| Show I Dawson Hits $18 Billion :Ziven to Russ Satellites N J By HARRY - Tribune 1 URBAN BLIGHT CHALLENGES U S CHAMBER BROWN Washing-to- CORONADO Cal June 21 Bureau n Water to Flow 'Over' Great Divide Today 1111 —Expressing fear that American cities are threatened with "urban blight" the boardof directors of the U S Chamber of Commerce Saturday called a in meeting of businessmen Washington D C Sept 11 and 12 to discuss the matter "Most American municipalities" the announcement said "find themselves facing mounting problems resulting from such factors as increased traffic volume lack of sufficient parking space and a growing tendency toward decentralization and its inevitable accompaniment urban blight" LATE GENERAL ALIBIS-HI- S ZIPPER STUCK June 21 (UP)—Tennessee's top nati2nal guard commanders were delayed an hour at a conference here Saturday when Brig Gen G Hilton Butler state adjutant generald failed to show up upon his arrival the general disclosed that be was tarcry because the zipper in his best military slacks stuck- - N BUNDLES FOR IL Si Meat Shipped From Greece t i 1 ESTES PARK Col o June 21 WASIENGTON June 21—Pres Harry S Truman's veto of I LP—When water tumbles through a the tax hill and his contention that the bill came "at the wrong tunnel driven deep under stream NEW YORK June 21 (NYT)- -1 the Continental divide Monday it served to center congressional attention on a speech deA mysterious movement of thousRich Land Flooded will mark the first majordiversion livered recently by Rep William A Dawson (IL Utah) of food parcels from the ands for irrigation from the nation's One hundred thousand acres of Mediterranean to the United In that speech Mr Dawson presented to the house for the east to Pacific the slope rich land in Iowa the nation's States has been in progress for first time a breakdown on the The water which fell on the corn belt were lost—some only for months it became known Saturamount of relief the United mounwestern side of the Rocky the summer growing season but day States has extended to Russia be turned into the 10-- ft will tains away much of it forever Sheet erosion and Its satellite nations In the The disclosure was made by bore upon a signal from Pres Four farm levees near Miamiri P ped the most taluable part of federal two years since the war He dis- authorities when Inquiries S and hours Mo Truman to three terrific the presgave way Harry forcland fields 1 the from rnany closed to the astonishment of were made In connection with a 38-i- n ina will sure later of Missouri the through muddy gush to switch new drive by ing discouraged farmers members that In that two-yeagents of the customs pipeline into the turbulent eastwarundating hundreds of acres of from corn to soybeans or other and period the dollar value of relief the bureau of animal industry d-moving was river water The Thompson Big crops ropidly rising U crops S to Russia extended by the of the Department of AgTiculture near Estes Park to irrigate eastthere and the Red Cross warned Farmers in other flooded areas on illegotl and Its satellites had reached the ' meat Importations to C01313 Okla June 21 IUM all lowland dwellers to flee FORT ern Colorado farmlands said they would lose about 10 of 31807707512 or total grand this e country 21 woricrs —The ()M— WASIIINCTONn Juno deepest Des Moines River Up of their 1947 crop Part of fig Project nearly half the amount that Most of the parcels for which rem Edward Martin (R Fa) 'would oil well five miles a hole wildcat have been saved by Income 150 diversion—about The initial Des U Lose S 5000 The in at Mink weather bureau the authorities had no explanation as Russia Saturday t ictured north of here in Caddo county Moines Ia said the Des Moines taxpayers under the bill which acre water of feet have been coming from Greece to build daily—marks a effort" flood great A at Hot Springs "making met with presidential disap17823 feet total river was expected to swell to a S D flash a stood at of of sent Saturday a completion only phase if tip her steel apparently for hungry and posiridustry night left about deuded people in by provat Colorado-Bi- g 1 alble that country to Thompson project depth and was being drilled no flood stage of 15 to 16 feet by Sun- $100000 Friday One was challenge to America's probridge damage which ultimately is expected to deeper Hew Much Longer? day night carrying further devasstarving American relductkm )eadership a swimming pool was supposedly The hole was drilled by the Su- tation to the sections of the city demolished and Increase the population of northand friends atives 5000 live The nrst reaction of the Martin who is directing a ape-gi- ll worth ot east Colorado by 84000 persons perior Oil Co of California which which were swept last week end damaged Customs officials who have inmink was washed downstream senate inquiry into the steel publican congress to the presiinto declined acres release and stretch600000 has and end before week the any irrigate g vestigated the shipment of these Industry told a reporter he "is dent s veto was generally along than The Raccoon river also in Iowa ing to the Nebraska border The formation on the test other 51-1parcels most of which contain 'worried about this" U11- -1 WASHINGTON No 21 is the on total also will June to its final It threatened meats the of some kind believe the go supply depth U rampage project I S line: the this treasury ANCHORAGE June 21 "We rave Russia some of our Eventual diversion will weller power again The weather bureau said Sen Homer E Ferguson (11 Greek senders are victims either rnost modern steel production cannot stand the loss of revenue Fanned by high northeast winds a approximate The previous depth record was the extent of the river's rise would Mich) said Saturday that heavy of a cruel commercial enterprise 310000 acre feet anwhich the tax bill would have raging forest fire on the Kenai nually eTzLipment during the war when held by the Pacific Western Oil depend on the amount of rainfall foreign purchases at a time when or an unfriendly ideology whose peninsula swept Saturday night she was our ally and Germany had entailed how can the U S conWestern Colorado areas will be Co's nAtional royalties No 1- well II k the next 24 hours market supplies of cattle are low followers are spreading propatoward the of fishing village aeatroyed many of her plants" he tinue with a free hand to pour Kenai on The central states floods of the are partly to blame for high meat ganda on the for the water taken at 16668 feet in the Lost hills bad state of affairs the east aide of Cook compensated declared out Its minions for foreign relief? inlet in America- past three weeks already had prices by construction of a system of west of Bakersfield Cal to insure the Colorado NEIN Representative Dawson gave Far Behind V S R R Robinson chief of the reservoirs I In detail the kinds and value of Alaska river's rate of flow refire control service ---1 Elo added that steel industry has gone to Russia relief that --400 were the inhabitants 1 leaders and government authoriUp ported Speeds Delivery cli V '''' r 1 Russian -to countries under and A 41 D-1 no immediate danger but might I i LI F1 ties believe Russia now is "only domination and as he concluded in °'''' rTo speed irrigation farmers in : r1 1 ') I k r 4 be was unless blaze t'll the one-sixas in imperiled efficient about the area formed a mutual comhis remarks several members -- r 1 A ki -steel production' as the United rose to compliment him on the checked cost to of the pipepany pay the i Etatesjumped the Moose river line -L from the mouth of the tunnel he had done The issue he onFlames three-mil- e job a front LI ve w the during w ' to "But we better keep our eyes on was then