Show - 440“'"- -' 0 ""-- 4 - - ' -- V' - - - - to l It t - June THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Saturday 1952 7 7 we'll te- forced to buy theta but I hope the ladies won't until - LEONARD LYONS The Timid Soul ' Toronto Rink Sees Opera Grunt Groan Boys Too NEW YORK week the Met June x ‘e—:"' il 421' ' r - 1-- N if 1 t t t r CANVAS' time" Fine of Pennsylvania Is being urged by Mr Grundy the political boss to give full support to the Taft campaign instead of wavering over Eisenhower Grundy said that their party "had been sold a bill of goods twice—once with Willkie and again with Dewey" on the promises of support from liberal and independent groups "Then they voted for the Democrat any "This time way" said Grundy let's not compromise" Gov TARPS - IRRIGATION DAMS —Lowest Prices— BUCK'S WAR SURPLUS STORES HIGHWAY el Al SUNSET 3100 WASHINGTON OGDEN South State St Preston Idaho Sunset Store OPOn Eveninos and Sunday 1 rqo f Nj:3:::iI'ii1 qt44&lo 6 1 Will BEAUTIFY REAL CLAY TILE 4 44 vp pwpgemoKmNINIKIIptAt ACIP901971tWart7tAtMmivrom-eqwwwwqr- ' - i : '' l' !' 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SCREEN ' 7' 1rt11 s ONLY FIREPLACE t ''''''' ' ' ' ::: :: ' 7 '' ::: I-- Fard13:s K r: i 1 - )A p- "neo-isola- Home Show Special THIS-WEE- - wAsIIINGTON D C June 6 by the Kremlin imperialists it —Two parallel movements which has been the American political leaders who appealed to Europe may be described as tionism" can be for assistance Speeches by responsible AmerdetectedAn 410er '''''--icans that the security of this America and country depended to &every large Europe these c 01 on the support of western extent days 4 11f t ' A The American t Europe have had a greater im: n e o - isolation- pact on the minds of Europeans ism is caused by the people of this country than 4 the lack of tan- - ri:fik where they are discounted as evidence gible The man in political talky-tal- k that the people street to be the continues Brown in W e 3 tern Mr and is convinced that Europe are actually willing to he can lick anybody if attacked conmeet the present east-weLeaders Shy Europe It is due to the flict head-oThe western European leaders frustrations felt by so many are actually shy of us Even the Americans over the prolonged heads of their governments conand costly war in Korea where sider American diplomacy as immature we are suffering daily losses The policy of appeasement without a foreseeable end It is due to the growing feeling that toward the 13 S S It which started we might have fought it out as far back as 1943 convinced with the Reds in that theater of many of our present allies that we were handling foreign affairs operations at a time when we on an emotional instead of a realchance to had better than a 50-5- 0 istic basis The European leadobtain a decisive victory The American feeling is due to ers are past masters in power the procrastinating policies of politics and were astounded that our western European allies to the American government which do more in a practical manner alone made victory against the for the collective security of the axis possible understood so little free nations to which they have the meaning of that policy which all agreed to devote themselves has prevailed in Europe for It is due to the wwing evidence centuries When the American governthat we have neglected our prinunder the blows of Moscow Jnent cipal defensive arm the Ameri- switched from its appeasement can Air Force which so many to one of containment of policy believe can alone protect people this country from a direct Soviet communism the peoples in western Europe were unconvinced onslaught that we' would be able to handle Isolationists Want Action the new situation diplomatically The American They consider our policy now as is bellicose it wants action if "hysterical" and Socialist leaders necessary but hates the present are worried that we may lead continuation of financial exhaus- them into a war for which the tion with no end in sight free world is unprepared For the time being this sentiEurope In Between ment is still being described by Men like Aneurin Bevan and political partisans as equivalent to high treason defeatism and his friends of the continent conceived the idea that western many other World War Il shibboleths - all ending in "ism" In Europe could become the honest fact the neoisolationist John Q broker between two forces which rushing toward a head-oCitizen does no appear to want were Tgliey feel caught between to shrink back into the shell of clash forces and believe that the these our national boundaries and let' the rest of the free world go to course which is best for their to He desires to see more peoples avoid being sucked in blazes Western Europe which has active and realistic cooperation to from the nations which are tied been able rebuild her economy to us by a number of solemn thanks to the assistance of the United Stales would hate to seel agreements He wants tangible it smashed in a conflict proof of cooperation from Europe which as far again as it is directly conand not Speeches cerned could be avoided easily Appeal to Europe by political compromise Isolationism is an entirely new The neutralism in most of the e ! p h e n o m n o n in NATO countries is no more Europe and has taken roots re- - indorsed by the governments in cently under the name of "ne- power today than utralism" In two world wars the is embraced by our own governEur o p tan nations fighting ment But it is probable that against the German imperialism the longer the cold war in Europe of the Kaiser and the totalitaricontinues and the longer the anism of Hitler begged for Amer- present conflict in Korea lasts ica's support which was granted without hope of a real settleIn due course Since the out- ment the more both moves are break of