Show 4 NEWS BROADCASTS WEATHER 7:30 am4 1 pm 8:30 pm Sports 11 pm Station KALL Intermountain Network - Gearing (Details on Page 15) SALT LAKE CITY UTAH MONDAY MORNING VOL 155 NO 28 Foremen’s Votes Ford Strike Threatens Walkout After May 17 If Contract Negotiations Fail Peterson Crew After Crash Landin v r v r j PRICE FIVE CENTS MAY 12 1947 X Forced Down in Bush Area Utah Ace Radios Position Fore-man- 's May 11 (UP)— The Ford chapter of the GIFT OF FLOWERS Association of America voted Sunday to call a strike in all Detroit plants of the Ford Motor Co at any time after May 17 if no agreement is reached on a new contract by that time An F A A spokesman said the By joiin McDonald actual date for the walkout would one of the happiest mothers in the nation A woman was Utah situation ceperd on the steel news that her flier son has been reported after receiving Sunday of curtailment forced which has safe shutdowns in many production and WASHINGTON May 11 (UP)— fortified by reassuring statements She is Mrs Brigham Peterson Santaquin mother of CoL strike notice auto plants A exPres attending physicians he flew Ford Harry S Truman returned to from chapter by the FAX the capital Sunday night after a home feeling that she was on the Chesley Gordon Peterson World War n air ace who had been pires May 17 missing since Friday in a flight over African bush country hasty flight to the bedside of his mend "If we don’t reach agreement on The president’s plane the Sacred Col Peterson U S air and military attache was reported aged mother who is bedridden at Cow a new contract by Saturday we landed a at air the Mo with home Grandview transport her with three passengers Sunday after a forced landing in the soon safe as after will walk out just terminal at 5:56 pm and Mr remote broken hip as our executive board southwest Tanganyika territory A message relayed that daywould 11 to CP) the White House FRANCISCO May He was in a much happier frame Truman drove be beat” the spokes- —SAN erodes OrJirough Songea a native town in of The Industrial immediately Congress f of mind than when he left here man said the Ungoni area said Peterson’s ganizations American Communicafor Grandview at 6:32 am Bears 2 Gifts Would Idle 80000 tions Assn declaring the teleplane was destroyed but that he At that fime he had been advised his ifiibeen broken” "has copilot Maj E C Rowe Tulsa strike He to had planned the flight i? mother had Grandview A walkout of the 3700 members phone that his Okla and two sergeants who were memMothin of observance its announced late Sunday a would But after suffered a relapse not identified were safe e? the independent union women switchboard day — and took along a big mostly ' three hour visit with her and er’s idle some 60000 workers in Ford bers— This report was corroborated by — a to box work were flowers of from and present operators factories including the giant Monday morning returning from Capetown which messages area this in Pres Mexico ’ Aleman of Miguel 1 FJver Rouge plant center of the said that a report of his safe landC A spokesman added that A An But of the the pleasure prospective ” if-huge automotive empire ing sent out by Peterson over his other locals were voting on the visit turned to anxiety when he ¥ Pobrt IL Keys FA A presi- return to work issue plane’s radio had been received and returns was advised Friday that his mother dent said the company’s position indicated strongly that all 12000 there the press associations reso welL wasn’t doing I-contained in a letter Friday from A C A workers in northern Caliported his But he from h plane stepped t Mr and Mrs Brigham Peterson John F Bugar industrial relations fornia and Nevada would be back obviously Sunday night smiling to A were A F the director challenged overjoyed when informed of TelePacific his with condiat the with their jobs mother’s pledsed son’s safety by telephone their strike had been discussed "thor- phone Co and Telegraph tion oughly” Eugas had warned the Sunday move left the National Fedmorning at their home in This Mr Truman Reporters pressed FA A that if it called the strike eration of Telephone Workers Santaquin for statements on current topics for the It was a very welcome Mother’s it would have to answer on the strike by Itself § w including whether he will sign or carrying PORTSMOUTH em May 130000 to "our England consequences day message” Mrs Peterson said BrotherUnited bill veto the the Saturday banning portal pay 11 (UP) — More than 500000 “We are surely thrilled” later ploves and to the American peo- hood MOTHER’S DAY GIFT TIE’S ALIVE of Telephone Workers and suits he and but evaded questions crowd the Britons largest Peterson father of cheering ple” TeleBrigham Women the Federation of Col Chesley Gordon Peterson and his mother Mrs Brigham Peterseen in Portsmouth since before quipped about how the newsmen ace” said: "We figair "This Is indeed & challenge” phone Operators of Southern CaliUtah's 1943 ara of son visit who west him the then