Show 00"r11! 4( Rao p i a ti A YACIP11114:' a THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Saturday August 16:-195- i FROM'COAST TO COAST 4 VP72n1 - - IS TLTI laumatumr—orihrilitvextei-k-- gentle Percheron named Company Nation-wid-e strike Clayton proved Friday that the term "One horsepower" is a mis- - completed by nomer in winning out over a machine In a test of strength 1 The makers pf the Tuffy tracmachine chaltor an lenged Clayton an I800-poundraft horse for a lumber concern ' to the test I A votes will be m of Coast Set' t ! t - gl' head of the world's greatest nation his slightest utterances were weighed arounditillobe He was undisputed chief of the Demo eratie- - party— Politicians trem-- dtb4d 'at inS'eohmuind his blessinfor dates pleade'cl t-Today our President cannot eVen schedule a speech without ' clearing it with Adial 11 - - - r k - - tie 1 ) f - t I torwhich-eall- s- vtoolz-th-er for repest---- - - of said only it was ruler to keep a the labor law Aaked tractor ln a city garage than In conflict with was sue a big harms the governor's statements that I Gu Supply Wasted he favored amendments and re McKITTRICK CAL Aug 15 visions of the law Goldberg said the governor had indicated "he tite—riEzeougph ogil:lutrileystoaocoity0 stood with the platform dec lara- Frifeet daily—spewed skyward tion" day for the third successive day Another labor visitor Joseph it s to p irom an o il he" ni the building The well near here erupted trades of the Ameri department ata when droungtr can Federation of Labor said a seepage test had reaffirmed to the All drilling activity In the field him governor that he is for repeal of the was 'hut down and the Santa labor act and for Margarita - McKittrick highway the substitution- - of a law "sat's- area closed on each sidlot the factory to both labor and lila egement" ' Talkt-Brok- n Off Support llareeerved CHICAGO Aug 15 (INS) The governor will make a swing Negotiations between the Interational Harvester Co and the through California early in Sep Independent Farm Equipment tember probably after opening Union in behalf of 30000 workers his campaign in Detroit en Labor Harvester plants were- - Dityand wiWxoback again in broken off Friday The union fin- - October John Anson Ford Cali font national tommitteeman rnediately ordered strike stotes Gerald Fielde director of the reported harvester conference board said Ford who was chairman of the the union walked out of a meet- - California delegation committed to Sen Estes Kefauver of Tennesing at the Morrison Hotel in Chi- - see at the Democratic national cago because of the "arrogant convention said Kefauver back- ers are prepared to give Gov Ste- I venson unreserved support after 1st a natural period of adjustment" to the defeat of Kelauver weew '1ment Political Pet Truman addresses CI 0him "" Ike jt : I berals to Name Stevenson as Standard Bearer D"16PmentiGrer bower headquarters Friday was to hammer at the theme that Gov Stevenson is the "captive" candidate of the Truman administration and that the President blundered in holding a cabinet luncheon for the Illinois governor Eisenhowerli campaign aids believe they cameout ahead to continue 7 illurray Attacks Past Stand of Ike on Social Security a --t 0 tarinestion uov Steve et ion by— turning' tublie---reson's position on the question of — LB A 13 NEW YORK Aug down what they regarded as an farm price support was forthcom- spokesman for the Liberal Party ing after his conference by the President to afterthought with of New York held Friday night Allan B VintonKline hi sort of luncheon same the give la to nominate is the group ready Gov Adial Stevenson as its prest President of the American Farm for Gen- Eisenhower Bureau Federation and Charles dentist candidate Sen Nixon said that the Wash B Shumarts a federation vice pre& Ington Stevenson' campaign performance might pcop ident of and President the said quarter— la nois be labeled "operation con-erly Agricultural Aut mornt earlier that the Democratic The first tour California fusion" will that It demonstrated and inee will speak to the Liberals be in the nature of a whistle stop ibillsmitaentliarml-ntimmtiKeAdaterconAulL23 iat The Liberal Party spokesmanyulnlitriocitutrorirsairreiri: often makes categorical state-- i cisto about the second week in would said this appearance berg September Ford told newsmen ments for political purposes but be an acceptance speech The party headed by Adolf A It will wind southward 400 miles has to retract them when the Bede Jr assistant secretary of to Los Angeles through the cen- - facts become known -- -- - In l'fIT kylticial milts ITV nnhn I ation they did in- 1948 when 87 per cent of the nation's newspapers opposed them critic erbQ as liberal and platform as any party as forward-looking- " has adopted Referring