Salt Lake Tribune | 1947-01-03 | Page 2

2 Salt Cake Tribune Thc 2 Un-America- ns " leit Vetses la Tews k 4 "©"Cj A m W J t Terms J FRESHMAN I JEWELER 317 S Mela St tempt by patriotlo Americans everywhere to purge the ranks of organizations and activities with which they are In contact from the presence and influence of agents of every type and description" The report toned down greatly a preliminary draft written by Ernie Adamaon who is bowing out as chief counsel Adamson'a draft had placed Communist or subversive brands on various unions government agencies individuals and organizations Omitted too was a statement in Adamson'a version that Communists hope to achieve control of the United States by means of a general strike through Communist-controlled unions which would "ultimately result in a revolution" lilts Communism Tli a committee-approve- d report —signed by all members—did not fail to take a few swings at Communism on its own "We have no desire to change the system of government now operating in Soviet' Russia inor to impose our American freedoms and our free enterprise system upon any other country "However we are equally firm in our determination to resist The attempts of those who would impose upon us a philosophy of government and economics as grossly to our concepts of constiforelg-tutional liberties as those a4vo-cate- d by Communists" Stassen Opens Office WASHINGTON Jan 2 CD— A converted three-rookitchen and bath unit on the ninth fWy of the downtown LaSalle apartment hotel Thursday became the Washington headquarters of Presidential Candidate Harold E Stassen m JATIOIJAL DOLLAR STOIi WASHINGTON Jan 2 (TV— A Hoosler acrappy little will do the quarterbacklng for the Republicans in the House of Representatives For 12 years Indiana's Rep Charles A Halleck chosen House Republican leader has been one of Congress' liveliest lambasters of the new deal A fiery advocate of "freedom of enterprise" he hammered at has constantly "regimentation and extravagance" in the Roosevelt and Truman administrations Halleck came to Washington In 1935 aa "the first man to beat the McNutt machine in Indiana" He waa the solitary Republican in Indiana's delegation of representatives Only 90 of the 425 members of the House were Republicans - Was No Picnic Halleck who operates two Indiana farms by remote control says: "Back in 1935 1 felt like a bantam rooster in a barn lot full of Clydesdales Dodging those flying Democratic hooves in those days waa no picnic" He waa a comparative unknown until 1940 when he made the speech nominating Wendell Wlllkla for president at the Republican national convention in Philadelphia In later years however Halleck differed from Wlllkle on foreign policy 'Vice Presidential Timber' Since coming to Congress he has been a tlreles campaigner for his party Some of Halleck's admirers are saying he is a good prospect for the vice presidential nomination — and possibly a dark horse presidential nomination — in 1948 Halleck enlisted in the infantry In the first world war and then went on to work his way through college and law school as a waiter and food manager for his fraternity house At the university he met Blanche A White of Indianapolis who now Is his wife They have twins Charles White and ld BUI m (HGI)(D)'n JLJ r Lj Patricia Continued from Page One i UfcJ LuLi 1 NEW CONGRESS uJ uul lack of attention to his committee duties" "It would have been better party to distribute the posts of policy Avail JaiJ sfkL jLJ lit §3 distinction more widely than haa been done" he said in a statement O Woo! Flannel Reed criticized an arrangement M to allow White to serve both as Heavy Twill pc the Senate Republican leader and O Rayon Crop chairman of the interstate comt merce committee Reed had been And many other- cotton prints and drapery materials in Your choice as marked f ' trying to win the committee chairlong lengths manship In his statement handed to re porters outside the Republican conference room Reed said that I COTTON PRINTS STRIPE CREPE White while serving as Republi can leader during the last session had attended only four of Fin the 67 sessions held by the inter Color Fast j Quality state commerce committee s Prints 5lteS vd Cotton Chairman Edward V Robertson (R Wyo) of theGOP commit New stock for this sale Seersucker crepe material in J tee on committees told brown and yellow stripe £J that in the conference Senreporters Many patterns fine quality Wayne cotton Morse (R Ore) had objected to HHj Shop now and save the action in placing Sen Jlenr" Cabot Lodge Jr (11 Mass) on the important foreign relation committee Robertson said the conference decided that Lodge who resigned 1: Regular 1 98 a Yard to enter the Army and was elected to the Senate again In November Reduced! Large selection of fine drapery deserved recognition for his war or upholstery material in remnants Very service He was the only new mem ber to obtain such an assignment special! Reduced to clear at this low price Mr Truman worked — tfi onMeanwhile the final stages of his "state of the union" message which he will present to congress next MonCOHDUROYS 100 Woo! Fabric fig day The president'! address li exto call for a