| Show I ' a ft - - NEWS BROADCASTS 7:30 am I pm S:30 pm Sports 11 i DI------ pm I Station RAIL Intermountain Network i - VOL 155 NO ki)(71- 0111 ' 741 L 1 in 1L 0 1J 1 1$1' 1 iii t ators 7"rm : tUI Aa-tzg- Truman Slates Labor Bill Action Friday Sura-731-11-71-i- t lai 70)' ti ' i Asiziki -- ‘ as TM 7 7 0 146111i i 'Veto Caravan' Plans Capital Protest In Parade Today -- r-F1- (11) Tr° 1IL: Nii 14- I LI- - -- Li- (PI 71 I 1 - - 'si LL --k' 141-61- i u 1-1- r ATin teril ta Nal16 -- -gal o - 1 -- rt '''' ''''‘" - s fx Votes $7 Bittiori Fund to V A IT ouse 411 I ' 1 - - --- - - 1 -- r-- - 1 - - -' - r -- - - c r 'tt"- - - r - Ar"" ‘) - - - - - - - - - s 00-- - 1 '- - ' --- - -- S - t- tk - - - - - - - - - - s - - - - - -: ' -1- ' - - f:- ' ' I ' o - 7 - - - L:'-- - -- :- s - - 4 - - '':- A - 4 6reece Vows Europe Aid Ultimatum Reforms to Back Up Aid Dispatched -- Un--Brita- in Ir i 1 I I i at 2:40 am t settlement wsa a increase for approximately 110000 members of three maritime unions Gibson said (57:STwLabasis of e Antitrust Suit Waiver iI Wage Review Slated Present contracts of the National Maritime union the Amer icon Communications Assn and the Marine Engineers rieneficia1 Assn all affiliates of the Congress of Industrial Organizations will be extended for one year with a wage reopening date of Dec 15 Gibson said The old contracts had expired last Sunday midnight The labor department officials said that under the new agreement which aubject to ratification by the union memberships the seamen would receive overtime pay for nine holidays annually for work performed at sea or in port Tanker Crews Agree Latest word here from the Pacific coast which also felt the effects of the embargo on sailing was that negotiations still were In progress there 1 1 i i I Taft-Hartle- I 1 t - t i i t ' The agreement here came after the N MU had reached a separate agreement with operators of tankers also for a 5 boost - I - fiervotiations Continue on West Coast CIO-Own- er : I ment which he had said he pected Pattern May Vary N U Ask Probe Yugos LAKE SUCCESS June 18 UPI— of the eastern basis for settlewage increase and Yugoslavia Wednesday called on ment — 5 the United Nations security coun- other benefits—he said: cil for investigation of "That doesn't necessarily mean an alleged violation of Yugoslav they (west coast operators) vrill follow the same pattern" territory by Greek vlanes All Congress of Industrial Organization unions on the coast have pledged to remain out unless terms are received by satisfactory the two unions Thus the International Longshoremen and Warehousemen's union and the Marine Engineers Beneficial 'Assn could life in traffic accidents last year remain out with their two brother to 6500 less than Jo the "black unions until settlement is reached That would effectively keep the year" of 1941 He said the downward trend was entire west coast tied up set in motion at the first meeting of the group a year ago And he urged highway users and officials to further reduce the "appalling" annual toll Several hundred delegates including governors of many states LONDON June 18 are attending the second annual session with a goal of saving 10- - springboard island in the Bay of 000 lives in 1947 by accident pre- Bengal where Adm Lord Mountbatten had hie southeast Asia vention measures E Allen of headquarters during the arwifl Judge Florence Cleveland for 13 years a member be next to join the British family of the U S circuit court of ap- of dominions the British governWednesday peals told the conference that ment announced mile island The 25332-squar- e some states are "still resisting the inevitable trend toward uniformity just southeast of India has been in vehicle codes" upset for weeks by stringers seekDr George Gallup statistical ing greater home rule for the The expert also informed the group 3500000 native Sinhalese that "support at the top level" island is famous for its copra and has not been forthcoming for the coconut oil exports and has been nation-wid- e collection and analysis ruled by the British since 1796 of accident records "despite our i Trincomalee is the site of an imearnest pleas of last year" portant naval base i on-the-s- Taft-Hartle- t TrumanBra-ndTraffic Toll Of U S as 'National Disaster' ier ceylon to Receive' Dominion Status 'Un--Ceyl- ! 