was district Democratic the welcoming Heading decked with flags Thursday and will be district commissioner group John a triumphal arch of Russell Young "mayor" of Washwas erected to’give Pres Harry S ington and a lifelong Republican to be in Truman a victoria homecoming who said hetowas “happya welcome the arrange group when he arrives Friday home for our leading citizen” Not since Gen Dwight D EisenBrief "welcome home” speeches hower came home from Europe will be made at Columbus Circle station after Germany’s surrender in 1945 Just outside the Union man who has Washington planned such a plaza' Mr Truman the said all along he was coming back celebration More than half a million persons probably will say a few words as — government employes school did his predecessor the late Pres children ehopkeepers and men in Franklin D Roosevelt when4 he uniform— were to line the parade came back after hi successful route over which the president fourth term bid the station From be would presidendefeated the they thought drives to the White House to take tial motorcade will travel west on four-yeDelaware ave to Constitution ave lease up a new ave— --the d policemen and fire- thence up Pennsylvania men will line the route and some "Auenue of Presidents” — to 15th to the half a dozen bands will play as st and around the corner ’ ' House Harry comes rolling home when White The White House staff jubilant The ceremonies will begin Mr Tguman his wife and his over their chiefs success will be lawn to greet him when he daughter Margaret roll into Union orvthe rs the gates station at 11 am EST They will fire-ladde- rs ar Blue-coate- q l J