| Show sa - eaAAVaaAkaaaAArarAWY- akr a 1 e‘ 4Aa 4N m6 a a r - A ' A 4 A 0 l' a a 'a -'' '' t La A ' 9 NEWS BROADCASTS 7:30 am 1 pm' 8:30 pm Sports 11 pm ' - Station KAUIntermountain 'Network i i: f 's t zr k I 41 4 44 WEATHER ' ' itieMakir Mostly clear Monday and t : i ' 4 rising Tuesday-Slow- ly day- time temperatures (Details on rage 15) 4L 4 PRICE FIVE CENTS SALT LAKE CITY t UTAH MONDAY MORNING JUNE 30 1947 VOL 155 NO 77 - ' 1 Russ Stylnie Einstein Warns U N Paris 11 eet lir 1 ears a-- m f On U S Aid Nations for Head Start -- IL 1- I ' ? 1 IL cil - e- :- 1 - I i - 4p - - 1 - PRLNCETON N J June 29 (UP)—Prof Albert Einstein and ai group of associated scientists said Sunday the United Nations ' i ! - kP1 - I - ar ' - i rut" an Span World to Join U S Balancès1T 1st Budget Ill 17-Ye- Jockey In Atomic Race Says Savant Hit 'AllEmbra cing' Program Under Marshall Proposal - 1 11 i - 1 - - 1 11-7- 7-- 0 tt En fittlaa Fiscal Year to Close With Estimated $11 Billion Surplus 11 11 r w t r ig171t of t S I 1 1 t I t t for Race 'Equality Based on Democracy I June 29 s Harry S Truman has the Pre PARIS June 29 f 4 ' ' in 17 years in sources said Sunday night the years I first budget surplus - ' -- - — three-pow- er fiscal the the bag for year ending The men who helped create the atom bomb and know what foreign rninflters ' Monday midnight conference had reached an makes it tick said the Soviet union would have the start of a I ' ' I WASHINGTON June 29 '(UP)—Standing on the steps of an stock pile of bombs by 1955 And they added the cryptic warning: i But officials said Sunday that ' 4 passe" in its discussion of ecointerest be made the famed Lincoln memorial Pres Harry S Truman Sunday exto an American plan for European "Once stock piles of atomic bambs have been accumulated by t payment 4 ''''--nomic reconstruction as Russia two national blocs of a divided ''''' on the national debt will keep it ' horted the nations of the world to adopt an international bill of t it t took a firm stand against any "all- world it will no longer be possible below the $1250000000 Mr:orru- - rights and strive to prove the superiority of democracy over totali- ' tenhracing economic program" for to maintain peace" I 1 I man forecast two months ago— tarianism the continent Einstein's group is the emergen- f A and wreck his chances to beat the 'Addressing the 38th annual conference of the 1 Authoritative French quarters cY committee of atomic scientists ' said Monday's meeting of the of which he is chaintan Prof of elation for the Advancement of Colored People he warned that record $1155000000 surplus 1 ministers of Great Britain France Harold C Urey of Chicago univer- Calvin Pres under I Coolidge peoples abroad "may surrender to the f431se security ? and Russia would bring the con- sity ViCe chairman acted as chiefs so 20 offered by totalitarian regimes unlessAve can prove ago temptingly years exactly ference to its "most critical stage" spokesman The scientists I the superiority ofdemocracy" Government budget experts in atth some sources predicting only were seatedSunday around the white- 1 Hula words were broadcast to the chance of a aligtt an interview summarized the any haired Einstein who continually attaining over the four major radio I et western-Sovidifnodded his agreement with the situation like this: I agreement On networks and to all other cou n-ferences over U S Secy of State momentous pronouncements ST LOUIS June 29 L'IlAn i On the basis of the latest figures a shortwave setup esp' I received by the treasury the George C Marshall's proposal for described in some secearthquake dtrieailparty Head Seek mby-Start by the state de- 4" means the tions as "severe" was felt at 11:25 European aid surplus—which budget et The I of income over spending— this area ! Row 3foch From 111 1i excess In the president's audience were ' ' effective was with five days worst i 61442925000 the y 1 0 M Vinson chief justice Fred I 1 In a surprise announcement major nation has jockeyed around Ilississippi river flood here in 103 to go ' of the United States and Mrs ! made d2ring a Sunday recess of in negOtiations trying to place it- - years But instead of climbing the surVinson U S Atty Gen Torn C the conference and transmitted self in the most advantageous The shock lasted about five plus will be driven down on the Clark and Mrs Clark the lie-id- I to a next an news win Moscow the war" from final day of the fiscal year by ands The tremor shook downtown t by the Soviet 29 can ambassador and hundreds of WASIILNGTON i June (ur) interest payment on the $257700acency Toss Russia said the task statement issued by the committee