bipartisan pected Rtgular Reduced on such vital matters as policy JB 1 yd yd 395yd antiatrike legislation taxes compulsory military training and reReduced our regular 395 a Fine quality cotton corduroy ciprocal trade in blue red and other shades yd ttock of woolen fabric A note of humor waa injected Reduced from higher priced 100 fine quality first grade into the final day'a activities before congress gets down to busiwool regular stock ness whenRep Bender (R O) passed out new brooms to his fellow OOP members To each broom waa attached a large card with the legend: "Here's youra Let's do the Job" 110 Seller 10 H©c 3 to 29 - sub- Bays w way riders la boundless but hs legally cannot part with a farthing of the) American loan to Britain to make their lot a happier one His sentiments were contained In a letter to Tom a New York subway rider after McConnon vainly sought a slice of the American loan for "these millions of dis-- : placed persons of greater New York" who ride the subways "It may not go down in history as the McConnon- Inverchapel correspondence' said McConnon a civil service employe In releasing copies of the letters Thursday "But if it docs the least bit toward cleaning up those subways it won't have been in vain" In a letter of Dec 15 McConnon pleaded with Inverchapel : "Out of the $4000000000 which this wealthiest country gave to your noble England loan to us New Yorkers of that amount — $50000000 — so that some merciful can be taken right now to procure a few trains lengthen steps a few station platforms install some sanitary toilets scatter some disease-repelleproperties In ' these torturesome' dunthe underworld" of geons Mc-Ccnn- on one-eightie- th nt 'STILLS' SEEM TO MOVE "trl-vlslo- so-call- ed n" : many-facetf- cd le (INS)— served with corpa during World War II was awarded' a scholarship to Lafayette college Thursday The scholarship was established by Mr and Mrs Robert John-stone of Downington Pa In memwho waa ory of their soldier-so- n killed by the Japs on Luzon Tr Ralph C Hutchison president of Lafayette said the scholarship was established at young Johnstone's expressed wish with hia $10000 government life insurance "to promote better rela- tions between the white and yellow conthis na- sider necessary to buttress tion's position as a world power and prepare It against future possibilities which imay develop either Inside the United Nations In connection with plans for International peace forces or outside the United Nations in connection with great power rivalries The arms standardization project waa explained on high authority to cover primarily the equipping of South American forces with American rather than European chiefly j British weapons which they now use races" : 9 realistic three dimensional aerial photography 1 n reconnaissance work Winnek waa engaged to pursue his research and build experi mental equipment which is nearing completion The Navy trivislon camera for studio photography uses a lens— which is four times the dis tance between the human eyes and therefore will record the substance of many binocular views 10-ln- ch - Army Pilot Wife Baby Die in Crash FRANKFURT Germany Jan (UP) — An American Army pilot his wife and daughter were killed Tuesday when a small Ualson-typ- e plane piloted by the officer crashed and burned hear Augsburg Army air force officials announced Wednesday The cause of the crash and authority for the flight were being investigated Officials said the plane had been obtained from an Infantry division for "local flight" the armed forces of both nations would become uniform In London a British government official confirmed that the United States and Britain have agreed to standardize "certain items of military equipment" As a step in that direction he aald the standardization of small arms to American patterns Is being discussed Rome of the proposals for standardization will require congressional approval It was pointed out here And Pres Harry S Truman Is expeted to urge again the necessary legislation Primary Purposes Primarily his military and diplomatic advisers want enactment of measures partially approved by Congress last session to (1) allow government disposal of arms to countries and Canada and (2) allow assignment of military misslona to foreign gov ernments Latin-Americ- Were! a hmadUnmrl Cudahy'a TANG is pure pork -- EXTRA LEAN! Plan a meal around it todayl Fry it broil it bake it or serve it cold After an -- !I"teiwajw stir- vine in V— AH "THE TASTE TELLS" 6 e ee 2 Li 3nn vHbu Rn 1 r fl fl La : ! til U am i aW- sr WIGHTdum to colds eased without dosing when you rub tllCKH V tnroat cnett ana back with time-test- ed rj H 111 3gc" DRAPERY - UPHOLSTERY J" Buy a Beautiful 1 e (CTPS)— inals apparently joined other Japanese in taking the customary five-da- y New Year's holiday police said Thursday In the entire city only five crimes two of them robberies were reported V! sB1aeavBBBVBBBMiasBHMaBa —U Regular 110 Yard Cljt for cur- Larre selection of plastic cloth tains in bath room for ahower curtains J etc Reduced to clear 5©£yd H 1 i a WOOL S69 " Rtgulcr 229V-40 wool and 60 fltgular yd 273 run Wide selection of rayon fabric Reduced from 