famous RAF Santaquin during accompanied already Sunday out of it all right-- ’ he’d ured get Keys retorted "Our answer is fornia voted to disregard NF T W and U S air forces pilot Col Peterson was reported safe Sunday In the war jammed this city VI and rived back here before he did to welcome belief in his son’s George Peterson’s Mr King that we are ready and willing to picket lines On his arrival at the White African bush country He and three others had been lost since Friday the back to the British House to survive is supported by royal family ability get a TruMrs negotiate at any time to we the and three-monthard-wopresident n h tour of man left for the Statler hotel to the Isles from a are experience of CoL Study Final Offer agreement but satisfactory Peterson who fought with both South Africa ready to accept the responsibility meanwhile took a be of honor at The NFTW guests reception The king with Queen Elizabeth British and American air fotcea for this decision” to its membership the company’s and Princesses Elizabeth and Mar- tendered by the Gridiron club Keys said the vote for strike "final” offer of a wage hike aver during the war -action was "practically unaniRose acknowledged the tuto Okeh Return garet of Rescued from Channel Reemployment aging mous” multuous welcome from his subGen At Grandview strikers remained the chief obBrig Peterson was rescued flvice Col of the deck on the saluting jects Wallace Graham the stacle to peace- No further negoNo Firpi Comment the from battleship Vanguard which physician had reported president's giant English channel by the were scheduled sessions tiation following from to and 11 Louis CHICAGO the UP)— There was no comment from carried family May air-sea announcement C A A rescue squadron after Sunin a consultation of six doctors same The its d’ Angelo a janitor reported to the company on the F AA action said South Africa called the ‘the strike E Martha Mrs by that day morning being forced down while flying taken 4n response to a statement NFTW has been broken naWASHINGTON May 11 (UP)— police Sunday that if his belt had Rumor Romance satiswas Truman fe responding A A sorties told the F who from Dugas Ameragainst the German been stronger he most certainly and locally” and termed Pres William Green of the The return of the family to Brit- factorily to treatment and that It He the with Suna said that Ford would not "be pressured tionally would have RAF Labor of Federation ican fought burglar captured the agreement signed "by the ain revived speculation about a was safe for Mr Truman to return into arrangements which we know UBTJV and the Eighth U S Army air with the company an day night in a fierce attack on the who got away early marriage for Prin to Washington from experience will not work” "unconditional bills said senate labor he surprised a possible that house and D’Angelo surrender” 21 durnews the With that turned who cess Elizabeth forces and was one of the eight cheering “If you think that by a strike "These events plus lack of any their enactment would mean wage stranger breaking open storage ing her stay in South Africa and chief executive took off in his permembers of the RAFj ytfa can coerce the company into original worst bins in the an all and of the basement cuts for workers apartchatter of a royal romance was sonal plane at the Grandview airsome agreement which we know plan by NFTW for effective ac industrial strife in the nation’s ment American was a and Eagle squadron- - The winning and building to members was He 12:05 tion there those who came port at protect its pm among prominent is not workable or if you think strike to subdue the intruder discrimi- history struggle squadron's youngest commander to welcome Britain’s rulers home three hours and five minutes againstmean foremen have no management nation supports d’ Angelo's trousers slipped when no that Act” the executive wasted van chief The he was credited with shooting company crowds Wagner by "Repeals The jammed every responsibility perhaps this is as the strike on the Pacific coast is A F L and CIO to his knees seafront as time when he landed at Grandview the the down his fifth enemy plane about along tage Reiterating point good a time as any to settle those broken” an A C A spokesman de- war cry that "no new legislation is the Vanguard entered Portsmouth before hurrying on to the little issues” Bugas declared the time the United States enclared harbor on schedule at 5:45 pm yellow frame bungalow with the necessary” he charged that the tered the war d his NFTW Silent roof where measures sponsored by Chairman The family planned to spend the Col Peterson air and military lives with mother her debark R and A Fred on and board daughter Taft Robert be' O) ship "In view of these facts it night Miss Mary Jane Truman The attache of the U S legation st came necessary for our member A Hartley (R N H) of the Monday for elaborate welcoming ceremonies both here and in Lon- daughter said her mother was