buildings apartments and homes Pres of the session was to decide merely said heardeertso ofN more Pthwe hporehaaedritece will take 000000 debt alike but no serious damage was that I H—CaroryngsreaTius imaarilosokainpgprofvoalr illp for ati : men said of feel science Monfight the amount Of financial aid needed Urey ' A few chimneys were of civil liberties i than $500000000 from the United States and the only alternative to another- reported knOcked down to bill controversial its of Taxes Boost Surplus day Mrs FDE Morse Speak tether such aid could be ob- war is creation of a world governi Army engineers said early re- 4 - federal rent control until extend lent with real power to enforce ports final the tained under the American proThe did not indicate any damage impact may drop I' land1 allow to next March but Truman as Preceding Mr peace to levees holding back floodwaters posal I surplus below $1000000000 even lords and tenants to on a speakeriwere Mrs Bleanor Roosediscus- - of the agree on "Why have the year-lon- g ' '' debt the the ''I payment Itussia cons:ders It "perfectly sions though ''''''‘ i miseiseippL " - '' A' i in the UN atomic energy l t will be offset in part by further 1517 increase ntow obvious that internal economic af- commission o th the senate velt- anSen Wayne Morse (It u leaders Hundreds Flee not succeeded?" the ' of revenue from quarfairs are to be decided by the statement asked "Is this because recording ' Ore) who voiced the president's - ' -- -) income taxes that fell due and house wouldn't be surprised The flood forced additional hun-''''"'"- - terly sovereign peoples therriselves and f Incidental and the ' factheme—that the United States ' Truman Mr: ''' if '1 June 16 "spanked" ' ' dreds of persons from their homes that ether countries should not tors which can betransitory for lawmakers remedied soundly passing leads the world politically andecobe not by finalwill The figures tnterfere in these internal affairs" simple measures such as for in- - and reinforcements were rushed In! the measure and sending it to- nomically and that until h what happens reWednesday to save compiled for efforts the Soviet statement said Existtance the of new 1 Latest government reports show him just under the deadline levees - --to maining civil will influence here -"The conference is faced with personnel l to appointment on discus— rights at the carry midnight The stage here reached 3920 that with five days to go gov- ing controls expire the task of ascertaining the needs sions? The answer is in the nega- all other peoples -Monday 12 I ernment receipts for the the previous 100-yeof the European countries for tive The representatives of great just over it con- Mr Truman decried racial prej- ' If the president vetoes windowi 1 ‘ I months were $517000000 short of and " ' American economic aid by states while striving to safeguard high ofF 3914 set in S1944 out the will trols go i the $ 42 5 0 00 00 000 the president udice and discrimination stpd meteor- 1 e wanigren9 U means of receiving appropriate espeace have fulfilled their tra- - Harry said ' Congress has shown no altogether while in estimated I expendi--4-4 April the would river reach ologist contimates from the countries to ram pledged that the federal governditional duty to place their own at tures were $410000000 under his signs of being willing with least 395 Monday morning The adment "would show the way" to cerned and subjecting them to a nations in the most advantageous all-tianother CROWN NATIONAL NET HE'LL DEFEND plan through estimate of $41250000000 here was recorded in a month away joint examination" it continued 1 states and communities position to win the next war It is 1844 at high only No backward tieeded estimates journment and of these Los of Each le Frank Parker April Angeles defending champion 413 useless to proceed further along Without any controls rents could which fail to safeguard the rights In progress at Forest Dale now more meet were In than Courts Role of America '$10000000000 National the Clay swarmThousands of sightseers this path one cannot prepare for any levels landlords might of all Americarus match Sunday Parker is No 3 in national higher than his original estimates go to — ed over the heavily populated pauses after an exhibition should be believed that the war and expect peace" select VI Illam Tully Notre Dame at 4 pm Monday The president said there was except in a few states he of when meet last in He'll year areas on both sides of the river ratings January ' task of the conference is to eaown regulations much that have which their to state and local gov 18 Year looked months