discussing anent the the river thus ' ' Big Thompson Fe" v) L1 Li are to and reach I ef " day KeTIELI expected her steel production if she ac- - Newark speech by Henry Walwater to move before permitting 15 miles the river from tel ‘0 t quires any of our American know- - lace becomes of increasing imof reservoirs and canthe village late Saturday night completion t os" said the Pennsylvania sen- portance now the to handle als the entire Republican projected The fire uncontrolled since it 4 r and former governor "She is majority In congress has decided started flow more two weeks than ago LUX6RIOUS The valve releasing the divergoing after this awfully hardlevel to scan carefully future requests has burned over approximately will sion be at 'With her low wage relief turned substantial Portal West for especially 250 square miles of rich spruce 1 ' ' Russda might offer some competi- - for some parts of Europe il 2 ' and killed hundreds of near Grank lake by Colorado's timberland f i I LIVIIIG ROOM GROUP tkom South in for American steel governor Lee Knous at 11 am 'i moose Learns Lessen ' 4 — 44 America and western Europe in ) (MST) upon the signal from the ' the postwar period" 1 believe" said Mr Dawson 1 is 1 1 f 1 president in Washington 1 '' ‘ ' -1410'''''''''-4As chairman of the senate small Then Knows and other officials that the American people would ! '' ' I "usiness subcommittee holding go to almost any extreme save Including Oscar Chapman under4'41PJAVIAN7 : tt ' 2 r1"'- f I 1 bearings on steel Martin said he : 1 - their own honor to sacrificing secretary of the interior and Reca'A - - : A kt I 1 i but world in has learned that "Russia is acthe Commissioner lamation Michael ' preserve peace I g - --NV Straus will drive to Estes Park $ cumulating all possible wartime If history of the past few years ' ''' -' - t r 1 A ----Is any indication of the effect of over the scenic &crap" ' i 1 i - - ''''''' : 2 : ' I the American dollar on good will ' I i f Me trail ridge road to participate in BOOTHBAY HARBOR Should Save Scrap ' '''''''' :I " I I '''''N " 00--then we should have learned our June 21 CIII—From a additional ceremonies when the 15 Months to d Pay Ni '''I think it would be wise for our lesson" ''''''''''144' t' °' wharf the schooner Bowdoin set water comes through '''--ii 1 Pie to forces N and air aid of Vs'ith the the begin legislative ' Irrfly nary sail Saturday on Commodore f some reference service maintained by Donald ' : ( coliectirg and bringing back B MacMillan's 25th arctic ' All basic pieces needed to make your Of tons was millions of able voyage—to clock the of the scrap congress Mr Dawson of ! - s 'gyve scattered around the world ' ' to present to the house figures glaciers record voices of speed ' I ' : ' ' r f ' -' living room a place of charm and conIdin-irthe recert war" he said never before compiled During and delve into secrets ofEskimos north1 an 1945 such it 'even --I operation the 18 months from July though suite tentment! Quality built two-pieland minettals and anthropology -1 j In: I might not be wise from a purely 4 through Dec 31 1946 the U S The trip is sponsored by the l' e in dollar value sent to Russia Chicago Geographic society beautiful tapestry cover with carved prrefitable business viewpoint" Tom J Smith Jr Caeveland 0 direct relief amounting to $380-- Cheers of almost 1000 residents wood trim With it we include carefully O Spacious Innerspring Sofa At Lovely End Table president of the Pressed Metal 1n- - 727000 and to the satellite counsummer visitors rang from and ' ' Ftitute told the senate group this tries $36945051L Two thirds of New Fisherman's wharf as the O Matching Lounge Chair MADISON Wis June 21 chosen occasional pieces that add charm 0 Matching Lamp Table week that American ships should this went forward through 2000 vessel to white delegatesO Cocktail Table