Show RteMS Zile Salt liakcl tittne First Lady Backs Yalta Vote Plan 5 Flood Perils House Group General 1945 Major Tuesday Morning April Unknown to Her Until Now Dies in Action WASHINGTON April Roosevelt had reference to Maps Cheek U S Loaning Agencies Watch Mississippi Pres Roosevelt not tell the the agreement whereby the United NEW ORLEANS April States back Russia's request April secret first about the set about lady army engineers for three votes the Maurice assembly Maj of Meat Marts West's Farm Price Hike earnest with plans to agreement at Yalta But Mrs the proposed an drive into the 3 -- -- 2 The U S in open WASHLNGTON the advance of spearheading United States troops in Germany" 2 (P)— Monday Morganza floodway on the Mississippi river north of Baton Rouge to divert additional water to the gulf and ease the flood strain on the seriously menaced lower valley levees where breaks might cause great damage Col George IT Hudson district engineer announced that water now in sight indicated use of the floodway within the next two weeks This move it was explained would tend to control the river at Baton Rouge where the swollen stream is expected to rise nearly lo feet above flood stage on April 18 and 19 When all preparations are completed the fuse plug levee in a strip on the Mississippi will be blown and water diverted from Morganza to Klotz Springs La and down the Atchafalaya basin to the Gulf of Mexico The engineers have been holding the river level to around 19 feet two feet above flood stage April 2 WI— WASHINGTON April 2 (211-steady rise during the war years Chaiman Anderson (D) New Mounting prices for western and a marked gain in the last Mexico announced Monday that farms are being watched by The figures include imyear loaning agencies provements the house food study committee government W Duggan governor of ellifornia's index figure is vi:i go to New York and Boston theIvyfarm credit administration higher than any other state but in investigate charges that "WM" told the house appropriations the Ational average 144 also is exceeded by Washington state et the rneat there Ls sold in the committee recently farmers generally are paying off their loans- with 120 Arizona with 127 New black market and have accumulated $7700Mexico with 117 and Idaho with exThe committee he said 000000 in cash bank deposits 120 23 to be in Boston and pects April government bonds Duggan observed that while western 5 states sales are taking place at the and in New York April Among the California farm prices are listed present prices the federal agenIt will be in Chicago April 7 des are loaning only on normal by the agency at 168 (using the and in Cleveland April 18 1912-1- 4 values price as 100) The 1920 for California was one He told the committee that Charges have come from vari- figure lower-167 western farmers are taking adous sources" Anderson told newspoint on The states three Pacific the the vantage of loan facilities of corpapermen "that 90''- of the meat Coast averaged 150 compared credit agricultural regional tarl:ed in New York and Boston vith 156 for the peak year 1920 porations As a national policy Duggan is in the black market That's The eight mountain states were a pretty severe indictment of seven points over the base year said the farm credit agencies comparcd to 151 in are trying to encourage the American business- - It is an as averages 1920 farmers to pay off their loans toniatling charge Montana Colorado and Neduring the present period of vada indexed at 80 93 and 87 Will Check Charges good markets and prices—"to are still below the base year get them in as liquid or as fluid 'I'm inclined to believe it's an figures but in each of those a financial conditionl! as exaggeration but we're going to like the others there has been a ) see what there Is to It" 7110"11P-"""v""'"Tbe committee at an executive session decided on the swing gm0 Into the interior and northeast ' to track the food problems to their sources f In Chicago Anderson said a with the preponderance of testiBy Harry J Brown ' special study will be made of mony It had taken: il cattle feeder problems with' ape-c- Tribune Washington Bureau deThe state and the president ::1 WASHINGTON April 2—The emphasis in Cleveland on in preparing what is consumer problems In addition president and the state depart- partment now the Doughton bill gave first ii to the black market question a ment may run into trouble when consideration to their program of of fish will be made study supplies to apply pressure on making the United States more ''1 begin they at Boston popular throughout the world As :i1 Prior to the trip the corn- congress to force passage of the a step in that direction they derr:ttee expects to confer with Doughton bill which would permit veloped the idea that if our marPred M Vinson nominated Mon- the president to exit most tariff kets are made more readily acTunis slacks and to succeed James F Byrnes rates to 25 of the rates fixed cessible to other—nations those day blouse y lit3 war mobilization director act It in the nations will become more also will study the army's meat The Doughton bill in addition to toward the 'United States friendly and by requirements extending the life of the 1934 re- reason of selling more to us will ciprocal trade act proposes to en- buy more of our goods in return Ask Subsidy Increase powers of the president Meanwhile a cattle and beef largethe so that he can make a further Industry committee recommended reduction in any tariff that has to the congressional group that already been reduced by any regovernment subsidies on choice ciprocal trade agreement and that i (Continued Prom Pare One) grades of beef be increased to includes the tariff on every im::i withand essential encourage larger production commodity portant out causing higher consumer When it somes to tariff there ing general of the Twelth air are a good many protectionists on force Jan 22 1944 prices He holds the distinguished servThe senate's food