to Gov Adlai Stevenson of Illinois he said "We have an honorable and a progressive man" '' ever New York Times Service stale under President Franklin ler Of San Joaquin Valley scene Refers to Conference of one of the WASHINGTON country's biggest D Roosevelt operates only In Aug 15—StEarlier the CIO leaders apilis reference was to Mr Truwestern Irrigation projects New York state A Mitchell chair-- proved unanimously their execuephen acting statement man's conference press It Sometimes bolds a balance California 'with 31 electoral that Gen Eisenhower man of the Democratic national tive board's indorsement of the of power in close elections tor votes helped President Harry S Thursday ticket had been advised in advance of committee said Friday that a Truman to victory in 1948 New York's 47 electoral votes: Eisenhower Quotes the meeting with Gov Stevenson series of television debates bethat he (Eisenhower) would re- tween Stevenson and Murray quoted excerpts from ceive regular secret reports on Gen D Eisenhower pre- statements by Eisenhower in Dwight the world situation from the de- sents "a very interesting idea" 1948 1949 and 1950 They repre' fense agencies He told a news conference that sented the general N Gen Omar he mili he—will—broach--the—LSubordination t ion—to ' I - 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E00F1 e1"41 ' Eisenhower fend none MIS PAI'I1 T structions and that Gen Eisen-Ihewhad not been given notice in advance of the plan to give him the same reports given Cir ' Stevenson ' Eisenhower Callers Gen Eisenhower's callers Friday included Laurence F Lee of Jacksonville Fla president of the United States Chamber of Commerce and Powell C Groner Of Kansas City Mo regional vice president for the Chamber Lee said that on behalf of the Gem CAll us SIIMGLE lu" -4 iItJ the Joint chiefs of staff Chamber he was calling upon both presidential eandidates to urge upon them the Chamber's program for reducing expenditures and taxes— Ile said the Chamber is not asking for immediate reeftionby the candi- dates to Its program and that -1 -- 10 wsuAlini --- SLEEPING BAGS FISHING EQUIPMENT HUNTING at SCOUTING SUPPLIES - - man of later said he had not carried out promptly President Truman's in- 11 Fri - ' CF CLEAtilaD CN RIVIAT 11 therefore of- oft ue-a- Stevenson the Democratic candidate for President during conferences this week end at Springfield Ill Sen Blair Moody (D Mich) recently suggested a series of joint platform appearknees by the Democratic and Republican presidential candidates such as the ISM debates between Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A Douglas In their contest for senator from Illinois Asked If the idea seems good Mitchell paid he thought "free and open debite by qualified leaders Is a very good thing" he observed that Jesse Fell a of Stevenson had been instrumental in erring debates int the Lincoln-DouglaA reporter wanted to know specifically whether be favors a Stevenson-Eisenhowdebate "I don't like to speak out on that until I am sure what the governor thinks" be replied Gov AS great-grandfath- s ISTEAK DINNER FALLS VICTIM OF CHEF CONGRESS steak dinner WASHINGTON Aug 13 whkh officers and civilians may buy at many military messes apparently iA on the way out The Defense Department a spokesman said Friaay Is Making a survey of food costs preparatory to ordering price boosts sufficient to cover costs and operating expenses Enlisted "men's messes are not involved—only w hat the serviees call "open" or "generar messes Congress in appropriating money for the Defense Department this year provided that charges at such imesses should high enough to tovet all costs—Th Secretary ofDelensemay make exceptions in unusual circumstances Officers now receive $47811 a month for subsistence out ot which they are expected to pay for their meals The Pentagon said that in the Washington area the average -- cost of feeding officers and civilians has been running between $120 and $193 a day breakThe meals served in this area range from fasts including ham and eggs through pork chop suppers to this described as a typical dinner at the Anacostta Naval Receiving Station: t Grilled steak and gravy baked potatoes kale with bacon Corn on the cob salad cake ice 'cream- - hot rolls and butter milk or iced teL The cost: 53 cents i 53-ce-nt -be GAS SNIFTER g- 15 Army sniffer it :If p ' i P p ll - n is 1 p Magnolia State Demo Unit Refuses 'Tie' want was a an flounced Friday In the past the Army trained troops to recognize various kinds 71(1 hli Free Delivery Meats dc Groceries TOP Buys Today's lost The delegation was summoned here Friday by Gov Hugh White chairman to write its report to the full state convention When the delegates were named June 26 the convention recessed 'to await their report before taking "appropriate