feeland house labor committees Johannesburg Rhodesia took off ship to take action to maintain senate “slave-labor- ” to bills are from Salisbury Southern Rhodesia don The crowds gathered to watch ing much better and eagerly anticidesigned their security” the Vanguard seemed to take it pating the Mother’s day visit from A spokesman for the NFTW “weaken and destroy” unions Friday morning on a flight to Dar Es Salaam Tanganyika with “The Hartley bill virtually refor granted that Lt Philip Mount-batte- n the son who rose so rapidly to declined to comment on the A C A a refueling stop scheduled at of the royal navy formerly world prominence action other than to say "it has peals the Wagner (labor relations) He remained with her until It The plane never arrived Prince Philip of Greece would Mbeya been a long strike involving act and destroys its whole mean-to him At was off for time at take — he about said be somewhere 11 not are Mbeya WASHINGTON The Monday accustomed who ing" May people Demands for a 25c per hour in- to strikes and they feel they have - Green issued his castigation in a resignation of Under Secy of This would be only natural for the airport he shook hands with' a RAF Opened Search on “Is B Labor is kin to the king few old friends in the crowd of sevcrease in wages portal to portal to have jobs” Mountbatten radio debate (N C) is scheduled Dean Acheson State was begun Saturday and A hundred search persons quickly but if he appears it will be taken eral pay and other considerations will Legislation Necessary?” He was to he announced this week it was as additional be presented the United States by RAF fighters and bombers followed by Taft who defended evidence that his en- disappeared into the plane and a Rhodesian communication Graham said he was notified Smelting Refining and Mining Co Phone Dispute Estimate the senate bill on grounds that learned Sunday He will be re- gagement to Princess Elizabeth of Mrs Truman’s tOLrn for plane which covered the northern labor "abuses” must be corrected placed by Robert Abercrombie will be announced this spring or Friday when the contract is opened for worse He flew here immediateRhodesian wilds on the route Col the Of Idle Hits summer law wage negotiations in June by Lovett New York banker and Peterson was to have taken but ly from Randolph field Tex and USSR&M new A Taft hopes for a final senate vote NEW YORK May 11 UP)— Some Philip’s Kin Arrives notified the president of her condi all returned Saturday night withcounc1 representing four locals of 185000 members of unions affilt on his measure Monday but other former assistant secretary of war out locating the missing plane the Congress of Industrial Organ- ated with the Nations Federation members did not reflect his opti- for air July 1 Talk of a royal marriage sub- tion The president told newsmen izations International Union of of Telephone Workers remained mism and som£ thought there in takeoff before the Washington Reports received by press servThis change Is only one of sev- sided somewhat during the fanv ices from natives said the plane to was cancel he that Mne M11 and Smelter Workers on strike Sunday and several could be no final action for a week eral that are prepared Af of South tour came down west of Matogorl expected to remove ily’s return plans If his mother’s has agreed on a set of uniform con- thousand others whose disputes rica but when the Vanguard sailed his Sees from the of mountain near the caravan track State Taft it condition warranted Department Passage back toward hooje it started again tract demands said Kimball Kane had been settled were still off the sevnext two months within the the frac Graham that event Taft In connecting Manda on Lake Nyasa reported never predicted any Midvale chairman at full flood The family has job refusing to cross picket lines passage of the bill by a of eral its 2 4 with Lindi on the Indian ocean See political outstanding Column Page or awaiting a date for their return commented as might be expected Auto-SteFormula coast at a point about 25 miles a veto advisers The resignation of to override enough to ro refused have margin a unionists of But Many royal many signs secreBraden assistant from Spruille Truman S Some Pres Songea by Other requests decided milHarry pon cross picket lines maintained by mance have been discussed by MOSCOW VERSION This distance is about a days were for 15 days’ sick leave an- employes of the Western Electric senators doubted however that tary In charge of soon newest of One the of lions Britons affairs is expected march in good weather from is that Mountbatten’s mother Prinnually six annual paid holidays Co- and those of other telephone such a margin could be mustered of veto a since event in Songea through the dense bush actual the 2 or Near Shifts Increased shift differentials unions cess Alice has arrived from and about a month's march in foul beit would require the support of Meanwhile H Freeman Mat- Greece ostensiblyjust Meanwhile