of preahead Waste often interfering with trucks car' reason Republicans tabLah cooperation among the For that $31Revenue tecromnmecnittsiz:na: fdroo mto pthroetecintdArnivaetyr I dict for this year: Thus one year has been spent rying sandags and flood workers rurcpban countries in draftinr es500000000 spending $35860000- - and Democrats are convinced Mr -- tvnatei of the needs of these coun- fruitlessly toward securing a sign the tobill—prob- of insult the harrowing fear of $100000000 Toll 000r prospective deficit $4347- Trumanwill "workabls solution to safeguard a tries for American econoralc aid our with congress intImidation and the threat message ably 000000 Damage in this area alone civilization" they said to ascertain the possibility of obwas mob V10 and difference caused of why the What explaining reached while physical injury the total $8500000 new a The scientists said aptalm!nr such economic aid from if Chief objections lence" four-statin a presidential increase e cost in of flood expenditures the sharp the the United States and to assist the proach toward formation of a area of Missouri Illinois "But" he added we cannot over the following months and a any are expected to be aimed Nebrasto control atomEuropean countries in obtaining world government the 15 rent raise plan which any longer await the growth of a at expansion steady Iowa over ka and 3 well 2 See Column ranged thie Page business and employment that some Democrats likened to a will to action in the slowest state 4100000000 Seymour Greenberg to defeat Ed- of By BILL CltGG Ruatiarut expressed '"grave has "blackjack" for landlords Sen or the most backward community g S produced a flood of revenue U army engineer called for followed the expected pat- - ward Moy lan and Nick Carter about a plan which they H Taylor (D Ida) urged Our national government must Glen Play exceed Tax original receipts far all available volunteers and sol4 vras prenared for the con- of San both on the basis of this pro- show the way" Francisco veto Courts a tern National to in a the looked which Clay expectations save in diers two their struggle to alone ference by France and had been vision from wartime fall an exhibition in match Dale Forest at away -tennietournament sharp levees termed very criticar Improve Machinery Indorsed by Britain-i- s Under this feature landlords thrilled levels both on the Illinois side one just Sunday afternoon as seeded stars - Parker's play be would tenants He and permitted one thing to ascertain the acknowledged that this was a north of St Louis and the other and highly regarded entriei slvept the big afternoon crowd not Taxes Spurt agreeto undertake and complex" problem "difficult "voluntary" conornic needs of the European 100 miles south near Chester on the many of whom had 'ieen such and said that federal laws and Actually expanded employment ments to boost rents by a maid-mucountries for American aid in the In St Louis alone the number into Monday's competition of 15 provided the land- administrative machinery must be victories in court perfection before Moylan and pay boosts have caused income form of credits and deliveries of of homeleas was estimated be- wings of straight-se- t and Carter led 1 in the second taxes withhec1 from pay to spurt lords consented to sign a lease improved and expanded most instances goods by means of the estimates tween 600 and 1000 de- set but the Los Angeles duo with $600000000 He noted that he appointed ss higher than in the drewn up by the European cotmkeeping them at that level until Highlight of the afternoon's WASHINGTON June 29 (UP) and Railroad factories inyards 1949 1 and fiscal other the attack of Parker Jan was arrival the announceyear preceding spearheading tries thesel-rea- ' advisory committee on the along both sides of the velopments An- won five straight games Claimed it would civil rights last December to surtax income dividual and Parker Los of le Parker Its ment sai n"his is acceptable and —Joseph Padway American Fed- warehouses Frank corporate supporters river were either under water or 'tenants security against pos- vey minority group difficulties and rnay prove very useful to the Euro- eration of Labor general counsel had the geles defending champion who earning the last two points with receipts to make a corresponding give at river siblesaid he surging lapping townsman acts fellow with teamed showing blistering skyrocketing of rents after needs to From it ahe "sensible countries pean predicted Saturday night that the hastily erected barriers around the and The dynamic Parker who is receive Nevertheless increased receipts federal controls