dipped o'Beautiful Tablei Lamp ' be brirging back scrap steel iron UNRRA and more than $241- - gleaming to the completeness of a room across the harbor the Republican state convention lead brass and In was lend 000000 "regardless carper cast on their a cruise ballots the special Saturday During erszat it costa" wise an outright gift will be made of polar Eski- 1948 presidential preferences but stntr-1 Our Russian allies are collect- his figures down to study mos on the northwest coast of Dewey backers questioned Bringing the eg-d1 the all scrap even to rubbe brick June 30 1948 (an offThial estii- Greenland A small tribe of 300 value of the poll because- of or1 ' ltNt INv foker- -t NommroPP141msete n7d I s vr1 ' storing it behind the iron cur- - mate) the U S will since V-- E members MacMillan related had ganized support for Harold Stas'"" 4""' ' :' SErith testified ' ' '' 4s 1 ' ! il -- 1t tain' day have extended' In relief to lived there for at least 1000 years set i "Ss'e are not a military nation " a d I The ballot boxes were sealed Eur MacMillan expects to return I ope U but it would be mighty handy to grand total of $1807707512 : ) ' 1 15—to beat Ice for- after the voting ended at noon here 1 by ) 4 Sept 7 4 have a good big scrap pile more than half a billion of which mations in Baffin bay 1 and results of the poll were not r ':4111 of what it costs" to be announced until Sunday will have crossed the Atlantic in A few of the Republicans heeded joined other representa- - the last six months small independent steel 1'1111"-a by plea Aid Down Breaks and users in ' club leaders asking their supportsenators that large steel ers not to vote in the poll Dawsdn was able to lay 41 ' I l ' '" -11" have been discriminatFollowers of New York Gov before the house a breakdown on S t Thomas E said the poll L against them in distribution the aid given to each of the irgscarce i of WILMINGTON Del June 21 gave Harold Dewey steel E Stassen former countries under Russ influence S District Judge Richard Minnesota governor and only Martin said this distribution showed that Poland had I 1 :tr7 t rroblern will be aired at continuing lie S Rodney set July 21 for the gov- avowed candidate for the G 0 P ::riz ceived 3287769989 Yugoslavia ALL-METernment to file briefs in its anti- presidential nomination an edge BED public hearings $257251503 Czechoslovakia : 4 1K 4 trust suit against Columbia Steel on other potential nominees be$150362106 Austria $34716234 f v i t 1 'U S U Co S and Steel cause are his backers Corp and Finland $1175337 all of organized to campaign for him which was through UN RR A Steel of Delaware Note Arailable $C''' 95 At the conclusion of Friday's Austria through the war deparRep Charles Halleck (R Ind) in which the government is house majority leader told the trial $121- a further received merit tUTAH CENTENNIAL 736166 the office of foreign seeking to bar the purchase of delegates that Pres Harry S TruCitr1I Steel Corp of Los man abusect his‘ veto power in Um 1Lr4co Full size Simmons bed liquidation extended a further ConsolidatedColumbia GIFTS L" I 1 Steel a U S turning down the $125000000 to Austria Poland Angeles by bill tax both mark this enEtmel Steel labor the and size Brown comfort LI and tubular luxurious Sleek hand! streamlined and Finland Rodney Czechoslovakia Republican Judge subsidiary beauty Created ay Utak artisans d iia some modern ensemble! The suite is of fine construction in rich mahogbank was the also set Aug 5 as the deadline for reduction bill the Export-Impo- rt casters: comveto defendtax to Halleck bill briefs of said comfort the the the Easy rolling make your by medium through which $115250filing any finish: Even restful sleep equipment Easy Taros Each Piece 000 went to Austria Czechoslo- - ants The government has until was a "flagrant abuse of the veto p plete Tomorrow's Heirloom power" and "thwarted the will of Aug 31 to answer the steel vakla Poland and Finland Famous lanerspriog ikattress Mirrored Vanity Bed Modern Panel-En- d the people" Taking a fling at Wallace and Resiliont Coil Spring Bosch of Drawers Chest Matching Spacious his lieutenants lie said: Pillows Pair Soft of Deep "These roving GALLUP OPINION rtaa Ceutesulal Medallion 1347 with 4: 74-7:---ambassadors can talk all they 11 each ceder before July t 1 43 I I -- ee' friendlove and care the about i dit ' UTAH All'S CRAFTS t ' i L ' SEAMLESS '' Russia to additional ftj10 P O Beg 1144 1 gifts ship t sait Lake City le Vial would bring but the record to ' 1 obit 4 f seas issr: date clearly discloses that these BEAUTIFUL : AXMIL1STER RUG t but have nothing brought gifts isereeisie: ' 4N -abuse and lack of cooperation on 1 12441 ty Sege Lily Wall Vase ALL-METW '''''' t ''1' '' If our former ally 1the part of Plaskett cepte per couple sae& 95 Wallace and his friends want to PRLNCETON N J June 21— ployment To pot it another way $290 Seagulls look to Russia for 'ideas help One 12 cent of of the total nonWhite Bisque: per in in five the sample every person CHESTS and inspiration' as Wallace employed people polled by the Votes bust $123 of the United Institute farm is in that population his Newark ed speech 9x12 --- -- -a smut is think there better $1411 °sea Skull Vase '' ' their privilege but I am certain States thinks there is a chance than slight chance of losing their i no will or on he American the breadwinner that the Order— people Eseleeed is Cheek— Mosey ' I se jobs within the next year longer stand for these huge whom the fami1 31 depends will be How many millions of workers '?' a 1 would this be if the percentages granta of American dollars to 'unemployed within the next year r:-- sane t : 1 That Is shown In a coast-t- o nation which offers nothing in are translated into people? Address return but contempt for the coast sltvey conducted by the InThe most recent report on the c : -I i N3 ' American way of life" stitute as an "index of job opti- labor force was issued by the cen4 yI St 1 14aI ' t : ' mism" in the United States today sus bureau covering the week of ilfteo t Ntij e ' 40 ot riOt '' l ' '': ' The most optimistic are the busi- May 1 At that time there rto 'TNT 44 IA tr 1 4 ness and professional claases and were 49370000 persons 14 years 1 a Aillb: C4 je000 white-collar " the workers Manual of age or over gainfully employed ' - ' Four spacious workers are least optimistic the outside of agricultural industries es- I -- and the number of unemployed was ! survey shows sliding smooth The job optimism index was approximately 2000000 r910' ' r drawers Chest Is in r ' - : (177 arrived at by questioning a na(77! ir 11 olio N '''"-- -- I If the worst fears of the 12 46) po n 'NOW not tional el) above are realized including mentioned -1 burl walnut finish t on the following: 1 farmers then the number of unemployed -' own can Now do next you the be would you year prortuntly! trebled "During Once can approximately conGood you again sturdy that gloriously beautiful rug yeries always wanted! think there Is any chance that you assuming that none got other jobs '''''''-- -- -t choose your favorite The results of the survey by istruction-A10 CARTED CBLNESE Rt'GS (your husband) will be unemmetal --I tie ' 't4 Russia Seeldng ILead in Steel !Senator Claims - ar 13-mi- le Red-face- mid-weste- - 3 Sunday caused nearly $100000000 damage army engineers estimated The total loss was expected to soar with both the Mississippi and Missouri rivers washing out crops and carrying valuable dirt down- By UNITED PRESS The Missouri' river surged toward a record flood stage Saturday night as torrential rains threatened to inundate waterlogged Ottumwa Ia for the third time In two weeks Hundreds of persons were forced from their homes by swelling streams and thousands