addtional payments for night to see her mothnegotiations weather and during the wet seawork company and union negotia- tween the Western Electric Co 15 Democrats of Milford er marchioness the of the office of son Weather in the area is now Taft also said he thought that thews director tion of all bonus and contract set- and the National Association of haven who has been ill and John affairs Carter European bill a Sen substitute introduced reported good and it was believed by ups: and establishment of a fund Telephone Equipment Workers She and her son who acquired director of the office of the caravan track was passable to proide Lfe insurance sickness were adjourned late Sunday until James E Murray (D Mont) could Vincent his eastern affairs are scheduled British citizenship and dropped automobiles a press dispatch for and accident benefits and hospital- Monday and the conferees indi- be acted on without undue delay far while the princess was away title to to resume leave the said — we shall department side 11 CP) give The on MOSCOW vote final before the the hope not They been much just May ization through employer payments cated there had are sure to be private dinner guests 200 Corpbat Missions posts in the foreign service moving picture "The up Stalingrad and lose the springRepublican bill equal to 4 of the gross pay roll progress reason for believing at Buckingham palace Court gos- forthcoming There is won’t offensive That the of Stalingrad” has Prime board for Col Peterson at one time the While the present contract that if Argentina agrees to get sips already picture this cozy fam- Battle colonel in the air forces Stalin accusing his war- work either" the union and USSR&M youngest of her German agents and thus ily affair for which invitations Minister rid from the script were enlisted In the RAF in Canada allies of wanting Russia to time Excerpts Co will continue in effect for anas lssned not been have her under with probably complies promises and left for England in 1940 after be “bled white” so that Britain carried in the Moscow News other year a clause in the contract the Chapultepec agreements Mr a discussion of engagement and and the United States could dictate English language daily newspefer he had completed basic training Braden will consider that his job marriage provides that it may be reopened the terms of peace it is disclosed in the Soviet Union The play courses with the U S air forces for negotiation on wage issues in is finished and will resign But if in excerpts from the script pub- written by Nikolai Virta has not and been discharged for being June When this time comes the the United States should reverse council lished representing Bingham under age He was later transyet appeared on any screen lo Sunday subnot its and insist policy upon WASHINGTON May 11 (£V-T- he fighter aircraft use if bad and Britain the Underground Miners No 2 Lark ferred to the U S forces in Stalin charges United States is acting to se- weather closed in regular fields stantial compliance by Argentina M- rers No 91 Midvale Smelter-men'- s a solwith States United England breaking with the its Chapultepec promise So far as is known here its presflier S emn promise to open a western 331 By 1944 the No and cure the left flank of its northern Union would assistant secretary prob one ent more are at a least of than defenses total amassed 1942 had runways in by and with merely blacktop building in front No 628 Europe event USSR&M Bayard that resign also In for its biggest bombers in paving capable of handling only ably incase 200 combat missions against the N M- - will present the uniform de- base wanting to reach the Balkans a decision is expected Alaska to balance a similar fighter craft or small transport either to in order Russians of the ahead enemy had shot down at least 13 mands Mr Kane said and light bomber aircraft Here by the time Mr Acheson leaves projected base in Maine and probably deadvantage the political gain department Other Union Requests This became evident today In a is what the army engineer corps MOSCOW May 11 — The United enemy planes CRISTOBAL C Z May 11— or is Churchill Winston damaged many more presented States and Britain were charged stroyed Messersmlth 111 rnie Delta Queen first paddle-whe"The 25c increase is necessary to War department announcement of says will be built at Mile 26: holds the distinCol Peterson mover in as these the objecprime a coristruction program at Mile A “new runway” a hangar simiof dis- guished flying cross the British with blocking repatriation to steamboat the increases pass D through Roosevelt recently grantequaj Coincidentally it is also believed the Panama canal arrived here tives Pres Franklin Alaska involving the building lar to one ordered for another air placed persons from the western distinguished service order is depicted as opposing him but zones ed in the auto and steel industries 26 of occupation Sunday d new runway a huge hangar base at Rapid City S