action" It had been assumed here that the convention would follow the advice of White and Sen John Stennis and indorse the Steven- ticket in the pa- Quality A garlic-eatin- phosgene attack might come while the troops were marching through a geranium bed or across a field of newmown hay Another problem arose when ti of S a V t ) ( g- lb 99c in hantriovs - -- 11 1- p t -- 4t 7 - FILLET SOLE 55c :: MUSSEIMAN'S APPLE SAUCE No 303 911 LIBBY'S to 15C 46 NUNT'S - MADONNA'S RIPE OLIVES No: 111:Lj I C:R14r4eoit-g- T ' SWEET CORN 1 RTIP GRAPES EIBERTA SLICING PEACHES 1 MOVING JUICE TOMATO SEEDLESS IIVSifl 21221c Na PORK AND BEANS PIERCE'S a II ' 49c GROCERIIIES ap41 COMFORT 74 STEWING CHICKENS $ - Ne'- FS L013 LAIM vhdwa s k developed To offset these shortcomings the Army developed two chemi cal detector units The smaller unit weighing company-siz- e about five pounds contains five tubes liquids which reveal the presence of different types of gas Larger units about the size of a suitcase will be supplied above company tevel:'-"'- ' lb lb vi Wok loin& iq '04 were TURKEYS 'y LEGS LAMB GeorgiaandSouth 4 g 63c 85c 59c lb (Choice) -- never very prominent Carolina Democrats soldier for instance was rend- - ":: ered practically useless against mustard gas And there was al- - '' ' way a chance that a Lewisite or - POT ROAST -- by In Town i1EiTS n work party ' -f- were all—the—Carhizard-thi-Democrgi- big-cit- y poison gases by their smell Mustard gas smells like garlic - and Lewisite like phosgene -reasons tternset But or--1 variety-- of of this ut least nominee for whom Mr Truman would hardly have nominated cast his vote at the Chicago me Nor had I felt that it consticonvention tuted any hazard Which is not to JACKSON MISS Aug 15 (UP) There will however be no say that my misfortune is any the to the campaign train for Mr Truman easier to bear or that I —Mississippi's delegation approve Democratic national conveation The President will deliver a hand- - of divorce Indeed I think one of Indus the healthiest things that could refused Friday to bind itself to ful of orations in the party ticket as state Demo- trial areas Stevenson not Tru- - happen to America would be a erats prepared for-- a showdown man will decide where and when—sharp decline in the appalling di-- Except for that the chief execu- - vorce rate" convention Monday' In a stormy session Friday afternoon with Gov Hugh White several highranking party lead812 EAST ers indicated that a move will be PHONE made at the reconvened eonventSECOND 1 km—to-- nominate —two—aeoarate At SOUTH1 slates of electors One would be 6 pledged to Gov AdIal Stevenson move (UP) a and replaced it with chemical oy 30-ce- 35-ce- hathee ' ' The Lower Blow' But in the blow lower the opintary to civil power would best be NEW YORK Aug 15 preserved if soldiers do not seek ion of Mr Truman and his palace guard was Democratic nominee AdIal Stevenson of Illinois In a high political office — security is all Americans Stevenson's flat rejection of the 1 ett er to L op k m agazme caRs bis want they can find adequate President's whistle-stocampaign divorce a "misfortune" but says shelter and food "in prison" In plans I be does not beitid think' it' Will be a goo' learned on the It of bai secu"illusion pursuing rity" Americans seek "caviar and authority that Mr Truman confil hazard to his election as pfesichampagne" when they should be dently presented Stevenson at dent content with "hot dogs and beer" their famed Tuesday huddle with the divorce had been con-- I too often con- a completely-drawn-u3 American travel itin- sider the ultimate in bliss "a erary and passenger list for his sidered "any great political haz-mule's sort of heaven" with good own campaign train ard: the Democratic party would food and shelter and a minimum Stevenson—to the shock of the hardly have nominated me" the of work and no worries White House -- firmly turned governor wrote The CIO delegates laughed as thumbs-dowStevenson and his wife the It was like taking Murry read the excerpts The candy from a baby Mr Truman former Ellen Borden were di labor chief paused to say that he loves those folksy vorced three years ago after 20 mot too well ac ! addresses realizes Ike - — years of marriage His letter a response to a Look quainted with domestic or civil UV Hint Occur Didn't matters since his life hag been article entitled "can a divorced Since early last spring he has man dedicated to the services of his be elected president?" was t been his beamingly telling press made public by the country as a soldier" magazine that he would make day cam- an extended whistle-stoDated Aug 8 the letter read: paign for the Democratic nomi "Thank you for the copy of whoever he be nee might r your and the article It naturally did not occur ta which magazine I have read with