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I - i 1 r 1 i x4 117 - I i f - I area s" - (JP---Prem- 1 rate-makin- S ONTARIO OUSTS ISRIDGE BOARD IN BELL CHISELING DISPUTE I - - bugs i arranged entitled further negotiation meetings for A number of other amendments Feinsinger said "I proposed originally by Sen Joseph Thursday haven't made plans for tomorrow and C O'Mahoney (D Wyo) still young I am go-i- n modified by agreement with Reed —theto night's to get a few winks hotel my were adopted by voice vote of sleep and to await a call from The bill provides that the Inter- either or both sides" state Commerce commission must commented Feln5lnger that g give prior approval to all "events of the last 24 hours have conference between rail- been to tie the west coast demands roads One of the O'Mahoney-Ree- d to the east coast demands" He such approval changes says that held a morning-lon- g negotiashall be conditioned on a finding had tion between Pacific shipthat the objective sought is not pers session and the union leaders The "unjustly discriminatory" as be- conference failed to bring a settletween "geographical regions or ex- Russ Qualifies Unity Favor - - I f I - - ed IWO Combined AP and UP Report SAN FRANCISCO June 18--- Settlement of the maritime contract dispute in New York did not have any immediateeffect on the Pacific coast situation Nathan Feinsinger labor department nesaid late Wednesday gotiator interfere with a supreme court de- night cision in the suit filed by the state Feinsinger was conferring with of Georgia union officials when informed that The state charged thatthe rail- John W Gibson assistant secreroads have entered into a conspi- tary of labor had announced a racy to discriminate against the settlement agreement south by maintaining freight rates Effect Still in Question which are higher than those in the north the settlement on The Russell amendment provides the"Undoubtedly coast be a factor tp east will that enactment of the Reed- reckon with here but just what Its not Bulwinkle bill shall deprive effect will be I cannot say" Fein-sing- er any party to the suit of relief to told the Associated Press which they would otherwise be Asked whether he had - : Lnsh 1 I WASHINGTON Jtme 18 --Sens NVatkins (II Utah) and Dworshak (R Ida) voted for the Buiwinkle bill Sen Taylor (D Ida) voted against the bill Sen Thomas (D Utah) was paired against one-wee- well-inform- Wednegsday WASHINGTON June 18 (WI — The senate NVednesday passed 60 to 27 a bill freeing railroads from any threat of antitrust law prose-to cution when they get together fix rates with the approval of the Interstate Commerce commission The vote was sufficiently large to override a presidential veto for which Minority Leader Alben W Barkley (D Ky) expressed a "fervent hope" Opponents of the measure which now goes to the house have expressed hope that on the final test they can sustain a veto and prevent the measure from becoming law The house last year approved the bill popularly known as the Bulwinkle bill for the North Carolina Democrat who sponsored the measure there but it was not acted upon by the senate Before acting finally the senate amend wrote in by voice vote-a- n ment by Sen Richard B Russell (D Ga1 which he said assures that enactment of the bill will not - 61" - - liky 1 Senate Votes - 4 '‘e P4 Ow FREES RAILROADS - -- Labor Rally Hears 'Election Call' Nik11'sf i - "' House Extends 'Freeze' on Age Insurance iii141 -1 NEW YORK June 19 (Thursday)—UP)-—Th- e end of the contract dispute that has tied up much of America's shipping since last Sunday midnight was announced early Thursday by John W Gibson assistant secretary of labor Gibson who had been in conference with the leaders of the unions involved and with spokesmen for the shipowners since announced the :loon - -- -1- - - -- - c) q-e!rir- Truce Affects 110000 1 West Settlement Pends ' ' :- ' - - 17-- IF6r1) - V - -7 -: IF bed ay ) ED (ED S Li 4 -- - —- urn g: P4- T7 ri "n! o CDTMS '''--- A ' Al - -- - A p'- rt 1 By HARRY J BROWN i i -- 26 Bureau Tribune IN'ashington ti WASHINGTON June 18 (UP) WASHILNGTON June 18—The senate committee on armed —Pres Harry S Truman will act Services are expected to report favorably next Tuesday Sen y on the labor control V Watkins bill making disposal of the Fort Douglas bill -Friday the White House ani!Arthur reservation as letters nounced Wednesday