229' A real special at this low p rice S95 (h yd M : part at Ui morning Entr4 Mcond-oikSail Ltk City S 1878 mitur undr tet of Uarsa SuDMHptlon hum: Ut&a Iduto and Wyoming dally and Sunday month year fn advance flSOO tlfiOt in U S dally and Sunday mooLn (17ft Th TrlOunala a mam bar of tfta Aaao elated Proaa Tbe Aaaociated Preaa 1e eluaively entitled to the uae (or reproduction or all newa dlipttcbes credited to It or not otherwise credit in this piptr and also th Inrnl newi cubtUbed hrin -- wool tweed fabric Reduced for this sals from our rcfular stock Come Is for Mere Values V ' AIVfcUTJHhMKNl Lorn on Juice Recipes 1198 mi i t I zr ' f"- - y I tt yea euSer tram rbmaette erthrtti or wuHue pais try una aimpie touponalra bona recipe that thouaande are ualng Get a pack-a- e of Rb-a two-ve- ek Compound mppir of watar add We dy Mu It emu a auart Juice of 4 lemoM It aaey No trouble at all and You Seed oly S tula two timae a Ur Ofta wttblstableepoon e houre — eemetlmee — roeulta are oyemmht ebtuaiKL 1 the peine OonplriKlId leave im qulrkiy if eo and you not Drtutr return tlie mrrtr paekaae and Ru-- n will enet you nothing to rr ae It la aoid your drniiKt uorw a abaoiQta Binoey-bec- k Ru-F- t ! 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Brilliant flower hats Pretty pastel felts See them jail Styles for all ages Crime Takes Holiday TOKYO Jan 2 Crim- PLASTIC CLOTH k j-- fSy XSsfrt' With Your Christmas Gift Money QUILTED CHINTZ 4 Mi lu1 Cotton ChenilU Advance Spring Hot jf chintz U v $£)93 Regular Beautiful floral print on both sides Very special quiltc3 mam at this low sale price SSI V 4Mg ' 5100 1 r l xJ A j i v s f who Japanese the "kamikaze" d Navy Develops Method of Photography three-dimensio- full-sca- 2 fight together If attacked said equipment and training for Tri-Vision- WASHINGTON Jan 2 (CTPS) n Development of Uft-lilce al photographs wth images which have depth and appear to move was described Thursday by the Navy's photographic service TheA photo graphs do not require special view ing aids such aa stereoscopes or polaroid glasses the Navy said in an announcement The photographs can be taken with an ordinary camera with a lens several inches wide in ' natural light or with flash bulbs The key to the trivlslon process with which the Navy has been experimenting for six years is the use of a transparent surface of tiny ridges embossed on ordinary photographic film The ridges like a cut diamond catch light from thousands of angles and act as minute camera lenses The effect of the process is to give a photograph depth the Navy aald The photograph In reality is the composite of a multitude of views of the photographed scene X trivlslon photograph5 gives the observer the feeling that he can look around the objects in the scene The Navy said the process waa discovered by Douflaa F Winnek of Mount Vernon N Y in 1932 and two years later he produced his first trivlslon photograph — a picture of an old man who appeared to move when Winnek wiggled the photograph The Navy became Interested in the process In its search for more for the predictable nijjht ruled future any merger of British and American armed forces but indicated that the United States Is seeking an extensive standardization of arms in some foreign countries baaed on U S armaments The question of arms standardization as explained here is based on the broad political principle that countries which might aome day have to fight together Bhould prepare In advance to do that But officials threw cold water on reports by the Paris socialist newspaper Aurora that British and United States armies will soon be forged Into a single fighting arm extending from the North Pole to the Rio Grande and from Asia Minor to Japan Sees Secret Accord Aurore asserted that Britain and the United States would sign a secret accord on March 15 to Jan EASTON Pa A of 2 T) Jap Vet Goes to v House Group Urges 'Purge in U S :Of WASHINGTON Jan 2 (JP) — -The House committee on activities' urged Thursthat patriotic Americana night day everywhere "purge" "agentsfrom organizations and "activities with which they are in Contact For Us part the committee recommended H legislative atepa to tombat aubveraive elements including & requirement that only TVmertcan citizens be allowed to tiold office "In any labor unions Subject to federal lawa" Federal mployment alao should be limited to citizens the committee said It filed the legislative proposals A'ith the House as part of a final report on Its work during1 the past yrmr Rep John S Wood (D'Ga) retiring chairman said he felt have done great work that lor the American people" Asks Cooperation But the report said neither the committee nor the Federal Bureau f Investigation by themselves can prt vent growth of in thia country It said active eoope ration of the people is necessary and urged that: "Throughout America there fce an active and accelerated at- - U S Scholarship Halleck Named BRITAIN DENIES CLERK'S PLEA Merger of U S British Arms Ruled Out Spokesman Says House GOP TO FINANCE N Y SUBWAY — Lord Inverchapel the British WASHINGTON Jan a program These are part NEW YORK Jan? 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