much in the cocky little man from Mis- - terest I assume that if disouri that a Democrat might not vorce had been any great my politic hint- -- Former Gov Fielding Wright nose as In gi on Adlai Belittles Divorce Item "must" party leader Wallace W Wright and House speaker Walter Sillers said they would favor such a Now Obsolete WASHINGTON Auhas discarded -soldier's The a device a and the other unpledged Soldier's Nose 0 is boss ofweconinsdeni under- - fight iRseatodydilleliEvexrplotdhee Llabor Dax address in Milwaukee But they were angrier still White House intimates eonfid when Stevenson reportedly re- that the President who has notoriously low boiling point i quested the President to submit about ready to explode To date the advance draft of his speech to only his fanatic loyalty to the ISpringfield Even Mr Truman's Democratic Party has sealed his 'subject matter was subject to censorship! lips t Two body blows to the scrappy t The scuttlebutt is that Spark- in the space of three man like Truman will find him: days has sent his presidential self without a campaign train s Stevenson will be the only —AP Wirephoto prestige reeling to a new low for the donkey One blow—and a bitter one—I whistle-atoppe- r Albs S Maywood CI 0 executive vice president Roger was- - the- - curt of —his' party this year rear White House press aid D J McDonald C I 0 treas luncheon bid by G 0 P nominee 7 Eisenhower The man whom Mr NO HAZARD Truman once offered to help make President of the United I States In happier days a presi- ' dential invitation was considered WASHINGTON NEW YORK Aug 15 (UP)- -Aug 15 (INS) Nostradamus the 16th century —CIO President Philip Murray French seer predicted the vie declared Friday that befbre beEisenhower — coming — the GOP- -- presidential tory of Dwight In the November presidential candidate Gen Dwight D Eisenelections According to an Inter-- hower 'poke scornfully of Ampretation by the author of the erican aspirations for security latest book on Nostradamus and higher living standards Murray told a mass meeting prophecies of 350 local CIO leaders from has C who Roberts Henry the spent 40 years interpreting all over the nation that "no Nostradama poems said the average citizen could find canseer wrote that the man of comfort or solace in the steel who will come to be the didacy of Gen Eisenhower" lie said "His past statements ruler of Europe' will be de Witted by the man 6t iron who on social security and reform will be chosen leader of the indicate a state of mind that runs to the expressed purpose great western power" Roberts counter over the vointed- - out 'that the 'name of of theAinerican people Stalin means steel in Russian last 20 years" Cites Press 'Opposition' and the name Eisenhower is derived from German - words After hearing Murray the CIO representatives Journeyed to the meaning iron carrier White house where President Harry S Truman told them the Democrats flee -the same situis 1641 I) Continued from Page One ary in the hope that he could accept the A F The strategy around Eisen--1 a - - 4tatomoutotthdmotk Tubby PREDICTED IKE VICTORY To galled Murray ANCIENT SEER Prepares Wednesday Talk in Boise -- Action Committee In White 0 Chief nil on porch (11t): C I limo root garden Behind Taft-liartle- 77 y- t th - this - nee'--The- Await! IS!11int powder-puf- f from' Springfield " The le ss - erudite 1hat sntY asse caTheir resentment against the man whom m- r Truman helped to nominate is deep and burning d Taft-Hartle- - mur wrathfully has become a "captive" of the Illinois governor In their anger the White House intimates have coined a bitter phrase for the Democratic nomi and-ean- d tort-he-ratt- wraps is I - - 'tontimiétt 5000-poun- tive of these United States will be kept carefully under campaign IdeWn4t SHHallUTStiAmUatlirsePreFt—ell-11111no- - 11rSteyellgur-- - InThursday's addressat the State Fair: Adlat gaily off charges that he is a ing and it isn't from the seasonal laughed candidate" Of President '"captive heat Truman' Last month he was the most The Whits House doein't think powerful man On earth As the it's so funny Truman they sntip 4 - shis le ' load of lumber weighing 500 --poundsIrons Clayton was able to pull a 11000pound load - - without any Stevenson Is linteremed In a tie cent workable labor relUlons seeming strain ' load statute" Dividing Tully's haul Into Clayton's Ile f elt that the governor wkould give' the horse the rate of 10-stand ' "flatly' On thei party laorsepower - sAv lit'TH MONTGOMERY New York News Service- t Whistle lour 141wArl JOIN Yia‘ f'VrIT'MOTVZ By 'llorepower Theory d ersa Av 1 AMightyrefth-eyorti-Siit:s- d l'iiin'ail7Lósilig:G!'Oilii4 Jai e s crtearin wit - t 71NMIALZ11:1134441AWEP3 z )r-- i 2 ' 5 for lbs for 2 lbs STORACI e "Moro 7:6:1 i Is No SubstItute for Quality" 19C 29C 25c v |