tm— I Favorable report would have been made Wednesday morning cards and telegrams—the great I ' L:' '''' 1 ' veto— a of of them desire Sen the Watkins for an except majority urging by argument fonowitig 4 ” '4z 1 the committee to write into the flooded his desk at the rate of 1 '':: 12000 a day bat a general policy which shall ' ' 7 ' ' ' 7 L ' ' ' : 1 ' Mr Truman has until midnight -' Irovern an legislation dispostng uN iNIMOUS : : ' ' ' ' ''''4"" 1 abandoned military posts 1:1 f -' Friday to sign oeveto the measure ' I ' ' - '' t- or allow it to become law without ' ' M A policy will not conflict with bill of Watkins the his 1 provisions signature - i made Eben Ayers assistant White 4 '' : cially as all grant : : i “144' : 1 t are for public "House press secretary said that that bill 1 e'Mr a -- ' send will Truman message — rurposes ( ''''' to congress explaining his action : 41: 3zi Land Values Water 1 whether he vetoes or signs the ""ye '''''' 'q reference bill Strangely enough no d It ft ' will are he ftwhatzver was made to the War - -that : -Expectations i veto it but not even his closest ' 'Department's appraisal of inFort his able said r---i associates "but Sen Watkins WASHINGTON June 18 UM— to make a sound prediction° 13 of the bill said that t t - -rplataA embraced in the reserva- - The $3167869027 independent ofo Still Pouring In 0 -:-' t ' ' ' ' the government fices appropriation bill—trimmed ' — nolA '4''''' -: ''' Ayers said that Mr Truman has ' : that such value as now is- $330540732 below Pres Harry S received on more labor mail the rothirg: resulted from th e devel- Truman's requests—passed by the act than on taro any issue since he house by unanimous voice vote became pment of Salt Lake City: to that : president 28 months ago the Wednesday he water supply belonging him reached have 700000 About tort is only ample to meet the It carries $6944457080 for$175-the- thus far and some 10000 letters and national needs of the cemetery Veterans' administration tee War Department is to 000000 for the atomic energy com- and in2000 telegrams are still pour- r- daily ' remaining mission for the fiscal year begin- ingMr Truman ievelcp and that the not "V'"'" indicated to newsworth nirg July 1 and svithout water is Thirty-on- e other agencies shared men Tuesday that he still had not dollars an acre it det' - ''' ' t f''''' ' k Seri Watkins sal emphatically: the remaining 11048411947 in the made up his mind what his out was be borne This will cision rWe do not want Fort Douglas bill biggest direct appropriation when i ""1 Ayers said that due to the over to the War Assets ad- measlire corsidered so far this pressure of business including his nirustration: we want that entire year by the house I for 'I'he house passed the bill along study of the bill the president ' roperty held in perpetuityin the 4I'V' Will no news conference hold this idenin senate almost to the as set forth the ublic purposes 11 ' The War Department cannot tical form recommended by the week 131'A -- 4 The greatest veto pressure is 0"' zi41 ell and W A A cannot sell the house appropriations committee FedAmerican from the said it Butte coming to Red Mrs Mr return when unions and work canyon the this from represents coast seamen's Members of east Rcpublicaris three hater they e servoir and if that water is used total savings of $1411690732 eration of Labor and the Congress whose leaders agreed early Thursday to end the L Affleek Windsor Canada look over the accumulation after her voyage to Ireland was delayed holly for the cemetery there under White House figures when of Industrial Organizations which work stoppage will face piles of baggages like — v4ou1d be no water for the re- - 'rescissions funds transfers budget brought hundreds of rank and file of the reservation Even revisions and unanticipated reve- Members here in a "veto caravan" to register their protests with ONE WEEK DEADLINE V A A would have difficulty sell- - nue receipts are considered and administration All attempts to change money congressmen ng that land without water unas it sold to some sheep herder provisions of the bill were de- leaders feated voice votes knocking down we donl want ' Rally Scheduled eh i1 to add $100000000 amendments a rally Wednesscheduled They Vital Is U oft' Growth ' to the Veterans' administration day night with Sens Claude PepSen