of I tons of rich topsoil were washed Tenn NASHVILLE rile Dalt gakt (7tibura A June 22 1941 Hundreds Flee As Missouri Surges Toward Record High t I I ' rn F - Deepest Oil Well Sunk 17823 Feet i v i - 1 1 1 - - rrtan-mad- I Alaska Forest Fire Perils Fishing Village (— ' 'i - 11 1 ) 7 -' ) th 7 -- rt u vit r---0- f t f- 00 k 24) - i ' am- ---- 11 i 4 4 t 4 a-to- t ---7r i ------ --z ' -- ' li‘ - I Vessel Begins ' i: - L i ' -- 7 -- - - - n- - i t 1 I Z - '' ":"-- --- - 0 sun-bake- -- - - - o' -' -- - 4 - I I 7 - -- -)- - - - f I ‘ ri - Wisconsin GOP Votes oil '48 Race Choices I L I 7 t-- - (Z-Loe- 2 - -- - rld (UP)--Near- 1 t 4 - g i - L ' 5 lease--other- 1- 13 Arctic Study 1 ---- -': - 1 - : cE -- -- 1 6-PIE- I I ce i s i 1 t - ly - I I rt f -' N -- - - 4 o- -- E t J 1" Russian-influence- -- 411 Dewey-for-preside- nt 1 - L 1- — - - ::7: C2P1----- I r "mwesk - fr Court Asks Briefs In Steel Action I - - AL - ' n fi 0Dciiiku I Taft-Hartl- ey - I - Lia)1100h 1 1 C) 1 t Ni ! 1 !i - FREE !i i tf self-appoint- ed '- of City Dwellers Fear Unemployment in 1 Year 21 stet-Brigha- 1 4 4 A4 ALL-WOO- 1 -'-'-- "-- --- '' 1 - 18W- AL ' ! i t 1 $ ti m t) I t - 4 7: 111 1 il - - - 1 - ?Igo- 16 a EnT - 41 s I - tc 1E - A 1 - - - - '''"'"--s- cross-sectio- ''' - 14 WS-- Salo ACSCSSON CEELNESE LUIS-FooSalo Ileguiar ADO 2 crtritsr ROSE AND ROYAL BLUE Regular $1433 Sale $54950 'Leg-min- ?Win ROYAL SAILOVIES $VIL Salo t- Regular 111311 tiltFoot BEACTITVL ROSE Ulf-Fo- 111214-To- ot Salo I ROYAL ICIRMAN SOFT PASTEL Aegis lax Ude& Sulu ployed?" The vote: Yes there is No there isn't $2495 Regular 2 ROYAL SAROL'IlEIL ROYAL BLUE --- -- MU I FRENCTI SAVONNERIE KIRMAN 14124 Regular S5401 Sale See our fine Broadloom Carpeting from best and IS-- ot Si 85 4 $595 $1195 $1100 $4500 America's 243 SOUTH (21 STATE L': Tr71 111 cr1 occupational groups: Any Chance of Unemployment? - 2alt akt Zribunt 6 6 8 No opinion 0C"? Issued ever morning catered t tat Wino at dell Lake City es second post s- es mattes under sot of Marna a 1137 a rue': Utah Wan bavaas andunscription Wyoming daily and dunday mnntn ear in $11100 sinowner 1150' I! U 8 111 and Sunday' montn 6175 Tin Tribune to a member of the AU° The Aseocicted elated Press Pma ntaled exclusively to the Ina for repute lication of CI the local neon printed in this aftweaaps4 as stail as all A P hews v -- terrl Total 1 21c'o It will be observed that of the 21 per cent about half (12 per cent) think there is either a great or a fairly good chance of unem dispatches PHONE 13321 advs --- patterns and colors from ' i°"7':::''''''''''''' 7'''''''" a large stock - Easy Tarms t i--- - - - 4 - ''"" ' ' - ' Mail Orders 1011147bille mi ! -t - or Evening Appoint- it ' al I' 'tr Your inquiry will be answered and his personal promptly attention given your order We deliver almost 'anywhere Easiest 1 !P Just write or phone our Mr at our John D West Dial ments expense 1 ti '1 ' i 1 '' PI IP: jertij —t — 't)K 1 ra 1 1 - :t PI K4 --—- r- - -4 4- i 17) 0 teZ V:Lf1A 4- D 1 N -- ‘ 1 i I 411 Fl--- I - D A - AP 14 0 VI 9r: l'- ''''''y1 v- tr 0 1 !f!:i r I I Iwo' I a 1 L I 1 ----- --- 1 ft 14 - 7 0 ('-17- 'fi ' 1:7:411011' 6 I 4 dr- ' ---'11r11 D N rit 1 dk i --- -- - i 11 : i -- witive04s — - t i '"?3 11 - — tit ' f :: ta LgagLe4)V17plf t:oor's : 4- - NO CARRYING CIIARGE OR INTEREST ADDED 1 U - -- -- No opin 63e Yes No 16 No opinion 83 Prof it Bus lire 21 51 The 21 per cent indicating a fear Manual Workers 28 American Institute of of becoming unemployed were Public Opinion asked: "How great a chance is there— very great fairly great or only a Ebe 143 south Maio—Dial 44511- - slight chance?" The vote: Very great chance Fairly great chance Slight chance Ft (") - c" 1 4 N- -- --- ot 1 - - -- 4 Onee-In-a-lifeti- tx12-Fo- 1 - ' 70 '''' t 7 1111 r 0 --- 47 A A'"' - of e-r- b- tr" - --- AA 4-- 10 - - 1 1 ' ::tee' a1 al tioal I J I i |