expire next y —It evil be an entirely different new labor reform law buildings No 3 in the U S Lawn from these and other taxes like March 1 all ranked action for by program vigorous matter if the conference engages would produce a "twenty fold" inWater poured into the lower secTennis Assn rankings plays his the liquor and cigaret levies were has of Mr Truman us" repeatedly an drawing up docrease in strikes that would put tions of Alton Chester and East "Our immediate task is to re- first tournament match at 4 pm more than offset- by a drop of linked rents with the major conas envieprograzn St Louis In move the last remnants of the William Tully of over $3323000000 from last year mestic problems confronting Monday meeting the National Labor Relations aged by the French project and board five Notre Dame in what looms as the in revenue from the corporation gress His most recent request was barriers which stand between milRails Roads Closed years behind in its only in passlng ascertain their excess-profifeature battle of the afternoon tax which has been for a one-yerenewal of "effec- lions our citizens and their work reeds for American economic aid Railroads and highways north 30 1948 birthright Another echibition match 'Sun- repealed June until controls tive" There is no justifiable :r the conference deviates to this He indicated that the A F L was south and west along the rivers found Barbara Krase of San reason for discrimination because QUM:CY Cal June 29 (A—The day to a lead in vr11 take the were it from the closed water task flood prepared when dvith digress half- year-ol- d of ancestry or religion or race gran Francisco pairing with Robin Hipcourt fight against washed out or inundated tracks set for it and ilal eau to yield any nation-wid- e of former California Con- penstiel of Salt Lake City to score MODERN ROBINSON CRUSOES or color" he said daughter he And statute the result-Vehinted that and roads positive 2 0 over Shirley John H Tolan disap- a 4 gressman the behest of the president At victory some of its provisions might be More than 338000 acres of rich Leaction the Department of Justice is Inpeared Sunday in the region south Fry of Akron O and Jack Tuero deliberately by AFL farmland were under water be- of Volcano National park of Tulane (Third set was called in vestigating several lynchingsTOM The foreign ininistere—Ernest unions to hasten a test of its con- tween Louisiana Mo 100 miles andLassen severe heart at that point time limit) Miss a Tolan Gen and the south suffering Atty Berm V IL Molotov and Georges stitutionality north and Cairo IlL at the mouth attack from the shock was taken Kress is defending champion in C Clark has promised an unreBidault—were luncheon of the Ohio river and at least 40- - to a hospital in a critical condition the women's singles while Miss Mash of Strikes guests campaign against elements lenting of Vincent Aurol 000 more acres were expected to Sunday presichild was Greta Fry is ranked second The which the civil rights of missing made a his abridge of forecast Padway dent of France With the conferunder if the two critical levees Mary Gale daughter of Mr and go e groups of minority rash country-widstrikea the at ence under a news hiackout there Upsets SAN DIEGO CaL June 29 international incident in which side broke Alto- Mrs William Gale Jr of Oakland conference with on the Illinoisa million eras no cpportimity to learn the end of a two-da- y Lists Basic Rights men missing with questions of interpretation of' the (CTPS)--Fi- ve and an to in a Closest Lee's half vacation from She gether upset nearly thing strayed 100 A FL attorneys They acres were inundated in floods this reaction of the British and 'some Monroe doctrine San Thistle Pedro boat the came when she figured near where fishing Lassen Mr listed the basic Truman Sunday's camp skirmishing park French to the Moscow statement mapped preliminary plans fcr month Since France took formal poson a holiday with her Al Hardy of Concord Cal elimi- since May 19 were reported by had which he said each citizen gone to be court action to the One observer declared that the presented The crest on the Missouri was grandparents Congressman and nated Lawrence Daly- - of North- radio Sunday to be on their way session of the island in 1935 by should enjoy in a truly demoFiussian attitude did not necessi- unions internaticrnal officers at a crew of a sailors for western in one of the afternoon's to tile Galapagos islands aboard landing reported at Hermann Mo and Mrs Tolan cratic society as the right to a mean the Soviet would not a meeting here July 9 u-ily See Page 2 Column 3 decent a the tuna