Watkins presented a map fund to cut $10000000 from the- per (D Fla) Wayne Morse (11 to-Sov- iet aam o allotment-- and to add $175- Ore) William Langer (R N DJ f Fort Douglas and many photo-raphs 000 to the federal trade commiss L (A-Marcantonio and Vito showing the improve--rentRep He explaaned that the 17n1- - sion's new appropriations N Y) listed among the speakers can 'Utah expand only and "with the greatest satisfaction" the WASHINGTON June 18 ersity of PARIS June 18 Joseph Desilva leader of a caranto the foot grcrunds it carinot van from Los Angeles said that France Wednesday night gave the ideas for American aid to Europe (UP)--T- he harassed Greek govrow in any other direction The least SOO union members al- Soviet Union a at k dead- expressed by Marshall in a June 5 ernment has promised to take vilildings on the land to be granted ready were here and that 1000 line in which to join them in address at Harvard university to supplement the action drastic of are said Salt Lake City he Both ministers said they conwould be on hand for a parade to sponsoring a unified European reio in restoraid ast'4 use or value to the city The American and this aid sidered the capitol Thursday program necessary covery plan or see the continent's serted "it will only to ing public order and economic bear fruit He said 500 of the caravaneers reconstruction government he said would without organized most of the permanent the extent that the countries of stability it was announc ed came from New York New Jersey the Russians Iederal including those to be and the New England states Europe make a maximum effort Wednesday consulof two days Climaxing by the Public Buildings to develop once more the resources 50 from California and the about tations Ernest Bevin Britain's which Tbe pledge clears a major barr4titnainistration Veterans adminisCoin the main they produced from remainder WASHINGTON June 18 tT1 — lumbus ClevelandPittsburgh 4'ration state national guard and foreign secretary and Georges for themselves before the war and rier to carrying out Pres Harry Detroit and Bidault French foreign minister which they have to import today S Truman's Pther agencies The house voted unanimously Chicago quarantine - commuthat Soviet Foreign Min- along with indispensable industrial forest of the Desilva reported that farmers Proposed Representatives to hold the old age inWednesday durboth Greece and for nism meet M them V Molotov also plan p rrice and War Department and ister equipment largely from the Amer- surance Laic at 1 c:r for two more gasoline station attendants 23 to June week their the both beginning ing lean briefly saying Turkey continent" poke waitresses along the route hoped discuss the plan of American aid years departments enthusifor a veto To Restore Stability U State S of of the Need for Secy Daniel A Reed (R N Y) Speed kiastically advocate passage C I 0 leaders took to the White proposed by Rep Marshall C hear'ol11 At the conclusion of the The Greeks pledged in an exBevin and Bidault-- expressed the predicted It is "the last freeze" of House veto petitions which they George diswas to Molotov note 40 The Flood Sen Byrd NaHarry rg whose present rates that congress will said bore 500000 signatures di- patched Wednesday night at the conviction that the economic con- change of notes with the United opposition had been approve than Cowan C I 0 legislative the States that they would use U S and It dition of Europe necessitates he anticipated told the committee will block a $2- - rector said the signatures were conclusion of their meetings Bidault measure The 4 5 Column See Page to vote for the bill as 000 000000 annual Increase In the collected all oVer the nation in was obvious that Bevin and military aid only for restoring and soon as an amendment defining social security levy beginning next steel mills electrical plants auto expected a quirk reply maintaining stability and will avoid frittering away economic The joint message proposed that if passed by the senate and factories and on main streets pclicy is drafted by a subcom- Jan-the meeting of the three foreign trittee consistint of Sens Leverett accepted by Pres Harry S Truhelp on short term needs The promises were incorporated ministers be held in a "convenient" Saltonst11 (Pr'Mass) Byrd and man But it provides increases bein detail in a formal agreement