the cold war instigated likely to grow Ok pC‘ n — -- ileacf 4 i ': Oro Cost with any tile or marble order of $250 or more at no 1 Sour Stomach) newly-commissione- d CONSTANTINE BROWN IISTIMATIS ANYPLACEIN INSTALLED - - tngover 1 (Sus Houriburn 1 -' 0 fl 'de-!spu- BE psti t'":md ‘ ACT LATE TOO 7'i ' - LOTS LEFT TOAORROvd June'6 —The 783 members of the U S Naval Academy Class of 1932 CIIICAGO June 6 (UP)—Pota- - prices zoomed from $608 per were graduated Friday in exer- to prices spurted sharply in many 100 pounds to $830 cises held at historic Dahlgren !cities Friday as the government "My hubby is Irish and he loves Hall he's not going to Adm William M Fechteler I lifted ceilings but the supply 41:4 potatoes—but see any at these prices" she said chief of naval operations- also Increased at wholesale The experts figured that Mrs livered the graduation address markets and experts predicted Fallon and about 3000000 other and administered the oath WIInices would begin dropping women were going to have the office to the again next week !final word on the matter naval officers at the close of the Some market analysts even I At 31inntapolis and St Paul — exercises said they expect prices to fall potatoes bounced from Poe for 10 Fechteler in a short address below the old ceiling levels which !pounds to $156 but a wholesale told the members of the aeaci'-- were lifted by the Office of Price buyer said "a lot of spuds should emy's 112th graduating class that !Stabilization he coming up from Texas and the most important ingredient of "The American housewife is !Alabama In a few days and I success in the armed forces was the greatest price control agent there'll be plenty by Tuesday "the concept of service a deep in the world" one chain store Retailers there said the supply and selfless devotion to your buyer said "She wpn't let the began increasing immediately in country" the twin cities Housewife price of spuds rise too high" James R Thomas One of the most pointed corn- - ance was so strong that they ' Upper Darby Pa graduated as rmentaries on the situation was didn't expect them to begin snap °honor man" of the class with delivered by Mrs Michael B rat- - ping them up however an academic rating of 901611on of Detroit where wholesale One big retailer said "I suppose a ' How to Avoid 0 - i Dealers In the West The Largest OF TOWN ORDERS QUICKLY TILLED OUT -- -- Wholesale or !stall WORK ) - t4'-'-!' I ') 4 e De arms war-ridden- 1 TILE FIREPLACES BATH ROOMS TILE ' 1 ' i prices tome down" Spud Prices Zoom higher Market Supply Inercases SAPOLIS 1NAPFIC i-l- TK ' ?' t 1 tcomiAvc CEILINGS BLOWN OFT! Get n 4?':'ANioii74 I :: e': '! IF'4 1 ' ''' f i 7' ' ' r4 ''' 1 4 fr::? : ' : '::4 : :: - - :: — '1-- '' ' '' c 1 e Ito AND INPECT (sokasT k REAL tSIATE DEvttophviiy ON SWAmPMORE coo4r4 I - Nos I 1 r d : TENTS w— STOP! ) 4 ' i y '''' ! Htt41k24-4- Just Try anti Stop 40-- - ki -- ti! A RELIEF! WAS AFFkAiD I MIGHT' 0 LLAATwING ECEN wficw! ! 30-- - hawk-visage- t 1-'1? t5404':'rrlit-- 8 — Last I'm seeing 'Aida' there" Bing Opera Co per- - replied: "So? Which is the formed at the Maple Leaf Car- - diculous?" dens in Toronto The ice hockey Rent Gold Curtain rink ' seats 12000 and is the Met rented a gold curtain largest auditorium in which a IThe for $5000 to use on the stage set Iet troupe ever played Rudolph !up at the hockey rink It wasn't Bing manager of the Met large enough however to cover lunched with H M Kimber edi- the entire backstage After Jan of the Toronto Globe and !Peerce tor concluded his performMail who said: 'I'M going from ance in "La Boheme" he crossed the sublime to the ridiculous the Last week I saw a wrestling !roomopen corridor to his dressing lie noticed that many of match at the auditorium tonight the customers who were driftipg out still were weeping over the !Itlimi death scene "Don't look !so sad" Peerce told them "WS " !only a story A man phoned George S Kat& Me !man at his Bucks County home and said he was returning Raul By Bennett Cell !manis call "I didn't call you" said the playwright Dennis Morgan sends along Common Name? the story of the "I had a message that JkTr became who old lady annoyed Kaufman had called and' wanted by the antics of an amorous me to call him back" said the couple seated in front of her at man "I didn't call" said Kauf a movie Tapping the youth on '' the shouldetsite' asked angry ma is —"You know Kaufmann iT commow pame - In fact INIust -- you behave in this- - out- quite is 'Kaufman' in Chinese" 'lee' in manner Have public? rageous When E Roland Harriman was you no place of your own 'here under consideration for his post you can go?" The young man as headY of the American Red answered soulfully "Oh ma ame President Truman dis If you only could help me per- - Cross cussed it with Averell Harriman suade her!" !Roland is Averell's brother A Milwaukee pedestrian ig- '"I think I also should tell you" nored a red light and miracu said Averell after listing all his jously emerged safely after wrig- brother's fine qualifications gling through the heavy mid- "he's one of those damn Repub afternoon traffic The cop on the beat shook his head and said Still Young at 90 "Howdy Mr Jaywalker" "HowProf John Dewey who died dy Officer" answered the pedes- ' at the age of 92 often would imtrian automatically then did t press upon his colleagues the fast double take "What did you fact that file was still a young call me?" he basked "Mr Jay- man At his 90th birthday party The one of Prof Dewey's young colwalker" - said the cop pedestrian ambled off with t leagues said: "I hope that I shall puzzled frown muttering to him be present at the celebration of self "Wonder who he's got mo your 100th birthday" Dewey mixed up with?" man and re- appraised the young plied: "Why not? 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