clipper Normandie of few three-se- t matches said is would assistant child's The the follow it father VIlahlgren home the right to an eduHardy over After the laws :pelf for the sake of a continent complex talking of Utah courts-ma- n San Diego after being rescued former of crest here about district Alameda the right to adequate medUniversity big cation Mississippi attorney by A L F with provisions that otherwise faced economic col- Lawyer 24 hours played steady tennis to dis- from lonely Clipperton island ical care the right to a worthmost of the representing so All indications he far lapse The navy planned to send a craft pose of the highly regarded Wildwhile job the right to an equal major member unions Padway added are that the talks which told 6- -3 7 cat netter 0 to the Galapagos from Panama G newsmen share in the making of public dethese that general bean Friday have been cordial conclusions had been reached: Four other victors were ex- to aid them cisions through the ballot and the American officials are not too AS said the wrecked tended the full three sets before Fishermen 1 There is nothing in the right to a fair trial in a fair about the chances of Pedro fishing optimistic polished off unexpectedly boat was frau they court" act could force that John RAI REAM cooperation But in their tough opposition Bob Goldbeck for the LCalifornia Marine Curfng "Recent events in the United Lewis United Mine Workers to : from view the Marshall plan can be L Texas university displayed a and Packing Co Terminal island to return and abroad have made us coal the fields States soft when made to with or without the their official tencareful tantalizing brand of LSI realize that it is more important 29 ends vacation Ga June AUGUSTA Crew Identified -Sotheta Bob Koch Salt Lake June 29 UPImajor issues still would remain nis to defeat 18 months and 6000 today than ever before to insure July 8 5 7 6 Koch took the The coast guard here said the —Some A drive to prevent another nation- to be settled by negotiation City that all Americans enjoy these a souvenir-happ- y miles after Dispense With Contracts The government will return the first set but Goldbeck lobbing men who lived on salvaged ras Gerbe said "And when I wide coal strike July 8 by a reG around I rights" began kicking soft coal mines to their owners and driving the Utahn back to the tions from the wrecked boat were many 2 Some lawyers felt that cerBar-eall Americans I mean all a moment° for say a 35c of looking an hour Monday after running them since baseline enticed Koch into fatal from San Pedro instead of San tain unions could get along with-- 1 ported offer Americans" learned has Netherlands the to Sunled errors boost win were 1946 match the the seized when they out any contracts with employers wage industry May Diego as previously reported He said that mob violence and to the marriage what Names of the men were given recordhappened and thus could bypass the new day into a crtical week Contract to avert a strike continue because the Intimidation Wilhelmina's wins of Rockwood Rallies Queen Thus the 400000 miners now in the radio message as Capt statute These would be the very talks are expected to get going and intolerance in "prejudice parents on vacation until July 8 would Roy Grimse San Diego unlim- William Noble Charles E Warren evils are rooted still which G I name unknown strong craft unions much' as the in earnest were aroused these The PARIS lIonday June ZO LP1 International a bered which service gave Gilbert B Stethe Robert Marchall wandered into the antique shop exist" that the have no Hopes agreement—and him a sizzling 'Typographical union strike —The French news agency said 3 2 6 over and Walter Richards at least be held to a would notworking to the pits— back triumph may said go the "The conscience of our nation Padway of Henry Prontaut here said brief duration The wage offer unless one is reached within the Waiter Stuckert of Western Michillonday that a plot had been un- plan might work this way: announcement The from the he couldn't and and sold the it it read machinery which encovered in western France "aimed "The Typos might say 'We was reported to have the support next few days gan but not before the Californian Normandie that the men are in for a trifle Prontaut finally got forces itlegal not yet secured to have at overthrowing the Republican don't want an agreement We'll of LT S Steel and Pittsburgh Labor Secy Lewis E Schwel- had run into plenty of difficulty "fair condition" after living velvet-boun- d on full freedom from fear each citizen to the around having ks battle found the island for nearly reglizne" and