to be agreed upon but it to place in Wayne Morse R Ore) 1950 ginning be signed in Athens soon The made clear according to a Rep William A Dawson of Without the freeze the security t Utah United States accepted them as British source that Lonattended the hearing and levy would jump automatically don or Paris would be the most said he subscribed to everything from 317- against employes' wages satisfactory and authorized the — MOSCOW June 18 (UP) American ambassador In Athens convenient Sen Watkins had said and employers' pay rolls to 255V M Molotov Lincoln MacVeagh to negotiate LIP)-Minister 18 WASHINGTON June of Foreign the each first Vith Russ or Not starting against Five congressmen and a senator has expressed an interest in being the final settlement next year labor Officially both French and Brit- informed of developments in Secy rate collects urged a cheering crowd of The present 1 Meet Formal Request said that the of State George C Marshall's Dian about $1500000000 annually and delegates Wednesday right to ish representatives The pledges were provoked by has accumulated $8700000000 in "send us some reinforcements" in possibility ot a Russian refusalcon-to for European recovery authori1948 to reverse what they called attend had not even been circles a formal American request for the security trust fund tative diplomatic foreign assurances that the $300000000 the "reactionary" trend in con- sidered by the two ministers Pri- said Wednesday Acts In Two Minutes sources Britain earmarked for assistance will be said reliable vately Molotov has declined however greAs Tribune Washington Bureau The house indorsed the "freeze" The plea for "reinforcements" and France were determined to go to enter into formal talks with used "effectively" They were in program Britain—at Britain's Invitation— line with recommendations made June 18—By bill within two minutes after it was sounded by Rep Chet Hon-fiel- d ahead on the Marshall WASHINGTON anMoscow's If the recent American economic Soviets the more without floor 92 reached (13 at the 91 and over until the plan has been clarified by Cal) addressing buildings takinginheaded by Paul Porter mission or in was the swer was measure The 500 union negative informants said presented than representatives Fort Douglas under arrangement They include promises of rigid Sir Maurice Ambassador with the war department the after a ways Red means subcom- who traveled to Washington by conclusive British y One British source said "We Drummond Peterson told Molotov reforms in Greek economy and Veterans' Administration is savi- mittee of which Reed is chair- motor caravan to oppose the man examined needs of must exactthe the bill go ahead The- question is too that Britain regards the "pros- governmental administration and labor ng- the federal government for American renewed fund which from the trust now govcan do little There's S700000 urgent" you opened" by Marshall as be- personnel requests ly V to help administer obIn a Joint statement on the work pects bill" Hollwonderful A had included in its esti- ernment pays old age and sur-- I about the -- y and op"a ing unique serve and advise on the program meeting Bidault portunity" field said Tilts is the payoff for of their two-da- y mate a request for $750000 to vivors insurance new welcomed The for had said Bevin and a in provides legislation 1946" Indifference of labor they build regional administrative Peters" asked if Molotov would s office at Salt Lake City but when an increase in the tax to 15 to have a British representalike and pay rolls in or the army recently agreed to re- against wages tive come here to discuss it 1957 and therethe two modern barracks 1950 and to 2 ininclusionwhether he would send a Russian of With this the after at Fort Doug laa the representative to London it was the Veterans Administration found tOrTralla for future increases Resaid support of both Molotov was represented as rethey could convert those buildings bill had the It into permanent regional offices at publicans and Democrats plying that the suggestion was WASHINGTON June 18 UPI — The measure also continues to a cost of as and no as hard of Drew long 18 premature Ont Pres TORONTO June George In Harry S Truman declared federal V A explained that the regional June 30 1950 increases fast plan was in existence but Wednesday that the