D having here that the United States amof San'Fran-cisc- o to him personally by awarded route en from Churchill’s overcome to Sunday and to bring mining and smelting and other facilities for the stra- a to bassador powerless Argentina George The charges made by Boris Isa- King George VI the purple heart single span of 340 feet (the 6 to Cincinnati for delivery determination Messersmith who has not been wages to a comparable level" Mr tegic air command at a cost of has a wing span of 230 feet) bar- well in Pravda go further than and the air medal with clusters new kov owner to Greene the its Kane explained one is soon for will resign "There and that only thing $8125000 The base is 26 miles racks for 400 men base head He married the former Audrey Line Steamers Inc which I am too old and that is to those which have appeared in the Representatives of the unions southeast of Fairbanks— and two quarters building and various Pres Harry S Truman will nomiof South Africa actress in two last the Soviet towed the The Boyes press during who formed the council at a meet- hours' across to Osage channel tug Churchill nate Bruce the James him replace' drag from the Bering workshops and warehouses a spur flight She is 1942 in London of the June S&n declares Isakov that FrancisOo in steamer from years in offices as is of the union strait boundary in chains” Roosevelt The loss of Acheson Braden ing regional depicted from Ladd field railroad track Africa South in Victoria now labor from paddle-wheBritish 20 stern its with by transferring 23 E 1st South Saturday are Mr days at one point Matthews and Vincent will leave The 'air command op- at Fairbanks removed and using special saying awaiting her husband’s return Kane representing the Lark unit erates strategic In a final fadeout after a Mos- the continent to the United King nation’s fleet of Mile 26 was chosen Secy of State George C Marshall the Presumably new a to “create dom are adDuane McCandless Pleasant Grove and will be equipped with planes for several men trying cow conference attended by for towing gear operational and stra- short of experienced The Queen built at Dubar-to- n Churchill Under- of still and W Averell Harri-ma- n class of serfs” is representing Bingham and heavier tegic reasons It is in reasonably visers on political affairs range longer claimed that in Colombia Calls Troops Moreover it Scotland by Denny Bros Acheson has been anxjous to former U S ambassador to ground Miners No 2 James M bomb load as they are produced level country making it possible BOGOTA Colombia May 11 CD Morton Midvale representing thfe including the 6 and 0 types for heavily loaded bombers to return to his private law practice has been in service on the west Russia the movie Stalin turns to camps in the American and the 1927 It is 250 ft long the audience and says: British zones propaganda hostile — The Colombian government Midvale Smeltermen and Ismael The defense concept Includes the take off without the necessity of for quite some time Eut at the coast since beam and a draft Moreno representing the Bayard theory of immediate retaliatory a rapid rate of climb to avoid request of Pres Truman he had with a 58-called a class of reserve troops "It is clear A campaign in Africa to the Soviet Union is "tolerated’ over was taken 115 of The to Mr at consented his Morton was ship named remain union and then Italy They simply want by the allied military authorities into active service Sunday followpost action against any aggressive mountains As Alaskan weather treasurer of the council by the coast guard during the to reach the Balkans first They as well as agitation for “mass re ing an announcement that the move directed at the United goes it is in a good weather belt until Secy of State George C war and used to ferry troops and want us to be bled white so they settlement of displaced persons in Confederation of Colombian WorkMr Kane declared the council States The very heavy bomber with a minimum of fog and storm Marshall returned from the Moswas formed for the "sole purpose bases are being built in accordance It is situated far enough inland cow foreign ministers conference other countries particularly in ers had scheduled a one-da- y supplies and later became a can dictate the terms later genbarracks Treasure island at cf determining joint strategy and with this theory England France and some South eral strike Tuesday The step was to allow for fighter plane interus to Y want ship N their Times fight “They Copyright by It was sold as surplus seen as a precautionary measure action in the forthcoming Mile 26 was built during the war ception of an attack directed at battles for them It won’t work American countries” Exclusive N Y Times-Sa- lt to prevent outbreaks as an alternate landing strip for the field from the sea t We shall have the Slavs on our Lake Tribune Copyright by N Y Times Copyright By N Y Times DETROIT Truman Finds Mother 94 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