replacing it with set up conditions of employment Consolidation Coal Co after a lenbach is expected to call for Another three-sparchment pages transan organization of dictatorial If you don't want to meet them conference with John L Lewis resumption of negotiations prob- Howard Atwater of William and on Now' Them 'Cure rations salvaged from the lated and learned it recorded tendencies" 'United of the Mine we'll just go away'" 'will overpowering Lewis Mary "We cannot wait another decade president wreck of their fishing boat pro- the marriage between William ably Tuesday accept Jim Porter Salt Lake The agency said that French 6 3 A legal fight probably will Workers City this invitation an aid said voked speculation that Clipperton DI of the House of Orange and or another generation to remedy MICCUlt ty 3 3 of while Rockwood Linn had discovered be made against the laws restricpolice Labor department officials spoke a five-mi- le Industry sources said Sunday square atoll with a Princess Adelaide Emma Wil- these evils We must work as documents proving that the plot- tions on union and welfare that other northern and western hopefully of reaching a contract Provo twice within two points of health romantic and stormy may helmina Therese of Waldeck and never before to cure them now ters had planned action some time funds See rage 12 Column 1 now be an abandonedhistory operators have decided to go along this week at least covering the island The aftermath of war and the t tt--- s month Pyrmont Dec 7 1878 Like 'Thought Police' with the plan to meet fully with northern and western fields repreagainst strategic points a sent desire to keep faith with our nato friend The dealer it Incident International in Pars including the post office 4 Most of the lawyers were Lewis' basic wage and hour de- senting 75 of the industry historic principles make the of in tion's but his stationed Germany and telerraph centrals as well as extremely critical of the provisions mands HoWever the operators Southern operators have deckled Set Boston Meet 1700 in the interim the friend was need a pressing one" located about Clipperton agsinst the prison of Fresnea requiring union leaders to file were out of town and confirma- to make a separate deal BOSTON June 29 (UP)—The miles south of here and 500 miles killed in an accident Prontaut the "desperate" popTurning to battle-ravageFresiv? prison since France's affidavits with the NLRB declar- tion of this awaited their return cound The Lewis wage and hour terms C I 0 national convention will be west of Mexico was once hotly got the papers back and conof ulations tberation in the fall of 1944 had ing they are not communists Mexcall must an eight-ho7 Netherfor both he this nation of France and said coveted for Monday the $1305 tacted members that tries held Michael T here Oct by -been used to ronfline persons ac"This approaches the 'thought Should Lewis put across his portal-to-portour contin1931 Of in as to allies The verified lands' in ico have France award them Its Boston Kelleher the day embassy They present president cusped I:4 ectilaborattem with the police' as it existed in Germany demands for higher wage and contract specified $1185 for a Chamber of Commerce said by King Victor Emmanuel of the authenticity of the docuuing struggle for the peaceful soGerms-sand Japan" Padway said hour changes a number of other nine-holution of the worlds problems: day Italy acting as arbiter was an ment and asked for its return (tP)--Fre- nch had failed utterly to find a plan for atcmic control and warned that a full fledged atom bomb war might break out within eight 1 3 - lls - - - - WASHINGTON (A'--Ca- i- - 1 1 ok - - ck s - - war-ravag- - t - 1 ' '"- - s " 1 i sec-positi- on ‘ ' i - l ! - - f t I ''''' i E I ' t s 4 --- - r - Trmnan Oke It Seen Today On Rent Bill - S ed - ' - i Natis 2 --- bm paf 7 z 1 St Lom a Flood Region - f N -a -- - -- - t i 1 '' - i - - - I t -- - - 1 I 0 0 1 I ---li 1 ' 1 - t - - it last-ditc- -- --- I - - ar - 1 iI --- i I - k I Parker Arrives to De lemd SL U S Tennis Title in then-unforese- - - - t - -- f en t ne AFL Forecasts Twenty Fold Rise in Strikes 9-- 7- - 6-- all-arou- nd ' m f - 4-- i top-seed- ed l expects Taft-Hartle- Oakland Girl - 2 Vanislics ar ts E t -- two-and- -a w-- 6-- 6-- 2-- 5 Fishermen Lost May 19 Found on Pacific Island 1 Ex-Uta- hn oal - -- Taft-Hartl- k 1D-d- ay ey Coal Owners Offer Wage Hike of 35 Cents Industry Says I SOUVENIR TAGGED DUTCH RELIC 5-- 6-- r t : I WASH-LNG-TO- 4-- 7-- 9-- Franée Dictator Plot 8-- 3-- I I - 6-- no-contr-act et she-wee- left-hand- ed 4-- 6-- 1 I 6-- - do ur 13-1- al ur I A VY: : 4 f |