country's Ontario said Wednesday that all three Canadian members of office now occupies 62000 square contributions to needy aged perhe would like to be informed traffic accident toll "amounts to that sons blind and the because had beenfired dependent the Niagara Falls bridge commission feet cf space in the Remington children of developments a national disaster" &TM of a "disgraceful dispute" about chiseling the names of plant '20000 ft in a downcircles expressed belief men Foreign Referring to the 33500 town office building and 29000 States Contribute Molotov had not closed the women D Roosevelt and Winston Churchill from a meand killed that children Franklin and ft in a temporary building at the These increases were first proRussian partici- more than 1000000 injured in to door eventual bell morial fort For 50000 they can make vided in a bill passed by congress pation in the Marshall plan but highway accidents last year Mr The bell is part of a $100000 carillon at the Canadian buildirtrs 91 and P2 modern offices Last to see how Britain and Truman said: wanted year The maximum federal and relinquish the space they are end of Rainbow bridge laid the groundwork France "If those deaths had occurred case for each contribution needy row occupying temporarily The Canadian members of the commission of the Two three that at the same time in a single comoptimism They a was to expressed from raised month $20 lactise appropriations committee to to a Russia W L Mackenzie formal invitation the whole world would Minister Prime name of Irked because the Etatcs also contribute to these g1eefu2y accepted Gen Omar $25 some sort of preparatory munity been have profoundly shocked join benefits on bell insisted the have not that was included the King Bradley's proposal to settle for be resource of the United commission Wecin accepted vote might unanimous Every names of the British and American war leaders be removed SZ0000 instead of the $750000 be was in esday'scontrast to inhad been mobilized been have would Peterson States bitoriginally past sharp kad asked before V A came to ter battles The inscription on the bell reads: "To God's glory and structed to take up the Hungarian immediately to prevent the recurover freezing the seterms with the war department in grateful memory to our nation's leaders" situation with Molotov but the rence of such an awful tragedy" curity tax Therefore the president told instructions from London caused The original social security law Drew said the Ontario provincial government had ousted to also him the Marshall raise 10 years ago provided for plan enacted delegates to the second annual the three commissioners but A J Haines of Jordan comDenies Puppet Regime gradual Increase of the old age InBritish-Frenc- h in meeting of his highway safety contalks the during mission chairman said the names would be chiseled off the ference: Paris PARIS June 18 LTI—The min- surance tax from 1 to 37f against bell just the same "The challenge is no less urgent The conferences here and in said idea and The Is:'7 of overseas territory employer employe -Ross Harstone of Hamilton has sided with Haines in the' Paris coincided with the visit here because it is less spectacular We Wednesday that- the administrative was to prepare for the heavy burof Gunnar Myrdal secretary gen- are dealing here with what committeeset up in Tonkin den that will fall upon the fund dispute The third commissioner T B McQosften of Hamileral of the United Nations eco- amounts to a national disaster" and Annarn in 'northern Indo China when great numbers of insured denied but has erasure the that ton has charges opposed Mr Truman said the conference nomic commission for Europe was persons grow old Tuesday by Truonz Dinh Trit he ordered the original inscription without consulting Haines 'which is to be integrated with the !deserves the major share of credit ro "puppet or Quisling operating' Congress has frozen the tax for the reduction in the loss of I seven successive or Harstone American proposal for us la Hanoi" years Taft-Hartle- ' Mostly coming partly cloudy (Details On Page 1 rooma 3 i WeleEarATTIhinErnaday 4) L PRICE FIVE CENTS o 1 I 1111 - 4 - Fort Saves U S700000 r 1 -- eve 0 D SALT LAKE CITY UTAH THURSDAY MORNING JUNE 19 1947 643 Committee's 'Favorable' Report Waits Clause to Outline Policy 1 l 4 1 ek) Ly§- t 1 I - - - |