committee the Democratic side of senate and ice medal the Legion of Merit win resume its public hearings house That was true as long ago is a Knight of the British and y bill as when the Tuesday Sen Wherry (R) Nebraska was passed for some of the high- Empire Gen wife Mrs La Von ':1 urged Monday that the senate in- est tariffs on livestock and wool Bennion Cannon's Cannon and their three vest!gators look into the question were written into that bill at the daughters Joan Marian and Marof how much food Is in "dead insistence of staunch protection-Democraof Texas garet live at 86 D at Jack Garner storm" ConTom vice Brig Gen Dean was named comand later senate the he said president Addressing he had received letters from busi- nally of the same state now chair- manding general of the 44th indivision in Germany Feb nessmen in the food trade re- man of the senate foreign rela- fantry 14 1945 A son of Dr and Mrs committee tions adwar food porting that the C W Dean Berkeley Cal he ministration has thousands of Tariff Seldom Discussed received his commission in 1923 tons of canned goods and other Since the beginning of the first and was stationed at Fort Dougfoods in warehouses administration congress las until 1926 when he was orRoosevelt was he said Informed Wherry never considered a tariff bill dered to Panama where he was has much of food this been has that In this "dead storage" for months other than the reciprocal trade stationed from 1926 to 1929 Gen Dean returned to Fort and that large quantities have act which shifted the power to make tariffs from congress to the Douglas where he was stationed trolled president and the state depart- from 1929 to 1931 and served a ment That is why the tariff has tour of duty in Hawaii from 1936 t''4 so seldom been discussed in con- to 1938 He was recently awarded gress during the past 12 years the distinguished service cross for In every campaign Democrats heroic leadership in Europe 4 however His wife Mrs Margaret Dern have taken occasion to ' y condemn the tariff Dean and their two children June but never have they undertaken 16 and Bill 14 live at 355 D at to repeal that law and substitute one of their own making The Smoot is son ofBrigham reciprocal trade act makes fur- K Capt J Smoot general superther tariff legislation unnecessary intendent offormer Utah-Idah- o Sugar Co and particularly would that be so and a Sen of the nephew n if congress should pass the Dough-to- Reed Smoot He was bornlate in Provo bill as is graduate tif West high This Doughton bill taking the and is ina Salt Lake City name of the chairman of the ways school been on active duty with and means committee is really theHe has since vAt e his graduation from navy a state department bill It was 1923 in naval Annapolis academy written in the department with Capt Smoot's navy career has the concurrence of the president been active and diversified Foland Mr Doughton was asked to his graduation from the lowing chairhe is it because sponsor he served out his 105 man of the committee which must naval academy A "ensignship" on a destroyer based consider and report it at Cal San Later assigned Diego While congress several times has extended the life ot the re- to New LondonwasConn submarine he chief engineer ciprocal trade act it has never training done so with much enthusiasm and second in command on the The experience of too many sen- submarine Norwahl for four years IT ators and congressmen who took Becomes Full Lieutenant an interest in some of the recipI It was while he was serving on rocal trade treaties heretofore nethe to not arouse battleship as such was Maryland operating gotiated Long Beach Cal and any enthusiasm in their hearts between Bremerton was Wash he promotover the way the state department proceeds when it is getting ed to full lieutenant Just prior to the present war he a trade treaty ready for presi left shore duty on the Hawaiian dential signature islands to deliver destroyers to the Hearings Meet Law British and was a skipper on a ffr Because the law requires it the destroyer at Iceland when the 1 Japs attacked Pearl Harbor department always holds blb i ' He took his ship to the south hearings open to American pro- Pacific in February 1942 and as well as ducers and importers 6 i to members of senate and house participated in battles of Coral sea But these hearings have invariab- Wake and Midway i Capt Smoot's devotion to duty ly been a sham: they have merely afforded witnesses to have their received high recognition in naval 4 say and then the state depart- circles during a Japanese attack ment in the utmost secrecy has in the Pacific five hours after he proceeded to write up the treaties had undergone an abdominal operINC or trade agreements as it wanted ation at sea 0 144 them to be and not in harmony Stays on Bridge Being notified of the attack Capt Smoot insisted upon occupying his position as skip'per on the bridge and safely guided the destroyer through the battle Following the attack he was flown to hospitals in Fiji Samoa and Honolulu finally reaching San Diego naval hospital where he remained for five months After teaching navy students In that city for almost a year at his request he was assigned to sea duty in the Pacific in March 1944 His wife Sarah Ridgeley Smoot and daughter Sally Doone 16 live the face powder used In In Coronado Cal His son Pvt N Roland is Jr serving with Gen Success the Patton's army in Germany His parents both native Utahns now are living in Pasadena Cal -- 24-2- 18-1- Roosevelt said Monday that was all right with her and she thinks It should be all right with the rest of the country also "You have to trust people a little bit and not immediately decide they are trying to tool you" she told her lleWS conference "I don't think everything can be told to everybody right away But it doesn't mean it is being kept from you for a curious and six-mi- of tion Itself provided it Florida Woman Marks 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